Fread - for Mastodon and RSS

Fread - for Mastodon and RSS

Fread is a microblog client that supports Mastodon and RSS.

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Fread is a cutting-edge MicroBlog client supporting Mastodon and RSS with an enhanced user experience. Create custom feeds that blend Mastodon and RSS content, all in one app. Stay connected and streamline your social and content consumption with Fread!
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Launch tags:Android•Social Media•Web3
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Fread - for Mastodon and RSS
Maker
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I’ve spent over 600 days developing Fread, driven by my passion for perfect UI and user experience. Fread is a meticulously crafted Mastodon client that supports almost every feature you’d expect, with seamless UI and interaction. I’m committed to continuous development, with plans to support more protocols like Bluesky in the future. Best of all, it’s completely free! often wonder what makes the perfect MicroBlog app. Eventually, I decided to build it myself. Fread is my attempt to create an app that, in an ideal world, supports all MicroBlog protocols and unifies all interactions. I believe we don’t need many complicated apps—just one that does it all. Imagine a day when you can browse posts from all platforms in a single app, with the best possible user experience. Wouldn’t that be amazing? That’s the vision behind Fread.
Shadman Nazim
@ke_zhang Amazing work! In this ever-evolving tech world, a seamless, all-in-one microblogging experience is the future. Excited to see how Fread evolves. Thanks for making it free!
Chris Messina
Raycast
@ke_zhang congrats on the launch! [I think you repeated your first paragraph!]
Fread - for Mastodon and RSS
Maker
@chrismessina Thanks for the reminder, I deleted the duplicate part.
Christopher David Anderson
Fread sounds truly revolutionary! The idea of blending Mastodon and RSS in one MicroBlog client is brilliant. I'm excited to see where you take this, especially with plans for Bluesky support. Kudos to @ke_zhang for over 600 days of hard work—can't wait to experience that perfect UI! 🚀
Fread - for Mastodon and RSS
Maker
@christopherdavidanderson Thanks for your support.
Elke
Startup Death Clock
Congrats on the launch, @ke_zhang! Fread looks like an incredible solution for MicroBlogging. Excited to see how it evolves and integrates more protocols. This could really be a game changer! 🔥
Fread - for Mastodon and RSS
Maker
@elke_qin Thanks for your support
Kyrylo Silin
Telebugs
Hey Ke, Can users create separate feeds for different topics or interests? How do you handle the differences in content format between Mastodon posts and RSS articles? Congrats on the launch!
Fread - for Mastodon and RSS
Maker
@kyrylosilin You can create a post that includes Masotodn users and RSS, select the feeds according to your interests and add them to the same mixed feeds flow. For the format differences, Fread has done some processing to ensure that they are displayed consistently on the homepage. In the content details page, Fread will do special processing for RSS content. As you can see, the details page of RSS content is completely different from the details page of Mammoth content.
Ema Elisi
Elisi : AI-powered Goal Management App
Really impressive work, @ke_zhang! The idea of blending Mastodon and RSS into one app is a game changer. Can't wait to see how Fread evolves, especially with future support for Bluesky. Keep it up!
Fread - for Mastodon and RSS
Maker
@ema_elisi Thanks for your support
Alex
Fread sounds incredible, @ke_zhang! The idea of combining Mastodon and RSS into one seamless app is a game-changer for content consumption. It's great to hear about your commitment to the user experience and future protocol support like Bluesky. Can’t wait to see what features you roll out next! Upvoted!
Frederic
Another app trying to be the all-in-one solution, we've seen this before with Hootsuite and Feedly, not sure we need another, plus they always start free and end up charging later, sounds like a tall order to me, good luck with that
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