FeedLens — AI RSS Reader

Turn the RSS firehose into a 5-minute brief. The writing you actually want to read is scattered across dozens of sites, and it never stops arriving. FeedLens pulls it into one clean, private reader, then lets AI do the triage — so you read less and know more. **Why install it** - One place for everything you follow — instead of thirty open tabs. - A fast, distraction-free reader that lives in your browser. - AI that summarizes, translates and digests on demand — strictly opt-in. - Your subscriptions and reading history never leave your device. No account required. **What you can do** - 📡 One-click discovery — Spots a feed on almost any page — including sites that hide theirs — shows a toolbar badge when one is available, and subscribes in a single tap. - 📰 Clean local reader — A modern 3-pane reader with folders, unread counts, stars, full-text extraction and j/k/o/m/s keyboard shortcuts. - ✨ AI triage — One-tap TL;DR, instant translation, a daily digest of everything unread, and Focus filtering you write in plain language. - 💾 Save any article — Keep what matters: a clean web page you can open offline, a print-ready page for your PDF printer, a Word document, notes-app text with the source link, or structured data for a pipeline. All generated on your machine. - 🔒 Private by design — Subscriptions and reading history stay on your device. No account needed to read; AI is strictly opt-in and off by default. - 🔁 OPML in & out — Import from any reader and export anytime — plus a full local backup. Your data is yours. **Private by design** FeedLens collects nothing. Your subscriptions, folders, read/star state and full-text cache are stored locally in your browser via chrome.storage — never uploaded, never sold, never shared. No account is needed to read. AI features are strictly opt-in and off by default; when you turn them on, only the text you ask about is sent for processing. Saving an article happens entirely on your machine. Read the full policy at https://feedlens.xeviora.com/privacy **Great for** Anyone who follows more newsletters, blogs, forums and release notes than they can keep up with.