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Elias Panfilow
Read news feeds and manage subscriptions
Read news from RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds. Import or export OPML files for feed migration. Store loaded posts locally for offline reading. View simplified web pages in a reader mode. Group feeds for organized browsing.
Friendly, Inc.
Browse feeds in one
Manage multiple media accounts in one . Post and browse content across Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Snap, TikTok, and others. Block ads and trackers. Save device storage, battery, and mobile data.
Really Simple i Stockholm AB
Track online sources in one place.
The app tracks online sources and bundles content into a reading experience. It provides notifications for new content and allows filtering of posts by keywords.
Future Publishing Ltd.
Curated news and analysis for readers.
The app provides curated news and analysis from UK and international sources. It offers a print format or mobile-friendly article pages, twice-daily news digests, and audio versions of articles and a podcast.
StreetCoding Ltd
Read , get summaries, compare sources
Read summaries generated by AI from 300+ sources. Access breaking stories and topics. Compare multiple perspectives on major events. Receive daily digests for morning and evening updates.
GlassWave LLC
Read , track rumors, follow updates
Follow and rumors about Apple, Macs, and iPhones. Curated daily updates with reviews, discussions, and top . Access full-screen web browsing with reader mode and dark theme. Share articles via multiple platforms.
John Brayton
Read articles, sync across devices, manage feeds
Read articles from favorite publications and writers. Sync across devices and third-party services. Automatically extract webpage text for summaries. Customize color themes and use gesture-based navigation.
Feedly Inc.
Follow feeds, filter updates, stay informed
Organize and follow sources, blogs, and videos. Subscribe to feeds from newspapers, blogs, YouTube, and Reddit. Search and filter content by topic or source. Save articles for later reading. Share content via email or social media.
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