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Thoughts on RSS, reading culture, and building anyfeeds.
RSS Feeds for Solo Founders: A Practical Setup Guide
Solo founders need to stay informed: competitors, trends, customer problems. But no time for doomscrolling. Here is a 15-minute RSS setup.
The Case Against Algorithmic Content Feeds
Every major platform uses algorithms to decide what you see. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, even RSS readers. Here is why that is a problem.
How to Read 100+ Newsletters Without Email Chaos
You subscribed to quality newsletters. Now your inbox has 200 unread emails and you feel guilty. Here is the fix.
Why RSS Is Quietly Making a Comeback in 2026
RSS was supposed to be dead. Google Reader shut down in 2013. Social media took over. But in 2026, RSS is quietly resurging.
Why Algorithm-Free Reading Makes You Smarter
Algorithms decide what you see. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube—all optimized for engagement, not insight. Algorithm-free reading is different.
Best RSS Readers for Substacks and Newsletters in 2026
Substack changed newsletters. If you follow 10+ Substacks, your inbox is chaos. Here's the best RSS readers for newsletters in 2026.
The Case Against Notification-Driven Content Consumption
Push notifications train you to be reactive. RSS trains you to be intentional. Here's why that matters.
How to Turn Any Website into an RSS Feed in 2026
Not every site publishes RSS. Here are 5 ways to create feeds from any website.
How to Tame Newsletter Overload (Without Unsubscribing from Everything)
A calm, inbox-free way to read newsletters: move everything into one RSS feed and enjoy distraction-free, guilt-free reading.
any-feeds vs Feedly: The Calm Alternative to Feed Reading in 2026
Feedly is powerful but overwhelming. any-feeds is simple by design. Compare features, philosophy, and use cases to find the right RSS reader for your content consumption style.
How to Read Newsletters Without Inbox Overload in 2026
Drowning in newsletter subscriptions? Learn how to escape inbox chaos and read newsletters on your terms with RSS feeds, email-to-RSS services, and unified feed readers.
Welcome to anyfeeds
Introducing anyfeeds — a calm RSS reader built for people who care about quality writing.
Why RSS still matters in 2026
Algorithmic feeds decide what you see. RSS lets you decide. Here's why the oldest content protocol on the web is more relevant than ever.
Pull, not push: the design philosophy behind anyfeeds
Why we believe the best reading experience is one you control — and how that principle shapes every decision we make.