Den is a feed reader for people who want the algorithm working for them, not on them. It gathers the sites you care about into one news stream and gives you the tools to reform it: relevance scoring that brings good stories forward, junk filtering that hides the rest, and rules that flag, mark, or trash articles as they arrive. All of it runs on device, so your reading habits stay yours. Native on Mac, iPad, and iPhone, synced through iCloud. Buy once, read everywhere.

I made Den because I wanted a time machine to go back to when blue link to brainball delivery was a simpler affair. Now it's at a spot where I've accomplished my personal goals and am just enjoying using it. It's both refreshing and comforting getting the news again in a way that gives me the opportunity to compare and contrast what's being put out by different publishers. So while I'm happy with my work, having designed and built it all myself means there are still a bunch of product questions I could really use some outside perspective on... Does anyone else use/like/miss RSS powered start pages? What must-have feature did I miss? Is the price right? Would love some hunter feedback to help gauge how close or how far I am from a product with mass appeal. Thanks!

Awesome! Are you considering a Feedly integration?

@usabbag I'm considering lightweight integration of Feedly, Feedbin, etc. purely for making synchronizing subscriptions easier. I've mostly ruled out in-depth integration with any third party service because I don't think I can do their API's justice without over specializing and/or muddying Den's focus on privacy.

Awesome! Are you considering a Feedly integration?

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