Ferry RSS Reader

Blogs, news sites, newsletters, whatever you follow — all in one place. But most readers just list them by arrival, so a story ten outlets ran looks exactly like one a single blog posted. Ferry scores by how widely a story is covered, and reads you the ones that matter first. Every article you subscribe to gets a score for how widely its story is being covered. The piece four of your sources ran this morning sits above the one that merely arrived last — so a busy day of feeds still opens on something worth reading. Prefer it the old way? Switch to newest-first whenever you like, and each folder remembers its own order. The score is simply a better default than the clock. Explore, for the stories your feeds missed. Beyond your own subscriptions, Ferry watches a much wider set of sources and groups them the same way — so you can see a story ten outlets ran even if you follow none of them, with a count of how many are carrying it. It is where new sources come from, too: follow anything you find, with a tap.