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A free Feedly alternative with YouTube, Reddit and X built in

If you want a simple, free place to read your feeds, FeedsMe brings your RSS subscriptions and the channels, subreddits and accounts you follow into one timeline. Moving your feeds over takes about a minute.

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Why people switch

Free, with no ads and no limit on how many feeds you follow
YouTube, Reddit, X (Twitter), Bluesky, Mastodon, podcasts and Telegram channels alongside your RSS feeds
Posts in the order they were published, with nothing hidden or promoted
Videos and podcasts play inside the feed
Read, unread and starred posts in sync on your phone and computer

Move your feeds from Feedly

In Feedly, export your feeds as an OPML file (it’s in Feedly’s settings, under organizing your sources).
Sign in to FeedsMe with Google and open Manage Feeds.
Choose Import OPML and pick the file. Your feeds are added, and any you already follow are skipped.

More than RSS

Paste a YouTube channel, a subreddit or an X profile and it joins the same timeline as your blogs and news sites. Filter to one source or one platform whenever you want a narrower view.

Questions

Can I bring my Feedly feeds to FeedsMe?

Yes. Export them from Feedly as an OPML file and import it on FeedsMe’s Manage Feeds page.

Does FeedsMe have folders?

FeedsMe groups your feeds by platform and lets you filter the timeline to any feeds you pick, several at once.

Is there a paid plan?

No. FeedsMe is free and has no ads.

Can I leave later?

Yes. Export your feeds as OPML from Manage Feeds at any time.

One feed for everything you follow

Free, no ads, on your phone and computer. Sign in with Google and start in a minute.

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