Why it exists
Reeaad is built for a simpler kind of web reading.
Follow blogs, websites, newsletters, and sources you actually care about and read them in one place, without platform noise getting in the way. No algorithmic feed. No social sludge. Just the sources you chose to subscribe to.
Be in control of content. The modern web keeps trying to turn reading into doomscrolling, and algorithms decide what to serve you to keep you engaged for as long as possible in a tiny personal bubble that inevitably becomes an echo chamber.
Algorithmic feeds perfectly crafted for maximum engagement feel like waiting for three lemons on a slot machine. Value your attention span and time. Reeaad is intentional, deliberate, direct, and subscription first. You choose what you’ll see to your personal feed. No algorithm, no AI. Simple.
Small by design
Reeaad is by being built by me, Bob Cechacek, and subscriptions are currently pending approval. I’ve started working this as a personal project in March of 2026.
The app is still very much work in progress and far from ready, but the basics are refreshingly useful and, in my honest opinion, already work better than any RSS reader out there. Completely biased personal opinion.
I have tried at least 50 RSS clients and reader apps in the last decade, and they all work and feel the same (either Google Reader clones, or Inoreader clones, maybe also Feedly clones and Reeder clones).