Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Online

PaperOak has been discontinued. Similar apps include Feedly, which has a free version. Other options are Inoreader, FreshRSS, Feeder and Fluent Reader. You're spoiled for choice with RSS Readers like PaperOak: we list more than 100 alternatives for the web, Android, iPhone, Mac and iPad.

Feed On Feeds is a server-based RSS aggregator written in PHP. It provides a simple firehose-style interface with the capability of filtering on tags and individual sites.

NewsHub is one of the leading web-based news aggregators. It gathers all the latest and the most thrilling news so that you can easily stay up to date with the most essential updates in different industries.
Get the power of RSS and PUSH NOTIFICATIONS for your iPhone, iPod or iPad. Simple RSS is the perfect tool for organizing, reading and accessing all your news quickly and easily.




NewsTab is the ultimate newsreader for international readers, supporting top news sources in over 130 regions and languages, and syncs across all your devices.



Ridly is not only a replacement for Google Reader but also a brand new reading experience that is brought to you by the Reader+ development team.



Clusterss is a web content dashboard designed for people who consume lots of information. It presents a rolling window of pages from your feed, grouping closely related items together. Browser notifications are provided for new items that relate to previously bookmarked pages.
Read your news with a no-frills experience, and a blazing-fast reader.
Unlimited
There are no restrictions on how many feeds you can subscribe to. The only limit is how much information you can handle.
Readability
Clean, simple, straight to the point interface. Our main goal.

FeedSpin is a RSS news reader that treats all sources equally, unless you say otherwise. So your must-read sources will always appear first. And any other sources will not be shown again until you have seen the updates of all the other ones.
journalist is a lightweight daemon and CLI written in Go, focused on simplicity and integrability. As usually, I chose GO because it’s simply the quickest way to put things like these together, and it gives a statically-linked, single a.out in the end.
Weekly Dashboard is a powerful reader and feed aggregator in the form of customizable dashboards.


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.