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my-feed

Keep the feeds you follow in one quiet place.

my-feed brings your favorite feeds into one reader. Add a link, follow new posts from blogs, podcasts, video channels, project releases, and more, then save articles for offline reading. Choose your text size, use read-aloud support, and keep subscriptions on your device.

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Coming Soon to Google Play

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Data Stored

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Ads

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Offline Storage

In Dev

Active Development

See it in action

Screenshots from my-feed

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Feed List
Feed List
Article List
Article List
Reader View
Reader View
Add Feed
Add Feed
Settings
Settings

What it includes

Add Any Feed

Paste a feed or page link and my-feed finds the updates for you.

Beyond Blogs

Follow YouTube channels, GitHub repo releases, Dev.to tags/authors, Hacker News, and podcasts.

Clean Reader View

Readability-extracted text, the original page in-app, or hand off to your browser. Adjustable font size and text-to-speech.

Save & Read Offline

Save articles for later and cache them for offline reading, with mark-read-on-scroll and swipe actions.

Background Sync & Alerts

Configurable background refresh with optional per-feed new-item notifications.

Private by Default

No account, no server, no tracking. Subscriptions and read state stay on your device.

Built with

Plans and pricing

Free

$0Free
  • Unlimited feeds
  • YouTube, GitHub, Dev.to, Hacker News, podcasts
  • Offline reading & saved articles
  • Background refresh & notifications
  • OPML import/export
  • No account, no ads, no tracking
Coming Soon

Questions about pricing? Send me an email.

Common questions

No. my-feed works after install with no account, login, or server.

No. There is no telemetry or analytics. Feeds are fetched directly from their source and everything is stored locally on your device.

No. my-feed has no ads.

Yes. my-feed supports OPML import and export for moving subscriptions in and out of other readers.

Yes. Saved articles can be cached for offline reading in the reader view.

my-feed

my-feed is coming soon

my-feed brings your favorite feeds into one reader. Coming soon to Google Play.

Coming Soon to Google Play
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