Hi everyone,
Like many of you here in r/rss, I love the decentralization of RSS, but I always felt there was a missing link: an easy way to *create* and share our own curated feeds directly from our mobile devices without complex setups or expensive subscription fees.
To solve this, I spent the last few months building **Paluego** (an Android app). It started as a personal tool but I’ve just released it publicly.
### 📡 The Main Feature: Curate & Share via RSS
Paluego works like a "Read Later" app, but with a twist. Every time you create a list (e.g., Tech, Cooking, Work), the app automatically generates a **unique, public RSS 2.0 URL**.
You can share this link with friends, students, or your audience. They just need to plug it into their favorite RSS reader (Feedly, Inoreader, NetNewsWire, etc.). Whenever you save a link to that list, it instantly updates for them. No algorithms, no corporate walls.
### 🚀 Key Features:
* **Clean Reading View:** It strips away clutter and ads so you can read your saved links comfortably.
* **Inject Notes into the Feed:** This is my favorite part. When you save a link, you can add a personal note/comment. This comment will appear at the top of the article *inside* your subscribers' RSS readers. Perfect for adding context, summaries, or opinions.
* **Share Sheet Integration:** Save items instantly from any browser or app with a single tap.
* **100% Free & Private:** No trackers, no data collection, and completely free to use.
### 🛠 Why I'm posting here:
The app is fully functional but I consider it a passion project. I’m an indie developer and I really need honest feedback from RSS power users.
* Does the feed structure work well with your preferred reader?
* What missing feature would make this a daily tool for you?
* (I'm also considering building an iOS/Web version if there's interest!).
You can check it out on Google Play here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paluegoapp
I'll be around to answer any questions and take notes on your feedback. Thanks for reading!
submitted by /u/TextPsychological791