Readine gathers everything you chose to read into one feed. No algorithm, no recommendations, no “while you were away — here are 47 things.”
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 for you, and we don’t show ads. Anything that can be configured — can be. Anything that can be turned off — turns off.
One feed. One search. One reading rhythm.
Instead of opening eight apps and scrolling each “one more time,” Readine brings the 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 API — keeping starred and unread marks. Or via OPML. Done in five minutes. All feeds transfer regardless of your plan: the free plan limit does not apply during import.
The list of source types keeps growing.
None of “we thought you’d like this.” You set — Readine follows. What you see is what you asked to see.
Downloaded at home over Wi-Fi, read on the subway, in a plane, on a train, out of town. Offline, the app works the way it does online.
Syncing stays out of the way: it catches up on the next connection and goes quiet again. A local copy stays even if the source deletes the original.
The subscription is modular. A base set for ordinary reading. If you want keyword alerts, automatic rules, Obsidian export, or faster refresh — you buy those. 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 rest.
We don’t show ads and we don’t sell data. The servers that run parsing, notifications, full text and sync cost money every month. The subscription is how we avoid the compromises.
Download the app and build your first feed yourself. Three sources — free, no time limit, no ads.
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