Spoonfed keeps RSS simple. Open it and one article is waiting for you. Read it, skip it, or move on. No inbox to clear, no unread count hanging over you, and no algorithm deciding what you should read next.
Slow Reads
Social feeds optimize for engagement, not understanding. The result is a diet of takes that are hot, abundant, and forgotten by Tuesday...
RSS never went away. It just stopped being loud about itself. Your favorite blogs, podcasts, and newsletters still publish feeds. You just need a reader that gets out of the way...
Every list-based reader puts the same quiet burden on you: which one first?
You scan titles, weigh relevance, feel vaguely guilty about the ones you skip. That friction adds up. Spoonfed removes it entirely.
You chose which feeds to trust when you subscribed. That's the only editorial decision you need to make. Spoonfed handles the rest: one article surfaces, you read or skip it, and the next one appears.
A high-volume feed can't crowd out a quieter one you love. Because articles are served randomly across all your subscriptions, a weekly long-read lands with the same chance as today's breaking news.
There is no unread count to clear, no badge demanding attention. When you're done for the day, you stop. When new articles arrive, they quietly join the queue. The reader waits; it doesn't nag.
Your Library is where the good stuff goes. Bookmark an article, or highlight a passage and save it as a quote with an optional note. Bookmarks and quotes sit together in one timeline, and they stay there until you decide otherwise.
"A smaller, more deliberate community kept reading."
Worth sharing with anyone curious about RSS.
✎ Edit note✕ DeleteWant to share what you're reading? Turn on a public profile and choose what people see. Share bookmarks, quotes, or both. Anyone can follow your public RSS feed without signing up.
"A smaller, more deliberate community kept reading."
Worth sharing with anyone curious about RSS.
Make the reader feel like yours. Pick a color theme, change the font and spacing, fetch full articles when feeds only show summaries, and quietly filter out topics you do not want to see.
Paste in any URL and Spoonfed will find the feed for you. See which subscriptions are quiet and which ones publish all day, then set each feed to clean up after itself.
Choose from five color themes, a crisp light default, a deep dark mode, the cool Nordic palette, or either flavour of Catppuccin. Select dedicated themes for light and dark mode.
Slow Reads
The case for owning your reading list again
Social feeds optimize for engagement, not understanding. RSS never went away, it just stopped being loud about itself...
Slow Reads
The case for owning your reading list again
Social feeds optimize for engagement, not understanding. RSS never went away, it just stopped being loud about itself...
Slow Reads
The case for owning your reading list again
Social feeds optimize for engagement, not understanding. RSS never went away, it just stopped being loud about itself...
Slow Reads
The case for owning your reading list again
Social feeds optimize for engagement, not understanding. RSS never went away, it just stopped being loud about itself...
Slow Reads
The case for owning your reading list again
Social feeds optimize for engagement, not understanding. RSS never went away, it just stopped being loud about itself...
No unread counts staring you down. No guilt about falling behind. Just one article when you feel like it.
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