Reader
One calm place for what's new across the web — sixteen sources, five categories, always fresh.
A browser can't read most RSS feeds directly — cross-origin rules block them — so this reader is fed by a small server-side aggregator that pulls the feeds for you and hands back one clean list. Tech, developer, world, science and a fun shelf sit side by side: Hacker News, Ars Technica, The Verge, Lobsters, dev.to, CSS-Tricks, the BBC, NPR, NASA, Quanta, xkcd and more, refreshed on a timer.
Pick a category or a single source in the sidebar; the main column merges the headlines newest-first, with a live filter across titles and a link straight to each story. When a source hiccups its last good items stay put, and if the aggregator is ever unreachable the reader falls back to the sources a browser can reach on its own — so it degrades quietly instead of going blank.
What people open it for
- A morning skim of tech, world and science news in one window
- Watching one source closely without the noise of the rest
- Finding a half-remembered headline with the title filter