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ReadYou
An Android RSS reader presented in Material You style
ReadYou is a modern, open-source RSS reader for Android focused on minimalism, usability, and privacy. It supports standard RSS/Atom feeds, OPML import/export, and allows for offline reading. Built with Jetpack Compose, ReadYou offers a polished and intuitive user experience without background sync or data tracking. -
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Read You
An Android RSS reader presented in Material You style
An Android RSS reader presented in Material You style. -
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FeedFlow
FeedFlow is a minimalistic RSS Reader available on Android, iOS, macOS
FeedFlow is a free, open-source RSS reader designed for following news, blogs, and online publications through a minimalist interface. It organizes subscribed feeds into a clean timeline that reduces distractions during reading. Users can open articles in a dedicated Reader Mode, an integrated browser, or their preferred external browser. The software supports offline reading by saving article content during synchronization. -
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NeReO
The text-only Usenet reader for Android. Threads, filters, servers.
NeReO — News Reader Open-source NeReO is a text-only Usenet newsreader for Android, released under the GNU General Public License v3. The name is an acronym: NE(ws) RE(ader) O(pen-source). WHY IT EXISTS For years the most usable Usenet client on Android was Piao Hong Usenet Client, and later its community-patched build known as the M17 MOD. That branch is no longer maintained, and users of text newsgroups were left with no actively developed, ad-free option. -
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