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# Feedbro Discussions

FeedBro is an RSS reader and feed aggregator that puts the sites you follow in one place. You add blogs, news sites, YouTube channels, podcasts and other sources, and read everything from a single list instead of visiting each site one by one. Many sites have no RSS feed, so FeedBro can also watch a page or a store for you. It tells you about new posts, price drops and restocks, which makes it useful for following product pages as well as publications. To keep a large reading list manageable, FeedBro includes folders and tags, filters, rules and keyword alerts. You can set it to pick out the articles that mention the topics you care about and leave the rest. It can fetch the full article when a feed only gives you a snippet, and it can produce a short key-point summary so you can decide quickly whether something deserves a full read. Every article stays in your history and is searchable later. Reading is built to be comfortable. Reader mode strips a page down to the text. Text-to-speech uses the voices already on your device, so you can listen instead of reading. YouTube and Reddit videos play inside the reader. Your feeds, folders and read state sync across devices, and OPML import and export make it easy to move your subscriptions in from another reader or take them out again. FeedBro works through the website, Chrome and Firefox extensions, and iOS and Android apps. A developer API is available for people who want to connect their reading list to their own tools, and saved articles and collections have RSS links of their own. The interface is available in ten languages, including right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Hebrew. There is a free plan with up to 50 feeds, 10 collections and 5 rules. The paid Coffee Club plan costs $4.99 per month and removes those limits. It adds summaries, digests, 15-minute feed checks, no ads and API access. Enterprise pricing is custom and depends on volume. FeedBro is built by Consecutive Bytes, a software company founded in 2015.

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