Saturday, February 18, 2012

Linkrdr - Next Gen Feed Reader

Linkrdr aggregates your RSS feeds, links from Twitter users, Reddit user feeds, and GitHub activity. They then extract all your "delicious link-juice" and sort them by relevance. You can also see the most popular links across all users. This is another type of news aggregation service that you should certainly check out and was inspired by a Hacker News post.

UPDATE: The original Linkrdr is no longer active, but a new service is in the works. (Try these RSS readers.)


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  1. This is really difficult to appreciate/anticipate without seeing a screenshot of the actual reader UI.

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    1. Hi, this screenshot is just with a few RSS feeds and shows one source for a page. Things start to stack up when it finds common links between RSS, Twitter users, Reddit, etc.

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    2. You can now checkout the "Tour" from the homepage, which has proper screenshots instead of being a glorified FAQ.

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  2. Founder here. We went a bit viral over the weekend as I was a bit viral (sick). I'm back to full health working hard to make linkrdr a rock solid experience in the face of all this traffic. Thanks for the mention!

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    1. You're welcome Jeff! Good to hear you beat back your virus. I look forward to seeing Linkrdr continue development.

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