Make time for your feeds.

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Follow your favorite corners of the web

• RSS, Atom, and JSON Feed — Paste a feed URL or let Tyler discover feeds from a website. Import OPML from a file or link, or drop an OPML file into the app.
• A useful starting point — Browse 90+ curated publications, search by name or category, and subscribe to several at once in a shared folder.
• Folders and tags — Drag feeds between folders, edit feed names and URLs, and add color-coded tags across your library.
• Refresh on your schedule — Set per-feed intervals, refresh manually, or pause periodic updates. Choose optional notifications and unread badges.

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A reader you can make your own

• Three-pane reading — Resize the article list and adjust the reader typeface, text size, line width, and density. Choose light, dark, or system themes and reduced motion.
• Full articles and offline images — Fetch full text on demand or automatically when opening a story. Saved text and cached images stay available offline.
• Smart views and search — All, Unread, Starred, Today, and Archive views have live counts. Search article text, titles, authors, and feed names locally; find words within the open article.
• Media and export — Play podcast/video enclosures and supported YouTube/Vimeo embeds. Export an article as Markdown, or print and save a PDF using your system print dialog.

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Optional summaries with your own endpoint

• Your model and prompt — Configure an OpenAI-compatible base URL, API key, model ID, and prompt. A compatible local server can keep summarization on your machine.
• Only when requested — Summaries are disabled by default. Article text goes to your configured endpoint only when you choose Summarize.
• Keep reading — Browse while a summary generates, then copy the result. Generated summaries stay in memory for the app session, outside your saved library and backups.
• Local settings — Endpoint settings and any API key are stored locally and included in exported backups. Optional input/output word limits let you control the request.

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Your library goes with you

• Portable backups — Export a .tyler.zip archive of your library, settings, and cached media. Restore validates the backup and keeps a safety copy.
• Subscriptions you can move — OPML import/export preserves folder structure.
• A tidy collection — Archive stories, star favorites, view reading statistics, and set automatic retention. Cleanup preserves unread and starred articles.
• Local storage — Library data lives in ~/.tyler-rss/ by default, or %USERPROFILE%\.tyler-rss on Windows. Open it from Settings → Feeds & storage.

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Content support and connections

• Public article pages — Extraction does not bypass paywalls or sign-in. Pages rendered entirely by JavaScript may require Open original.
• Streaming and embeds — Original pages and streamed audio/video contact their providers and need a network connection and system webview codec support.
• No app telemetry — Feed, article, media, and OPML requests support the features you use.
• Website and app privacy — This store uses Umami page and link analytics. Read Tyler’s complete network disclosure for app-specific requests.

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Keyboard shortcuts

Use Cmd on macOS and Ctrl on Windows/Linux. Article shortcuts pause while you type in a field or use an overlay.

Command palette

Cmd/Ctrl+K

Library search

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Next / previous article

↓ / ↑

Toggle read / unread

m

Mark unread / star

u / s

Refresh feeds

r

Find within article

Cmd/Ctrl+F

Next / previous find match

Enter / Shift+Enter

Print / save PDF

Cmd/Ctrl+P

Reader font size

Cmd/Ctrl+plus / minus

Shortcut reference / dismiss

? / Esc