Yomu - RSS Reader Alternatives

ReadKit is a full-featured news reader and read later client that supports services from Instapaper, Pocket, Pinboard, Feedly, Fever, NewsBlur, Feedbin and Feed Wrangler and has built-in RSS capabilities.

Moonmoon is a web based aggregator similar to Planet . It can be used to blend articles from different blogs with same interests into a single page.

A great alternative to Google Reader. Offers awesome productivity features like Search, RSS feeds for your starred items, tags & folder. You can share on X, .

RSS Captor is an easy-to-use RSS client with a three-pane interface. Feeds are listed on the left, a list of stories on the top right, and details on the lower right. Tabs offer quick access to sections where you can set up folders for automatically saved messages and manually...

Chrome extension to read breaking news and personalized articles in browser's new tab. It gathers news across 1000s of sources, learns your reading habits and recommends articles based on your profile and topics you are interested in.

PaperOak is a free RSS aggregator to read the hottest news, blogs, articles, and feeds on the internet. With active news updates to our servers from the many RSS feeds every minute, there is never a shortage of interesting feeds to read.

Zen searches the internet for content that will interest you — articles, news, and video — and displays it in a personalized feed on the start screens of Yandex.Browser and Yandex Launcher.

Feedbutler sends the newest posts of your subscribed RSS feeds summed up as a single email to you. So you stay up to date without having to open an extra feed reader.

Photon is an RSS/Atom reader with the focus on speed, usability, and a bit of UNIX philosophy.

Your current feed reader is full of unread items. You’re hesitant to subscribe to any more feeds because you cant keep up with your existing subs. Maybe youve even abandoned feeds altogether. Fever takes the temperature of your slice of the web and shows you whats hot.

Read the latest news from your favorite sites and blogs on your iPhone or iPod Touch, even when you’re offline.

Derived from the Icelandic word “Frettir”, which translates directly to the word “News”, Fretsi's main target is to make online reading easier than ever, enabling you to access news and keeping you up-to-date in the easiest and fastest way possible.