FeedDeck
An open-source, TweetDeck-style reader that shows RSS and social media feeds in columns.
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About FeedDeck
FeedDeck is a feed reader inspired by TweetDeck that arranges your sources in a deck of columns. Besides RSS it can follow YouTube channels, Reddit, Mastodon, Lemmy, Medium, Tumblr, Pinterest, Google News, StackOverflow and 4chan, and it shows GitHub notifications and repository activity.
A built-in player handles podcasts, and a details view shows individual items. It is available on multiple platforms with the same experience, and requires signing in to an account.
Strengths
- Column layout for many feeds at once
- Supports RSS, YouTube, Reddit, Mastodon and more
- Built-in podcast player
- GitHub notifications in the same view
Limitations
- Requires an account
- Column layout suits wide screens more than phones
Details
- Pricing
- FreemiumOpen source; the site lists pricing for its hosted service.
- License
- Open source, license not stated
- Developer
- Rico Berger
- Platforms
- Web
- How it runs
- Downloadable app, Web application
- Account
- Required
- Best suited for
- Following RSS and social feeds side by side in a TweetDeck-style layout
- Categories
- RSS readers
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to FeedDeck
Compare allSoftware that can replace FeedDeck for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.
Feedspot
Reads blogs, YouTube channels, podcasts and social feeds from one dashboard.
Feedspot also combines RSS with YouTube, podcast and social feeds in one web dashboard, but it is not open source and adds topic-ranked discovery directories.
Tapestry
An iOS app that merges RSS feeds, social media, podcasts and YouTube into one chronological timeline.
Tapestry merges RSS, social media, podcasts and YouTube into one chronological timeline instead of columns, but runs only on iPhone and iPad and is not open source.
Folo
An AI-assisted feed reader for RSS and other sources, with desktop, web and mobile apps.
Folo follows RSS and other source types with desktop, web and mobile apps, adds AI features, and is free but not stated to be open source.
Feedbin
Paid RSS reader that also handles newsletters and YouTube.
Feedbin brings newsletters, YouTube and Mastodon into one reading stream rather than columns, and is a paid web service with no free tier beyond the trial.
Feedly
Cloud RSS reader with apps, newsletters and AI topic filtering.
Feedly is a closed-source cloud reader with mature mobile apps and AI topic filtering, using a single stream instead of columns, with tight free-tier limits.
Inoreader
Power-user cloud RSS reader with rules, filters and full-text search.
Inoreader adds rules, filters and full-text search with Android and iOS apps, but is closed source, hosted only, and puts key features behind paid tiers.
Similar software
Related functionality, not necessarily a direct replacement.
RSS.app
An online service that generates RSS feeds from websites, social media, keyword searches and newsletters.
RSSHub
Generates RSS feeds for sites that do not publish one.
News Explorer
A feed reader for Mac and iOS that syncs feeds and read status through iCloud.
selfoss
Web-based aggregator that mashes up RSS and other sources.
