
Read You
A free, open-source Android RSS reader in Google's Material You style.
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About Read You
Read You is an open-source Android feed reader designed around Google's Material You design language, so its colours follow your wallpaper and it feels at home on modern Android phones. You can keep feeds locally on the device or use existing accounts such as FreshRSS, Miniflux, Feedbin and servers that speak the Fever or Google Reader APIs. It offers a clean article list and reader view, full-content parsing for summary-only feeds, OPML import and export, and plenty of appearance options, with translations into many languages. It is free, has no ads and is licensed under the GPL, and it is distributed through GitHub releases and F-Droid. Development is community-driven and releases can be spaced out, and it is Android-only with no web or desktop companion.
Best for: Android users who want a good-looking free reader that syncs with self-hosted servers.
Pros and cons
What works
- Material You design that adapts to your phone
- Local feeds or sync with FreshRSS, Miniflux and Fever
- Free, open source and ad-free
Why people leave
- Android only
- Community-driven, with irregular releases
- Fewer hosted services than commercial apps
Top Read You alternatives
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Capy Reader66.5Another free Android reader, focused on Feedbin, FreshRSS and Miniflux sync.
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Feeder (Android)62.6Simple, private Android reader that works fully offline without an account.
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Inoreader59.6Hosted service with a polished Android app and web access.
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NewsBlur57.2Native Android app backed by a hosted, open-source service.
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Read You: common questions
Is Read You free?
Yes. Read You is free, open-source software.
Is Read You open source?
Yes. The source code is on GitHub at ReadYouApp/ReadYou.
What platforms does Read You run on?
Read You is available for Android.
What are the best alternatives to Read You?
The highest-ranked Read You alternatives right now are Capy Reader, Feeder (Android) and Inoreader. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.