Lede Reader App-Analysen für 6. September

Lede Reader is an RSS reader that thinks about what you should read first. Instead of showing everything in reverse-chronological order, Lede groups articles about the same story together and weighs them by how many sources are covering it. When ten publications write about the same news, it appears large. When a blog you follow publishes a rare post, it stands out too — even if no one else covers it. The app is built on the premise that your attention is finite. Lede doesn't push you to read everything. It helps you find what matters. — FEATURES — - Story clustering Sources covering the same story are grouped into a single card, showing every publication reporting it, plus estimated reading time. - Priority feeds Mark your favorite sources as Priority. They get their own section on the front page — regardless of how many other publications are covering similar topics. - Freshness window Control how far back you look — from 6 hours to a week, or no limit. Older articles are still fetched and counted toward clustering; they're just hidden from the front page. - Read state that respects your time Articles you've read fade but don't vanish. You can always return to them. Your eye learns to skip past dimmed cards automatically. - OPML import and export Move into Lede from any other reader in seconds. Export your list as a backup, or share it with a friend. - Automatic feed discovery Give Lede a website URL and it finds the RSS and Atom feeds published there. No hunting for the right URL. - iCloud sync across your devices Settings, subscribed feeds, read and unread states, and your liked stories stay in sync automatically — through your own iCloud account, not a Lede server. - Privacy-first by design All your feeds, read history, and reading patterns stay on your device. No accounts. No trackers. No analytics. - No ads. No subscriptions. One-time purchase. You own the app. — HOW IT READS — Open the app. The front page is ready — arranged by what matters, not by what arrived last. Pull down from the top to refresh whenever you want. Tap any card to read. Swipe left to move to the next story. Swipe right to return to the list. Found something worth remembering? Swipe down to mark it as liked — Lede learns what you care about and quietly brings you more of it. That's the whole interface. No menus to learn, no gestures to memorize beyond the three your thumb already knows. — WHO IT'S FOR — Lede Reader is built on a simple principle: the feeds are yours, and the ranking follows from them — not from an algorithm competing for your attention through clicks. If you're tired of RSS readers showing you the same story ten different ways from a hundred different publications, Lede is for you. If you follow quiet blogs whose rare posts get buried under the volume of big outlets, Lede brings them to the surface. If you want RSS without the weight of algorithms, social signals, or subscriptions — Lede is for you. — TYPOGRAPHY AND CRAFT — An aesthetic borrowed from the printed newspaper. Instrument Serif for display, Geist for interface, paper-tinted backgrounds. No unnecessary chrome. No emoji-heavy interface. Reading comes first. — TECHNICAL DETAILS — Requires iOS 17 or later. iPhone only for launch. Supports RSS 2.0, Atom 1.0, and JSON Feed formats. On-device story clustering using MiniLM-L6-v2 — no server round-trips, no data leaves your phone. Made in Finland as a personal project. Just one person, a handful of fonts, and a stubborn idea about how reading should feel.