Features
Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.
A reader built around one idea: you decide what you read. No engagement loops, no recommendations, no third party between you and the open web.
Reading
A calm, distraction-free reading experience.
Just the article
Typography-first reading view. No ads, no popups, no cookie walls — adjustable font size and a light or dark theme.
No truncated summaries
Per-feed scraper fetches and extracts full article text with CSS-selector rules and a Readability fallback.
Read your way
Swipe through one story at a time, or scan a dense list. Mark read on scroll, save for later, or star the keepers.
Hear any article
Tap Listen on an article to have it read aloud — on the web and on iOS, with background and lock-screen playback on your phone. Perfect for a commute or resting your eyes.
Organise
Structure your reading, your way.
Group everything
Sort feeds into categories, apply tags to entries, and build a structure that matches how you actually think.
Multi-column dashboards
Build TweetDeck-style boards — a column per feed, category, or smart view — and see everything that matters at a glance.
Rules that read for you
Highlight-rules and smart views surface what you care about and mute the noise, automatically.
Find anything, ever
Full-text search across everything you've ever subscribed to — not just what's unread today.
Keep the good stuff
Save entries for later and star the ones worth returning to. Reading boards keep long-form queues tidy.
Turn any page into a feed
A self-serve wizard builds a private feed from pages that don't publish RSS — yours alone, isolated per account.
AI & MCP
Bring your own LLM — your reading list becomes a first-class AI data source.
Attach any MCP client
SlashFeed exposes a personal Model Context Protocol endpoint. Point Claude, Cursor, Zed, or any MCP client at it and your AI can read, search, organise, and summarise your feeds — scoped to you, secured with a personal token or OAuth.
The gist, on demand
Distil long articles into a few points so you can decide what deserves a full read.
Set up by conversation
Describe what you want to follow in plain language and let SlashFeed propose feeds, categories, and rules to apply.
Open standards & integrations
It plays nicely with the whole ecosystem.
Any source
Subscribe to any website, blog, or publication with a feed — auto-detected from a plain URL.
Follow a keyword or account
Track a topic through Google News in your language, a subreddit, a YouTube channel, a Mastodon account, or a Telegram channel — new items arrive like any other feed.
Browse by topic
An open, public feed index you can search by keyword and browse by topic — find your next favourite source in seconds.
Any client
A REST API plus Fever- and Miniflux-compatible endpoints. Connect Reeder, NetNewsWire, ReadKit, and more.
Bring it, take it
Import your subscriptions from anywhere and export them any time. Your feed list is never locked in.
Inbox, meet reader
Give each newsletter its own address and read it alongside your feeds instead of buried in email.
Telegram, Slack, Discord, ntfy, webhooks
Get pinged where you already are — Telegram, Slack, Discord, and ntfy.sh channels, push notifications, and signed webhooks. Step-by-step guides →
In your language
The interface, dates, and emails adapt to your language and time zone, with more languages on the way.
Privacy & insight
Yours to read, yours to understand.
No profiling. Ever.
We don't build an ad profile of you. Optional Tor routing keeps feed fetches private, and tracking pixels can be blocked.
Sign in like it's 2026
Passkeys (Touch ID, Face ID, security keys) on web and iOS, plus two-factor authentication your way: authenticator app with backup codes, or one-time email codes.
Understand your habits
A heatmap calendar, reading streaks, most-read feeds, and your best time to read — real data, not vanity metrics.
Highlight as you read
Mark the passages that matter and keep your highlights with the article for later.
Safe, private reading
Clean links, no beacons, no leaks — privacy protections baked into every feed.
Tracking parameters stripped
SlashFeed removes tracking parameters like utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, and fbclid from every link — so what you open and share is the clean URL.
Tracking pixels removed
Invisible 1×1 tracking pixels hidden in feed content are stripped before an entry ever loads, so publishers can't quietly log that you opened it.
Links open protected
External links open in a new tab, hardened with
rel="noopener noreferrer" referrerpolicy="no-referrer"
so the destination can't reach the reader or learn where you came from.
Strict Referrer-Policy
Every response sends a
Referrer-Policy: no-referrer
header, so browsing SlashFeed never leaks the page you're on to third parties.
Past the FeedBurner redirect
For FeedBurner feeds, SlashFeed restores the publisher's original link where possible instead of the tracking redirect, and keeps the FeedBurner link when there isn't one.
Atom, RSS & JSON Feed
Full support for Atom 0.3 and 1.0, RSS 1.0 and 2.0, and JSON Feed 1.0 and 1.1 — whatever a site publishes, SlashFeed reads it.
Tor & the onion network
Read privately, subscribe anywhere — even feeds that only exist on Tor.
Subscribe to .onion feeds
Paste a .onion feed URL and SlashFeed fetches it over Tor automatically — no exit node, no DNS leak. Feeds that live only on the onion network work like any other.
Route any feed through Tor
Turn on Tor routing per feed to hide your server's IP from publishers and reach sources that block data-centre addresses.
Reach SlashFeed over Tor
Self-host SlashFeed as a Tor onion service and read your feeds from a .onion address — end-to-end encrypted, no open ports, no certificate authority.