Reader is a small, independent team building one calm page for the feeds you already care about — no ranking, no ads, no infinite scroll.
Keeping up had quietly become a second job — five apps, a dozen tabs, each one tuned to keep you scrolling rather than to let you finish.
Reader is our answer: one chronological stream for RSS, podcasts, YouTube and Bluesky, with no algorithm deciding what you missed and no metrics counting how long you stayed.
Built to merge our own RSS and podcast feeds into one list — mostly to stop opening the same six tabs every morning.
YouTube and Bluesky landed, the timeline got search, and a handful of fellow knowledge-workers started living in it daily.
Reader is public, free for up to ten sources, and still run by the same tiny team — quietly, deliberately, on purpose.
They sound obvious written down. Most feeds are built on the exact opposite — which is rather the point.
Newest first, always. We will never reorder your feed to make you stay longer.
No tracking, no resale, no profile. Export everything, anytime, and walk away clean.
Catching up should be a finite task. Reach the bottom, close the tab, get on with your day.
Standards over lock-in. If it has a feed, Reader should read it — no walled gardens.
Every pixel earns its place. If it adds noise, it doesn't ship — restraint is the design.
A tiny team, funded by people who pay for the product — not by selling the people using it.
We're readers first. Every one of us uses Reader to keep up with our own corners of the internet.
Free forever for up to 10 sources. Questions first? We're easy to reach.