Search

Find the post you half remember

Search reads the title, the summary and the author of every post you have kept. Quote a phrase, put OR between two words, lead a word with a minus, and save the searches you run every week.

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Free searches the last 7 days; Paid and Premium search everything you have kept.

What you get

Search that says what it looked at

Every word, or the ones you say

A search finds posts holding every word, unless you join two with OR or leave one out with a minus.

Inside a filter

Search composes with All, Unread and Read, so “unread posts about the footbridge” is one address.

Saved to the sidebar

Keep up to 20 searches by name, 3 on Free, and open them like a folder.
How it works

Four ways to say what you mean

  1. Type the words

    Every word has to appear in the title, the summary or the author.
  2. Shape it

    Quote a phrase, put OR between two words, lead a word with - or NOT.
  3. Keep it

    Save the search and it sits in the sidebar, answering with what is new each time.
Features

More of what Reader does

One notification, not twelve

Pick the feeds worth hearing about. A check sends one message for all of them, outside your quiet hours.

Folders, pins and labels

Read a folder as one stream, pin the feeds you never miss, label what you keep.

Leave with everything

OPML in and out, folders and all, and a ZIP of every post you kept.
FAQ

Questions about search

Does search read the article?

It reads the title, the summary and the author of each post, which is what the feed gave.

How far back does it go?

On Free, the last 7 days. On Paid and Premium, everything you have kept. The page always says where it stopped.

Can I search for the word OR?

Yes. Quote it, and it is searched for as a word.

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