Bring your own content.
Publish on your blog, then connect its RSS feed. The original service brought your posts into a dedicated app for your readers.
Turn your stories into an app of their own.
We’re rebuilding feed.nu’s app generator and CMS,
bringing a simple idea back to the open web.
Your latest story, delivered directly.
A reading experience with your name on it.
Feed.nu made it possible to create a native Android app from a blog without writing code. This is the simple workflow that started it all.
Publish on your blog, then connect its RSS feed. The original service brought your posts into a dedicated app for your readers.
Choose your colours, upload your logo and header, and customise the app’s text. Give your publication an identity beyond the browser.
The original generator compiled a downloadable APK, ready to distribute yourself or submit to the Android Market.
Created by Stefan Wärting, feed.nu helped bloggers and publishers put their words in readers’ pockets. Its WordPress plugin lists contributors warting and lilljimpa.
Visit the original 2011 homepageThe original homepage laid out five simple steps, from registration to an Android APK. Librarian by Day, Gamekapocs and LinuxCommunity were among the publishers who used feed.nu.
Wärting explained that feed.nu used external build servers to compile the apps. The WordPress interface was one part of a larger service.
By January 2015, the homepage pointed to build.feed.nu: sign in with Google, customise an app, and receive an email when the build was ready.
We’re bringing feed.nu back, starting with the app generator
and the CMS that powers it. Your content, your identity,
and a simpler way to reach your readers.
App creation and account registration aren’t open yet.
We’ll share availability here when they’re ready.