Feedmesh isn't the first feed aggregator on the web and likely won’t be the last, but it's different. Feedmesh keeps reading simple and fast. Much like chapters in a book, feed sources are kept separate from one another. Because of this, Feedmesh allows you to focus better on what you are reading since you have a good context about the article source. Moving from one article to another, all from the same feed, accomplishes that goal. There are no fancy algorithms, and there doesn't need to be. Feedmesh doesn't to try guess what you want to read, it just provides you a list of new articles in reverse chronological order.
Feedmesh is built for busy people who want to glance through stories and dig in when they see something that interests them. If you’re like us, you want to scroll down one page and see what you missed in the past few hours across all your feeds, and that’s it. There aren’t a lot of moving parts on the front end and that’s by design to accomplish that goal.
Feedmesh is powered by RSS and is an open system. You can add any, and as many, RSS feeds as you want, or search for something based on keywords or topics if you don't know the URL of the RSS feed you want to add. We also allow you to import your RSS feeds from another service via our website.
With Feedmesh, we are hoping to fill the gap left by RSS readers of days gone by, where users demand simplicity and an easily understandable visual experience.
