In FeedNest you read the full text of each article, and on the Plus plan Ned summarizes, translates, and reads articles aloud. Read Later, Boards, and AI Feeds stay behind in Feedly, as the list below explains.
What comes across from Feedly
- Feeds and folders
- Feeds and folders, from the OPML file.
- Read Later and Boards
- Not in Feedly's OPML file. Save the articles you still need with Add Link.
- AI Feeds
- Not in the OPML file either. On the Plus plan, Magic Feed builds a set of sources from a description of the topic.
- Mute filters
- Not available in FeedNest yet.
- Mobile apps
- FeedNest for iOS and Android, plus the web app.
Step by step
Export OPML from Feedly
On Feedly's website, not in its mobile app, sign in and open feedly.com/i/opml, then click Download Your Feedly OPML. The file lists the RSS feeds you follow, grouped in your folders.
Create a free account
Sign up with your email or with Google, Apple, or X. The free plan needs no payment details.
Import the file
Open Add, choose Import feeds, and drop the file in. FeedNest shows the feeds and folders it found, imports them in the background, and emails you when it is done.
Start reading
Each feed's latest articles appear as it is imported, and new ones arrive as the feeds refresh. Read on the web or in the iOS and Android apps.
Questions
Will my Feedly folders come across?
Yes. Feedly puts your folders in the OPML file, and each folder with feeds in it becomes a folder in FeedNest. If you already have one with the same name, the new one gets a number after it. A feed you keep in two Feedly folders shows up in both.
What about Read Later and Boards?
Feedly leaves them out of the OPML file. Save the articles you still need with Add Link, and tag them to keep them grouped.
Can I keep using Feedly while I try FeedNest?
Yes. Exporting OPML changes nothing in Feedly, so you can use both until you decide.
Can I take my data with me if I leave FeedNest?
Yes. In Settings, under Account, OPML Export downloads every feed and folder you follow as a file that any RSS reader can import.
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