Your data
Arrive with your list, leave with everything
Import the OPML file from your last reader, folders and all. Export it again whenever you like, or download a ZIP with your subscriptions and every post you kept.
Import and export on every plan.
Settingsreader.sergiodxa.com/settings
What you get
Nothing is held hostage
OPML both ways
The standard file every reader reads, with your folders as outlines.
One ZIP of everything
Subscriptions as OPML, kept posts with their labels as CSV, and both as JSON.
A plan change deletes nothing
Over your plan, new additions pause and everything you have stays where it is.
How it works
Moving in takes one file
Export from your old reader
Every reader worth leaving has an OPML export.Import it in Settings
Reader follows each feed and tells you which it already had and which it could not reach.Read
Older posts arrive behind the follow for feeds that publish their archives.
subscriptions.opml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <opml version="2.0"> <head><title>Reader subscriptions</title></head> <body> <outline text="News"> <outline type="rss" text="Harbor Daily" xmlUrl="https://harbordaily.example.com/feed.xml" /> <outline type="rss" text="City Desk" xmlUrl="https://citydesk.example.com/rss" /> </outline> <outline type="rss" text="Field Notes" xmlUrl="https://fieldnotes.example.com/atom.xml" /> </body> </opml>
Features
More of what Reader does
Your assistant reads your queue
Point any MCP client at your feeds with a token that can read, or read and act.
Feeds fetched on their own rhythm
From every 15 min for a busy feed to weekly for one that has gone quiet.
Filters that read like sentences
Drop the sponsored posts, flag the releases, mark the press notes read.
FAQ
Questions about your data
What if a payment fails?
Everything stays for 14 days. Update the card and nothing has changed.
Is there a size limit on imports?
A subscription list is a few hundred kilobytes at most, and Reader reads files of that size.
Does the export include the articles?
It includes each kept post's title, link, excerpt and labels.
Bring your OPML and start reading
Sign in, import your list or follow a feed, and read newest first.