Your favorite RSS reader?
Not sure what I want. Asking for advice and suggestions.I wonder has anyone figured out a synergy between rss reader and Ai? What software, plugins, are you using?
Update.So far basic list of what you all suggested:
Newsboat: A terminal-based RSS reader, preferred for its simplicity and efficiency. Great for users who prefer a command-line interface.
Feedly: Offers AI tools for creating custom feeds using keywords, making it ideal for personalized content curation. Perfect for those who want to automate content gathering based on interests.
Feedbin: A minimal and easy-to-use RSS reader available at $5/month, providing an ad-free reading experience. A reliable paid option for a clutter-free reading experience.
Newsreadeck: Features a custom reader with unspecified but noted impressive capabilities. A reader worth exploring for its customization options.
usedigest.com: A RSS reader, possibly designed for digesting and aggregating content. An option to consider for content aggregation.
TinyTinyRss: A self-hosted RSS reader run on a virtual machine (VM), giving users full control. Ideal for those who want to host their RSS server.
Miniflux + miniflux-email-client: A combination of a minimal RSS reader and email client for a unified content management solution. Great for managing both RSS and email in one place.
NewsBlur: Used for one set of feeds, with Feedly for another set, and IFTTT for more advanced filtering, providing a flexible approach to content management. A versatile option for managing diverse feeds.
Kurator app: Used in conjunction with Feedly and IFTTT to edit and publish posts to a website, adding a layer of customization. Ideal for those who want to curate and customize content.
IFTTT: An automation tool with support for filtering and customizing content based on user-defined rules. A valuable tool for automating content management.
Readwise Reader: A unique RSS reader with ties to the Readwise system, offering distinctive features for readers. Great for those who want to integrate RSS with a reading system.
Feeeed: Praised as "sublime," possibly a reader with exceptional user experience. Worth exploring for its user-friendly design.
CommaFeed: A self-hosted RSS reader, suitable for users who prefer to manage their own RSS server. Ideal for those who want full control over their RSS infrastructure.
NetNewsWire: A free RSS reader for Apple devices, offering a seamless experience for macOS and iOS users. A great choice for Apple enthusiasts.
Thunderbird: An email client with a dedicated Feeds section, allowing users to integrate RSS feeds with desktop notifications. Ideal for those who want to consolidate email and RSS management.
Newsify: Known for its full offline reading experience, offering background article downloads for offline access. Great for users who want to read content on the go.
Fluent: Used for moving newsletters to RSS feeds and simplifying content sorting. Useful for managing newsletters and other content sources.
kill-the-newsletter.com: An innovative approach to managing newsletters and converting them into RSS, reducing email clutter. A unique solution for handling newsletters.
Inoreader: Offers a basic account with 500 feeds, praised for its robust search functionality. Suitable for content enthusiasts who need efficient search.
TinyTinyRss: Mentioned alongside FreshRSS as a solid self-hosted RSS reader. Ideal for those who want to self-host their RSS solution.
FreshRSS: A self-hosted RSS reader, ensuring reliability and control. A self-hosted option for those who value control over their RSS infrastructure.
BazQuz: A paid RSS reader with support for 3000 feeds at $30/year, a good option for content enthusiasts. A paid option with extensive feed support.
Inoreader Premium: Considered worth the price for premium features, although specific features are not mentioned. Worth exploring for additional premium features.
Email Clients (Thunderbird, K-9 Mail): Some users prefer using email clients for managing RSS feeds, leveraging their powerful filtering and organization capabilities. A method for integrating RSS into existing email workflows.
Reeder: Praised for its user-friendly interface and feed list import/export options, possibly suitable for macOS and iOS users. An excellent choice for Apple users.
Miniflux: A paid hosting service with various subscription plans, providing a hosted RSS reader solution. A hosted solution for those who prefer not to self-host.