Feedmesh is your quick and easy way to organize and read all the content from your favorite websites, blogs and other online sources.
Our goal is to be fast and simple. The Feedmesh interface presents content as maps laid out in rows and columns (“grid”) with one content source (“feed”) per row. More advanced users can create separate categories (tabs) and combine more than one source of related content on one line.
There are no fancy algorithms, and there is no need. Feedmesh doesn’t try to guess what you want to read; it just gives you a list of new articles in reverse chronological order of when they were published by the source. Just look through history and dig in when you see something that interests you.
Feedmesh is powered by RSS and is an open system. You can add any and as many RSS feeds as you want, or search for something based on keywords or topics if you don’t know the URL of the RSS feed you want to add. We will also allow you to import your RSS feeds from another service through our website.
With Feedmesh, we hope to fill the void left by RSS readers of days gone by when users demand simplicity and an easily understandable visual experience.
Additions and updates planned for future releases include:
- Offline access to articles and the ability to schedule offline content syncs
- Ability to download images and get full text only when connected to Wi-Fi
- General dark theme option
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Charles Grill is a tech-savvy writer with over 3 years of experience in the field. He writes on a variety of technology-related topics and has a strong focus on the latest advancements in the industry. He is connected with several online news websites and is currently contributing to a technology-focused platform.
