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A Feedly alternative for people who don’t want to manage feeds
Feedly is a reader: you choose the sources, it collects everything they publish, and you work through it. Nouly starts from the subject instead. You say what you care about, and every morning the stories on it are ready, written out in full, with their sources.
| Nouly | Feedly | |
|---|---|---|
| Starts from | The subject you care about | The sources you add: sites, feeds and newsletters |
| What you get | A short briefing of full stories, each with its sources | Every new article from your sources, in a feed |
| Work to keep up | None: the briefing is the same size every day | You mark items read, prune feeds and tune filters |
| Filtering by keyword | Keywords you type yourself (Premium) | AI feeds and filters on paid plans |
| Language | Written in your language | Articles in the language they were published in |
| Where you read it | In any browser | Web and mobile apps |
| Price | Free to start; Premium adds your own keywords | Free plan; paid plans for more feeds and AI features |
Where Feedly is the better choice
If you follow particular publications and want everything they write, a feed reader is the right tool, and Feedly is a very good one. For teams doing research or market intelligence, its paid plans go far beyond a daily briefing.
Where Nouly is the better choice
- You care about a subject, not a list of outlets. Nouly finds the reporting on it, so you never have to hunt for the right feeds.
- You don’t want an unread counter. The briefing is finished when you’ve read it, and nothing piles up while you’re away.
- You read across languages. Every story is written in your language, wherever it was first reported.
- You want to understand a story in one read. Each one is written out in full, with the sources listed so you can go deeper.
Switching takes a minute
- Look at the folders in your Feedly. Each one is usually a subject.
- Join the waitlist at nouly.app, and when your turn comes, pick the matching topics, or type them in as keywords with Premium.
- Keep Feedly for the few sources you read cover to cover, and let Nouly cover the rest.
Questions
Can I import my OPML file?
No. Nouly doesn’t follow sources, it follows subjects, so you set it up by picking topics and keywords instead.
Is Nouly free?
Nouly is free to start, with topics from the catalog. Following keywords you type yourself is part of Premium, and you see the price before you confirm.
Where do the stories come from?
AI writes them from real reporting, and every story lists the sources it came from.
Follow a subject, not a feed
Nouly is opening to readers a few at a time. Leave your email and I’ll write to you when it’s your turn.