CloakFeed turns your pile of unread newsletters and feeds into a reading list you can actually finish. No more endless scrolling — just work through it and you're done. Everything downloads straight to your phone, so there's no account to sign up for and no server storing your data.
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An unread pile is a sorting problem, not a discipline problem. CloakFeed treats it like one.
Where it stands.
From the beta.
My unread count was over 1,400 and I had given up on it. Two evenings with this and it was down to single digits. It actually ends.
I imported the feed list I exported from Google Reader years ago. One file, no sign-up, no email. It just worked.
I read a week of newsletters on a flight with no wifi. Everything was already on my phone — I did not have to plan for that.
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One file.
Bring the OPML you exported years ago, or the feeds you keep meaning to tidy. Nothing to sign up for first.
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On device.
Fetching and parsing happens offline. There is no server holding a copy of what you read, because there is no server.
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With an end.
The backlog gets sorted into something finishable, instead of a number that only ever counts up.
Privacy.
Your reading stays on your device.
Feeds are fetched and processed on-device. There is no CloakFeed account, no reading history sent anywhere, and nothing to delete from a server later.