The resurgence of rss in 2026
TechCrunch · Sarah Chen · 1 min read
RSS feeds are making a comeback as users seek alternatives to algorithmic timelines. More people are turning to chronological, ad-free reading experiences.
a fast, minimal rss reader for staying informed
live preview — real entries from real feeds
RSS feeds are making a comeback as users seek alternatives to algorithmic timelines. More people are turning to chronological, ad-free reading experiences.
new entries appear automatically or via notification — your choice. scroll position is always preserved.
search across titles, summaries, and full article content — not just headlines.
view modes, density, dark mode, and more — tweak every detail until it feels like yours.
vim-style keyboard navigation on desktop. fully responsive and touch-friendly on mobile.
read cached articles without an internet connection. available on pro and developer plans.
subscribe to podcast feeds and listen to episodes with the built-in audio player.
highlight passages in articles and attach notes.
organise feeds into folders and build custom curated collections from multiple sources.
mute keywords to automatically filter out topics you don’t want to see.
share articles via public links, optionally with a highlighted excerpt.
install as a native app on any device. no app store required.
import your feeds from any reader via opml. pro users can export their full data.
programmatic access to your feeds and entries via rest api, with webhook notifications. available on the developer plan.
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