The Old Reader for Web App download

The Old Reader is a free web app for video streaming, created by Dmitry Krasnoukhov, Anton Tolchanov, and Elena Bulygina.

Technical

Title

The Old Reader

Requirements

Web App

Language

No language has been specified.

Available languages

License

Free

Latest update

2017-03-31

Author

Dmitry Krasnoukhov, Anton Tolchanov, and Elena Bulygina

Other Useful Business Software

Build Agents and Models on One Platform

Everything you need to build production-ready agents and models. Access 200+ Google and third-party AI models and tools.

Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform is Google Cloud's comprehensive platform for developers to build, scale, govern, and optimize agents and models. Choose from Google's most advanced models and third-party models like Anthropic's Claude Model Family.

Start Free

Rate This App

User Reviews

Be the first to post a review of The Old Reader!

Related Software

BazQux Reader

BazQux Reader is a free video streaming web app developed by BazQuxReader and released under a full license.

CommaFeed

CommaFeed is a free video streaming application developed by CommaFeed.

QR Code Reader

QR Code Reader is an AI marketing application developed by Visit Website and distributed under a full license.

DOCUMENTARY+

DOCUMENTARY+ is a free video streaming service focused on documentary films and series.

RSSdose

RSSdose is a paid RSS reader that aggregates breaking stories from multiple sources into a streamlined interface and delivers near-real-time updates. It lets you filter by keyword, source, or topic and configure alerts for high-priority items, supports unlimited feeds, and provides an ad-free experience and advanced customization for subscribers. Alternative services to consider include Feedly (free tier with paid upgrades), SEMrush Free, and Inoreader (free functionality with premium options).

My reader

My Reader AI is an application from myreader that helps users extract information from books and documents by letting them submit texts and ask targeted questions; it analyzes the material and returns concise, relevant answers to speed research, tailor explanations to specific queries, and clarify difficult subjects by extracting passages and summaries. Known limitations include limited language support and unclear upload/file-size or format rules. As an alternative, consider summarize.tech (subscription) to compare language support, pricing, and upload policies.

Feed Wrangler

Feed Wrangler is a straightforward RSS reader that collects and displays new posts in a single stream. It lets you add feeds, save items to read later, move posts into a to-read queue, dismiss or archive entries once handled, and organize or filter incoming content by topic, priority, or source. It’s useful for anyone who relies on feeds to monitor news, blog updates, or niche sources without visiting each site individually. Alternatives to consider include Feedly and SEMrush.

Hotstar

Disney+ Hotstar, operated by Novi Digital Entertainment Private Limited, is an Indian-focused streaming service that combines on-demand TV and movies with live sports. It offers a large, multilingual catalogue spanning thousands of hours and multiple languages, live coverage of major sporting tournaments, and content from major franchises and studios (for example Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, and Marvel). The service is available under free, VIP and Premium tiers, with the VIP tier emphasizing regional-language dubs, live sports and regional serials, and the Premium tier including access to the newest international series and original-language studio releases. The platform has demonstrated the capacity to support very large live audiences, but users report persistent playback and quality issues—such as inconsistent video/audio quality, slow startup and buffering, and occasional failures to begin playback—that can reduce viewing reliability. These technical shortcomings may affect suitability for viewers who prioritize uninterrupted high-definition streaming.

Tami Reader

Tami Reader transforms PDFs into interactive study material by using AI to generate summaries, study outlines, and quick review questions; convert text to natural-sounding speech; create visual mind maps; provide multilingual summaries; enable conversational Q&A about documents; and offer customizable quizzes and progress-tracking tools. It’s designed for students preparing for exams, professionals extracting key information from reports, and lifelong learners or audio/visual learners who want to turn passive reading into active, organized study and improve comprehension and retention.

Disney +

Disney+ is a subscription streaming service that brings together a large catalog of films, series, documentaries and originals from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic, with an emphasis on family-friendly and franchise-driven content. It offers high-quality playback options (including 4K/HDR and immersive audio formats), a mix of classic titles and new originals, and features like curated collections and searchable browsing to help users discover content. The service is built with families in mind, offering multiple user profiles (including kid-specific profiles and character avatars), robust parental controls and profile-level PIN protection, simultaneous streaming for household viewing, and social viewing options to watch with others remotely. Catalog and feature availability can vary by region and some content or cross-service access may require additional purchases or bundled plans. Overall, it’s well suited for viewers who prioritize franchise content, family-safe programming, and polished audio/video presentation, with room to improve in areas like offline desktop downloads, more concurrent streams for larger households, and deeper personalization.

Rakuten TV

Rakuten TV is a movie service that lets you rent or buy individual films instead of subscribing; it also offers an ad-supported free section. New theatrical releases often appear digitally around the same time as physical home releases, and the catalog includes many older titles. The free library tends to feature lower-profile films rather than the newest blockbusters, and some titles are available in 4K with above-average audio and video, though quality varies. The service provides simple organization tools — a library for purchased or rented titles, a wishlist to save films for later, and search and browsing by genre or theme. It’s a practical choice if you want one-off purchases, early digital access to new releases, or occasional low-cost rentals, but the overall catalog depth may be smaller than that of subscription streaming competitors.

Wacht.TV

Wacht.TV is a free, community-driven music-video streaming service focused on crowd-sourced recommendations, helping users discover niche or overlooked artists and tracks. The homepage presents a feed of user-submitted videos (chronological by default) with options to sort (Mix, Top, New), change view (list or card), filter by time range, and narrow results by category or genre; vote counts and concise titles help highlight popular picks. Content visibility is driven by upvotes and downvotes rather than algorithmic suggestions; submissions emphasize full music videos rather than cover-art-only uploads, and threaded discussions are not supported. Creating an account is required to submit videos but browsing is free. It’s a straightforward, curator-focused destination that lacks some conveniences—such as an internal search—but is effective for exploring curator-picked music that typical recommendation systems might miss.

Report inappropriate content

The Old Reader for Web

Get an email when there's a new version of The Old Reader

Technical

User Reviews