A clean, fast feed reader that puts you back in control. Subscribe to any RSS or Atom feed and stay up to date — on desktop and mobile, no app required.
Start reading — it's freeWeb3 and the future of fault-tolerant distributed systems.
How Erlang principles are being rediscovered in modern edge computing.
Apple's M4 Ultra is the most powerful consumer silicon ever made.
Benchmarks reveal a 40% multi-core leap over the M3 Ultra.
The quiet death of the open internet and what comes next.
As walled gardens tighten, researchers race to build alternatives.
Language models are getting better at reasoning — but not how you think.
Chain-of-thought prompting may mask fundamental limitations.
Why programmers keep rewriting software that already exists.
The urge to build from scratch is baked into how engineers learn.
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Paste any RSS or Atom URL and start reading instantly. Organise sources into categories that make sense to you.
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Bookmark articles and read them whenever suits — on the commute, on a flight, or when you finally get five quiet minutes.
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Heart what matters. Build your own reading list and find any piece instantly — no noise, no algorithm, just your picks.
Curated collections
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RSS is one of the best inventions on the web. It's the most honest way to follow content — no algorithm curating your feed, no sponsored posts, no rabbit holes. Just the sources you actually subscribed to, in the order they published.
But most feed readers I tried felt slow, cluttered, or locked behind expensive plans. I wanted something fast to use, easy to discover new feeds with, and calm to read in — whether at my desk or reaching for my phone on the sofa.
So I built Feed Rain. A reader that feels like the web at its best: open, fast, and completely focused on reading. It works beautifully on desktop and on mobile — no app required, just your browser.
There's no pricing tier to figure out. Feed Rain is free while we're in beta.