Feeds that stay fresh
Paste any RSS or Atom url — we validate it before subscribing, then refresh it in the background. Each feed shows its unread count, when it was last fetched, and a flag when a fetch fails.
product devfreaks/reader — the feed reader we wanted
We read a lot. Everything else was too slow, too social, or too keen to decide what we should see next. So we built Reader: your feeds, in order, in a window you can drive without ever reaching for the mouse.
No card needed to start. RSS and Atom. Your feeds, nobody’s algorithm.
What it does
Paste any RSS or Atom url — we validate it before subscribing, then refresh it in the background. Each feed shows its unread count, when it was last fetched, and a flag when a fetch fails.
Articles render in one readable column, with the markup sanitised through DOMPurify and Trusted Types. One key opens the original on the site when you want it.
Bookmark what’s worth keeping and tag it on the spot. Filter between unread, everything, and your bookmarks, or search the lot.
Group feeds into categories in the sidebar so a hundred subscriptions still read like a short list.
Read today, this week and all time, still unread, bookmarked, read more than once — plus which feeds you actually read, busiest first.
Tickets go to the people who wrote the thing. There’s no tier-one script between you and an engineer.
Keyboard
Pricing
For a focused reading list.
€1.50/month
For following a whole field.
€4.50/month
No limit. Talk to us.
Let’s talk
Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial. No card needed to start.
Questions
RSS and Atom. Paste the url and we check it resolves to a real feed before we subscribe you to it.
No. The trial runs 30 days from the moment you create an account, and we only ask for payment details if you decide to stay.
No. Articles arrive newest first from the feeds you chose. The only filters are the ones you set — unread, all, bookmarks, tags, search.
Yes. Your plan, its feed limit and your trial status all live on one screen inside the app, and you can move between Base and Pro from there. For Insane, send us a line.
Yes — the stats view breaks it down by day, week and all time, and shows which feeds you actually read rather than which ones you collected.
Thirty days free, no card, and a keyboard that finally does something.
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