Does it have the mobile experience Feedly has?

The Miniflux web app is fast and works well on phones, and the REST API supports several third-party reader apps. It is plainer than Feedly — by design.

Can I leave just as easily?

Yes — OPML export is built in. The two-minute exit is a feature, and it’s why we’re comfortable telling you about it.

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Your feeds, minus the platform

RSS was supposed to be the anti-algorithm: you choose sources, you get everything, in order. If your reader has grown AI layers, engagement features, and tiers between you and that simple deal, Miniflux is the way back — every feed, chronological, on an instance that works for you.

The situation, plainly

Feedly is a capable product that has evolved toward teams, AI assistants, and market-intelligence tiers — priced accordingly. If that’s what you need, keep it. But most personal RSS use is simpler: subscribe, read, done. Miniflux does exactly that, extremely fast, with tracker stripping and full-text fetching built in — and OPML means switching costs two minutes in either direction.

What you get instead

Every article from every feed, newest first — no ranking, no “featured”
OPML import: your whole Feedly subscription list in one file
Tracker stripping and image proxying by default
Full-text fetching for truncated feeds
YouTube channel subscriptions without a YouTube account
REST API for third-party mobile reader apps

The honest tradeoffs

Miniflux is deliberately minimalist — no magic sorting, no discovery engine, no social layer. If you want an algorithm to find you things, this is the wrong tool on purpose.
Feeds are functional data, not secrets — but they still live on your own access-controlled instance, not in an advertising pipeline.

Making the move

Export OPML from Feedly. Settings → OPML export — one file with every subscription.
Import in Miniflux. Feeds → Import → upload the OPML. Everything follows you, organized by category.
Read. Web app on any device, or connect a third-party reader through the API.

Full import guide →

Questions people ask

Does it have the mobile experience Feedly has?: The Miniflux web app is fast and works well on phones, and the REST API supports several third-party reader apps. It is plainer than Feedly — by design.
Can I leave just as easily?: Yes — OPML export is built in. The two-minute exit is a feature, and it’s why we’re comfortable telling you about it.

Ready when you are

Cancel anytime, 14-day full refund, and your data exports whenever you like — the exit door stays open on purpose.

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Feedly is a trademark of its owner and a product plenty of people are happy with. Miniflux is an independent open-source project. Gateholm is not affiliated with either; names are used only for comparison and migration compatibility.