Looking for a Feedly alternative?
Feedly is a capable RSS reader, but it starts empty: finding feeds is your job, several basics sit behind the paid plan, and everything needs an account. Outception starts full.
How Outception is different
Every feed is already found: ~8,000 sources verified live before being added, organized by topic and country — including the awkward ones like YouTube channels, per-country news editions, and city-level feeds.
No account needed: the wall works the moment it loads, and your deck is saved on your device.
No algorithm: you choose sources, and headlines appear in the order they happen.
Headlines are shown verbatim — no AI rewriting or summaries — and every tap opens the story on the publisher’s own site.
Free, supported by a single small banner ad. Reading history is never tracked or sold.
What Feedly still does better
Importing your own arbitrary feeds, power-user filtering rules, read/unread state across devices, and integrations. If you live in OPML files, a dedicated RSS reader remains the right tool. Outception is for everyone who wants the result of RSS without doing the work.