That F'ing Post
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Don’t let your old social media posts prevent you from getting the job, date or acceptance letter you deserve
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"a new app promises to wipe up your social media mess, and might help you stay gainfully employed..."
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TFP privately scans your entire social media history for potentially offensive postsUsing a library of over 3,000 words and phrases, That F'ing Post uses advanced machine learning to flag posts you might want to edit or delete. TFP works with your public and private posts on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest and Flickr Check out the TFP library here (NSFW) 
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You only get one chance to make a first impression!
Embarrassing posts could be hiding amongst many years of social media activity across multiple accounts, making it nearly impossible to review them all by yourself.
All it takes is a single thoughtless post from 10 years ago to ruin your reputation. You've worked too hard - and come too far - to let that happen. *On average, TFP users have over 300 posts flagged and clean up more than 50! *Based on user-submitted statistics
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Easy to use
TFP's intuitive workflow allows you to quickly swipe posts that are flagged to keep or edit
TFP then let's you go directly to the posts you marked for editing or deletion with a single touch in Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest and Flickr |
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Safe and Secure - TFP doesn't store your posts or data
Privacy and transparency are extremely important to us. That's why TFP is part of the digi.me ecosystem of apps, the fastest growing environment for ethical, private data sharing. You will need to download the digi.me Private Sharing app to connect your social media accounts which will import and encrypt your data. TFP processes your posts without your data every leaving your device. Learn more.
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What are people saying about TFP?
Downloaded TFP, ran the search and found a TON of stuff that shouldn't be there. 10th grade me was really trying to screw up my chances of getting a job!
- Nadya B.
Student
Student
It literally flagged over 500 posts and comments as potentially offensive. Most were okay, but... let's just say I'm glad I used this.
- Jessica Ziegler
College student
College student
Why worry about your social media?
In a Kaplan Test Prep survey of more than 350 college admissions officers in the U.S., 35 percent of officers polled reported having looked at applicants' social media accounts to learn more about them.
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More than half of employers (57 percent) that check job candidates’ social media say they’ve seen content that has caused them to eliminate a person as a job contender, according to new research from CareerBuilder.
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Ready to clean up your social media?
Download TFP for free... for now...
Download TFP for free... for now...