feedstand

Feedstand is an RSS reader built around one idea: reading should look good, and your reading habits are nobody's business. Everything on your phone No account, no cloud, no backend server. Feeds are fetched, parsed and stored on your device, and the only network traffic Feedstand produces is to the feeds and articles you choose. No analytics, no telemetry, no ads. The permission list is five entries long and every one has a reason. Made for reading Articles render natively rather than in a web view, with adjustable type size, line height, column width and justification, plus paper, sepia and dark themes tuned for long reads. When a feed only carries a teaser, Feedstand fetches the full article and its images on-device, cached for offline. Prefer to listen? Your phone's own voice reads articles aloud, offline, and keeps going while you do something else. Built for the daily skim Swipe between articles. Swipe a headline to mark it read or star it. Turn on mark-as-read-on-scroll and clearing your morning feeds becomes a single motion. Groups keep subscriptions tidy, mute rules hide the topics you're done with, and search covers everything. Your feeds, your way Subscribe by pasting any address; Feedstand discovers RSS, Atom and JSON Feed. Bring subscriptions with you through OPML import, and take them with you the same way. Run a Miniflux server or anything speaking the Fever API (like FreshRSS)? Connect it and subscriptions, read state and stars sync both ways, with offline changes queued until you reconnect. Make it yours Six app icons and four colour schemes, from the azure default to monochrome ink.