RSS without the homework
The best answer to algorithmic feeds has always been RSS: your sources, chronological, no middleman. The reason most people never use it is the setup — finding feed URLs, testing them, categorizing them, pruning the dead ones. Outception did that part already.
What “pre-wired” means
~8,000 feeds found, fetched and verified before ever being listed — including the painful ones: YouTube channels, per-country editions, city feeds, deal communities, flight-deal sites.
Organized by topic and country with search, so following a source is one tap, not a hunt.
Dead feeds are culled; broken ones never make the roster.
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.
If you already run your own reader
Keep it — self-hosted RSS is excellent. Outception is for the moment you want to hand that experience to someone who would never build an OPML file, or for reading on a phone with zero maintenance.