Hi r/rss I’ve been working on a different kind of RSS reader called Biblio Times. Instead of a river of posts or a list of headlines, it takes the feeds you choose and lays them out each morning as a newspaper (or, if you prefer, a magazine). A few things that mattered to me while building it: • Your device is the press. It fetches the public RSS/Atom feeds itself. Nothing goes through our servers, there’s no account, and we never see what you read. • It looks and feels like paper: front page, sections, columns, proper serif type (or a tight grotesk), and photos screened as halftones (or in colour). On iPhone it arrives folded; on iPad and Mac it opens as a spread. There’s also a Dystopian edition on grey pulp with typewriter text if you want that vibe. • You can use starter lists for a bunch of countries (or Ideas / Dispatches / Design desks), or just paste any site/feed URL. Custom sections, topics to follow, words to leave out, clippings, back issues for a fortnight, widgets, etc. • Pricing is one-time (Press Pass ~$20 for your paper + one magazine across your devices; optional higher tier for more papers + Family Sharing). First three mornings are free. No subscription. It’s on the App Store for iPhone, iPad, and Mac (iOS 18+ / macOS 15+). One purchase covers them all. I’m the developer (same person as the Biblio.ink bookshelf app). Happy to answer questions about how it handles feeds, layout, offline behaviour, or anything else. Feedback is very welcome, especially from people who live in their readers. Links: https://biblio.ink/times https://apps.apple.com/app/biblio-times-rss-newspaper/id6820293984 (Also, with Reddit’s own RSS feeds ending tomorrow, I’ve been thinking a lot about how people still want to pull content into a calmer, offline-friendly format. This was my attempt at that.)   submitted by   /u/FriendlyGarlic1331   to   r/rss [link]   [comments]