Connects to your stack.

SlashFeed speaks open standards and plugs into the tools you already use — for notifications, saving articles, AI, and moving your data in and out.

Follow more than blogs.

Beyond any RSS/Atom feed, follow searches and accounts as feeds — they arrive in the same clean reader.

Google News

A localised search feed for any topic, in your language.

Reddit

A subreddit or a Reddit search as a feed.

YouTube

A channel or playlist — native YouTube RSS.

Mastodon

Any account (@user@instance) — native Mastodon RSS.

Telegram

A public channel, via an RSS bridge.

OPML import

Bring your whole subscription list from another reader.

Hand articles off.

Send articles to your read-later and bookmarking services — manually or via an automation. Credentials are encrypted at rest. See the guide →

Pocket

Save articles to your Pocket queue.

Instapaper

Send to Instapaper for distraction-free reading.

Wallabag

Self-hosted read-later, fully supported.

Readwise Reader

Push into Readwise Reader and your highlights flow.

Pinboard

Bookmark to Pinboard with tags.

Bring your own AI.

A personal MCP endpoint lets any Model Context Protocol client read, search, and organise your feeds — Claude, Cursor, Zed, and more. API & MCP docs →

Read in any client.

SlashFeed exposes standard sync APIs, so third-party reader apps work out of the box.

→ API

Fever API

Reeder, Unread, ReadKit, and other Fever-compatible apps.

→ API

Miniflux-compatible

A drop-in target for apps that speak the Miniflux API.

→ API

Google Reader API

NetNewsWire, Readrops, FocusReader, and legacy clients.

→ Data

OPML import / export

Move your whole subscription list in or out, no lock-in.

Wire it up.

Free up to 500 feeds. Connect the rest in minutes.

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