Apps & extensions
Read everywhere.
One account, every surface. Start in the browser, keep reading on your phone, subscribe with a click, or script it all from the terminal.
Apps
On every screen.
Web app
The full SlashFeed experience in any modern browser. Nothing to install — it works offline and installs as a PWA if you want it on your dock.
Available nowiOS
A native iPhone & iPad app with a swipeable reader, home-screen widgets, an unread badge, and offline reading.
Android
The same native reading experience on Android phones and tablets, with widgets and background sync.
Browser extensions
Subscribe in one click.
Add the current page to SlashFeed straight from the toolbar — the extension auto-detects the feed, or turns a plain page into a custom feed.
Chrome
For Chrome, Edge, Brave, and any Chromium browser. One click to subscribe, save, or send an article to read later.
Safari
A native Safari Web Extension for macOS and iOS — subscribe and save without leaving the page.
Firefox
The same one-click subscribe for Firefox, built on the shared WebExtension core.
For developers
Script your reading.
Prefer the terminal? Command-line tools and client libraries talk to the same API as everything else — automate subscriptions, pipe entries into other tools, and back up your feeds. Published on GitHub.
slashfeed CLI
Manage feeds, read, search, and export from your shell. A single binary for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
Coming soon · GitHubAPI & libraries
A documented REST API plus Fever- and Miniflux-compatible endpoints, with client libraries you can drop into your own scripts.
Read the API docs →Open source
SlashFeed is heading to GitHub. Follow along, file issues, and star the repo to hear when the source drops.
github.com/boringly-stuff/slashfeed →