u/sinand

Hi r/rss,

I registered feeddi.com back in 2008 and ran a Q&A site on it for years. It never made money, but I kept it going because I liked running it. When AI made Q&A sites pointless, I shut it down and used the

domain for something I'd missed since 2013: Google Reader.

So here it is: https://feeddi.com

What it does:

- Chronological feed, no algorithm. Newest or oldest first, nothing hidden or reordered.

- Folders, unread counts, starred articles, search.

- Google Reader keyboard shortcuts: j/k, s, m, v, Shift+A (press ? for the full list).

- Podcasts built in: audio and video episodes play right next to your articles. YouTube channel feeds show up as videos.

- OPML import and export. Your folders are kept, and you can leave anytime.

- Reading-focused design: Paper, Sepia and Night themes, adjustable text size, focus mode.

- Interface in 21 languages.

- Optional starter packs, so a new account doesn't open to an empty screen.

Platforms: The web app is live now. Android and iOS apps are coming in a few days, synced with the web.

Pricing: Free, and it will stay free. There won't be a paid tier. I'll keep it running on donations, the same way I kept the old site running for years.

What I'd love feedback on:

1. Import your real OPML. Did anything break, or did any feed fail to load?

2. What's missing that would stop you from switching from your current reader?

3. Anything that feels off compared to Google Reader?

I'll be around in the comments. Thanks for taking a look!

Hey nonogram fans! I built a small nonogram/picross app and since this sub clearly knows the genre better than anyone, figured I'd share and get honest feedback.

- Puzzle sizes ramp from small/easy to large/hard

- "Reveal the hidden picture" — classic format, nothing gimmicky

- No forced interstitials between puzzles, optional rewarded hint if you're stuck

- Free

Genuinely curious what this community thinks is missing compared to the apps you already use (Nonograms.com, Falcross, etc.) — pacing, puzzle variety, difficulty curve, anything. This is a one-person project so real critique is more useful to me than praise.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yenipage.nonogram

https://preview.redd.it/oi5ntvdgy7fh1.png?width=1260&format=png&auto=webp&s=7cc09695dd879bfbaf6fa3fd4cc280415e7a1570

Hey!
I've been working on a side project called VayLoLo — a 20 questions game where the guessing logic is entirely database-driven, no LLM involved during actual gameplay.

How it works:

• ~150 yes/no questions, ~2000+ objects
• When it guesses wrong and you tell it the real answer, it updates the matrix for next time

The honest part: right now it only guesses correctly about 30% of the time — mostly because the object database is still small and lopsided toward Turkish content. The more people play, the smarter it gets.

It supports English, German, and Turkish. English and German objects are pretty thin right now, which is part of why I'm posting here.

Give it a try and let me know what objects stumped it: vaylolo.com

Would love any feedback — especially if it guessed something completely wrong, that's actually useful data.