I found myself overwhelmed by algorithmic feeds on platforms like YouTube and X, losing focus on what truly mattered. I missed the days when I controlled my information diet. FeedMe is my solution: an RSS reader that puts you back in the driver’s seat.
For those who still value the power of RSS, FeedMe lets you subscribe to any RSS feed (articles, podcasts, YouTube channels/playlists, subreddits, newsletters, even Hacker News). You can easily search, filter, mark items as read/unread, as well as mute feeds to temporarily hide distractions and catch up on your terms. It also includes a dark mode for comfortable reading, and device sync is included for everyone.
The mute feature has been a game-changer for me, letting me focus on what's important without the anxiety of unsubscribing and potentially missing out later. It's about reclaiming attention from the noise.
FeedMe started as a personal project to learn new tech stacks (I’d rebuild it every year or so), but it became a tool that genuinely improved my life. Now I want to share it with others who feel overwhelmed by algorithmic feeds.
Questions or critiques are more than welcome. Thanks for checking it out!
