Readine.
01 / 10 · Front-page leadReading, quiet again

Noise.
Enough.

Readine gathers everything you chose to read into one app. No algorithm, no recommendations, no “while you were asleep, here are 47 things you missed”.

Devices
iOS · Android · macOS · Windows · Linux · Web
Try it
Free — 3 feeds. Or 10 for three weeks on trial.
Payment
Only what you use
Download →Why it matters
02 / 10
About the app

Built to help you read calmly.

Readine is an app for reading. Not a social network, not an inbox, not a “subscribe and we’ll send you something.” You add your sources, open the feed, and read what you chose.

We don’t earn from your attention, we don’t decide what matters to you, and we don’t show ads. If it can be configured, it can be. If it can be turned off, it’s off.

03 / 10
Sound familiar

Four ways to wake up already tired.

I
07:12 · Phone
Opened Telegram — closed it at channel nine.
47 unread, 12 reposts of the same thing, two links saved for later. Later never came.
II
09:40 · Coffee
The important piece exists. But where.
It was on Substack. Or in a YouTube description. Or in Safari bookmarks that last synced in 2023.
III
13:25 · Subway
No network — no reading.
Ten minutes to the transfer. You wanted to finish yesterday’s article. The feed shows a grey circle and “check your connection.”
IV
22:50 · Before bed
The algorithm decided you’d like something else.
You follow 18 people. You see three. The rest show up only when they become popular.

You left social media — and came back to RSS. Three years without algorithms. You tried setting up a feed yourself and it turned out to be hard. You gave up. Now you are looking for a reader that doesn’t take a week to configure.

04 / 10
What goes into the feed

RSS. And everything that pretends to be it.

  • Sites and blogsRSS · Atom
  • Telegramchannels and chats, public and private
  • Substacknewsletters
  • YouTubechannel · playlist
  • Boostyincl. private
  • Fanboxincl. private
  • Patreonincl. private
  • Sponsrincl. private
  • Twitterpublic accounts
  • OPML from Feedly, Inoreader and othersimport in 5 minutes

Everything you are subscribed to opens in one app.

Instead of opening eight apps and scrolling through each of them “one more time”, Readine brings everything new from every source into one place, in the order it was published. Full text with images by default — no need to click “load” on every article.

Move your subscriptions from Feedly or Inoreader via the API, keeping your starred and unread marks. Or via OPML. Done in five minutes. You can move all your feeds across regardless of your plan — the free plan limit does not apply during import.

The list of sources keeps growing.

05 / 10
Filtering

Rules. Instead of an algorithm.

No “we thought you’d like this.” You set the rules — Readine follows them. Only what you asked to keep stays on the screen.

I · Folders
Sort by topic.
The “Work” folder, the “Weekends” folder, the “News” folder — each with its own list of sources.
II · Tags
Mark by meaning.
The same article can be “design,” “long,” and “reread” at once. Tags help you find a publication when a folder does not fit.
III · Filters
Drop what you don’t need.
One condition on an article field — URL, headline, text or tag — and one action on the article.
IV · Keywords
Catch only what matters.
A push notification or an email arrives the moment a keyword surfaces in any of your sources.
V · Search
Find a line.
Full-text search online, simplified offline. Notes and tags show up in the same results.
VI · Export
Save it for yourself.
A rule saves the article to a file in cloud storage — Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive or Yandex Disk — as HTML or DOCX. Obsidian is a separate module: it fetches articles into your vault on its own. What you do next is up to you: your AI, your scripts, your archive.
06 / 10
Offline

Read anywhere. Especially where there’s no signal.

Downloaded at home over Wi-Fi, read on the subway, on a plane, on a train, out of town. Without a network, the app works just as it does with one.

Syncing stays out of the way: it catches up as soon as there’s a connection and goes quiet again. A local copy stays even if the source deletes the original.

Update size
in kilobytes, not megabytes
Traffic
matters where mobile data is expensive
Storage
you set the limit
07 / 10
Payment

You pay only for what you use.

The subscription is modular. A base bundle for everyday reading. If you want keyword alerts, automatic rules, export to cloud storage, the Obsidian module, or faster updates — you buy exactly those. If you don’t want them, you don’t pay for them.

Free plan — three feeds, no time limit, no ads. Trial — ten feeds for three weeks, so you can try the modules too.

We don’t show ads and we don’t sell data. The servers that handle parsing, notifications, full text and sync cost money every month. The subscription is how we avoid cutting corners.

08 / 10 · The point

You’re the customer. Not the product.

Data sales
Never. To no one. At no price.
Ad networks
None. And none coming — not even on the free plan.
Cookies
Not needed, so none.
09 / 10
In the margins

In small print. But you’ll notice.

A
Dark and light themes
B
Fonts and sizes of your choice
C
Keyboard shortcuts
D
Text-to-speech
E
Full text with images — automatic, no click needed
F
Dynamic filters
G
Switch off the unread counter
H
Notes on any publication
I
No monthly unread cap
J
OPML — import and export
K
Export to cloud storage and Obsidian
L
Password-protected feeds
M
Push and email on keywords
N
Keeps copies even if the source deletes them
O
Oldest to newest — the feed has an end
P
Bulk actions: mark the whole list as read, clear all marks — all at once
10 / 10 · Colophon

Quiet
reading.

Download the app and set up your first feed. Three feeds — free, no time limit, no ads.

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