Feeder

Feeder subscribes to RSS and Atom feeds and keeps everything on the device. There is no account to create and no server component: the list of feeds lives in local storage, and syncing means the phone fetching each feed directly. Subscriptions move in and out through OPML files, which is also how a collection is carried over from another reader.

Feeds can be grouped into tags, and the article list can be narrowed to one tag or read as a single combined stream. Articles open in a stripped reader view rather than the original page. For feeds that publish only a summary, Feeder can fetch the linked page and parse the full text out of it, so the article is still readable once the connection is gone.

Background refresh runs on a configurable interval and can raise a notification when new items arrive. The interface follows Material Design conventions with light and dark themes, and an article can be handed to a browser or to a read-later application through the standard Android share sheet.