RSS reader for the open web

Your attention,
your rules.

The web is full of algorithms designed to capture your attention and sell it. /feed gives it back — a personal, private reader that puts you in control of what you read, when you read it, and why.

Start for free → Free up to 500 feeds. No credit card.
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You didn't choose
what you read today.

Every major platform runs on the same model: capture attention, maximise engagement, monetise the gap between what you want to read and what keeps you scrolling.

The algorithm is not your friend. It's a system optimised for someone else's revenue — not your clarity, not your time, not your thinking.

/feed is built on a different premise. You choose your sources. You set the filters. You own the feed. No recommendations, no engagement traps, no third party between you and the information you actually want.

01

Add your sources

Any website, blog, newsletter, or publication with an RSS or Atom feed. Add as many as you want — no arbitrary limits. Your list, your logic.

02

Organise and filter

Group feeds into categories, apply tags, save entries for later. Full-text search across everything you've ever subscribed to.

03

Read on your terms

Clean reading view, no tracking, no ads. Your feed is yours — export it, back it up, connect it to any LLM client via MCP.

→ Self-hosted

Your server. Your data.

Run on a VPS, your own machine, or your Tailscale network. Docker-based deployment — one command to get started.

→ MCP integration

First-class AI tooling

Connect Claude, Cursor, Zed, or any MCP client to your personal feed endpoint. Your reading list as a data source for any LLM.

→ Privacy first

No tracking. Ever.

Optional Tor routing for feed fetches. We don't profile you. What you read stays on your machine.

→ Open standards

Any source, any client

RSS, Atom, Fever API, Miniflux-compatible API, OPML import/export. Connect Reeder, NetNewsWire, ReadKit — or the CLI.

→ Full-content scraper

No more truncated summaries

Per-feed scraper fetches and extracts full article text. CSS-selector rules and Readability fallback included.

→ Reading stats

Understand your habits

Heatmap calendar, reading streak, most-read feeds, best time to read. Actual useful data about how you consume information.

Free

$0

forever

  • Up to 500 feeds
  • Full reading experience
  • MCP access
  • OPML import/export
  • Reading stats

Read the web.
Own the feed.

Free to start. No credit card required.

Start reading →