🌐 One inbox for everything you read
Pick from 100+ curated feeds in one click, or bulk-import OPML. Tech, sports, podcasts, YouTube channels, nature documentaries and webcomics all share a single ranked queue. Stop opening twelve tabs every morning.
Stop swivel-chairing between 50 sites.
An RSS reader that ranks, summarizes, and triages your feed for you. No tracking, no algorithmic agenda, no engagement metrics — you decide what's important.
🎯 Ranked for you
Every article gets a personal score based on what you've bookmarked,
thumbs-upped, or skipped. The ranker honours your topic preferences —
sports feedback won't pollute your tech queue, and vice versa.
Sort: ?sort=relevance.
🧠 AI-assisted triage
One Claude call (Sonnet 4.6) classifies every unread article into Must read, Optional, or Skip, with a one-sentence rationale that cites your past behaviour: "matches your bookmarked Ruby work," "topic you've previously demoted." Three runs nightly via Sidekiq — one per topic.
✍️ Summaries you can skim
Every article gets an extractive summary inline. One click adds a full Claude summary cached on the row, so revisits don't re-spend tokens. Skim mode hides the noise so you can clear 100 unread in minutes.
🎧 Podcasts that follow you
A persistent mini-player at the bottom of every page keeps audio playing as you navigate. Episodes appear in the same queue as articles, with listened-percent + speed-control + skip-15s.
📺 YouTube — embedded, not redirected
Subscribe by @handle, channel URL, or bulk-paste up to
25 at a time. New videos land in your queue with 16:9 thumbnails;
click one and the YouTube IFrame player loads inline at the article
URL — no redirect to youtube.com, no "related videos" rabbit hole,
no autoplay-of-the-next-thing. The "📺 To watch today" section on
the home surfaces today's drops automatically.
🌍 Sports — global, not just US
Browse 12 sports across ~60 leagues — every NFL and NBA team, Premier League, La Liga, IPL cricket, NPB and KBO baseball, F1, golf and more — with women's leagues (WNBA, NWSL, WSL, Frauen-Bundesliga) carried equal-weight alongside the men's. Follow teams, tennis players, or notable individual players on each team; scores, fixtures, standings and an iCal calendar export ride on the same engine as your articles, and any feed item mentioning a followed entity surfaces on its page.
😂 Webcomics, undiscounted
xkcd, SMBC, The Oatmeal, Dinosaur Comics — every RSS-emitting
webcomic, all in one feed. Panels render at full size in the
reader (no cover-crop), with click-to-zoom into a fullscreen
lightbox so the dialogue is actually legible. Each series gets
its own archive at /comics/:id for binge-reading
the back catalogue.
📈 Stocks & indices — at a glance
Follow individual tickers or track the 10 major world indices (S&P 500, Dow, NASDAQ, FTSE, DAX, Nikkei, Hang Seng and more). Quotes refresh hourly via Finnhub, with a deep-linkable detail page per symbol showing price, day range, and change. The dashboard ticker scrolls your followed symbols so you never have to open a second finance tab.
🎮 Daily games — Sudoku & Trivia
A fresh Sudoku puzzle every day in three difficulties (easy, medium, hard), with pencil marks, undo, and a timer that saves your streak. News Trivia turns today's articles into a multiple-choice quiz — five questions generated overnight by Claude, each citing the source article so you can dig deeper. Both are pre-generated by background jobs, so they're instant on load.
Information comes to you, not the other way around.
Most of us spend an hour a day swivel-chairing — Hacker News, then The Verge, then Lobsters, then five team-specific blogs, then a podcast app, then back to the top because "did I check that one yet?". The platforms call this engagement. It's just lost time.
Feeder inverts that. You declare what you care about. The hourly refresh cron pulls every feed automatically; Claude triages overnight; the ranker learns from your clicks.
The algorithm works for you, not against you. Nothing is optimised for retention. Nothing is monetised. There's no feed of someone else's choosing.
Open it up.
Sign-up takes 30 seconds — passkey-only, nothing to remember, no email to verify.