FeedNest

FeedNest is live. 🐣 The intelligent news ecosystem for focused minds. Built by @luca_iaconelli. For readers who refuse to settle. Start free → feednest.com

This week was about reading with less noise and more depth. ✦ Google News as a clean feed. No homepage, no algorithm. ✦ Magic Feed: the more specific you ask, the sharper the sources. ✦ Sync across every device. One reading life.

✦ And a reminder: scanning isn't reading. Depth beats volume. Quieter inputs. Sharper thinking.

Start on your phone. Finish on your laptop. Pick up on your tablet. FeedNest syncs everything instantly: what you've read, saved, highlighted, where you left off. No "which device has the latest?" Ever. One reading life, every screen.

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Recent brand design work for @feednestapp One of those projects where strategy and simplicity came together nicely ✨

When was the last time you read something so good you stopped to think about it? Not scrolled past. Not bookmarked for later. Actually stopped. Tell us what it was.

@SahilBloom @luca_iaconelli The 90% you cut was noise. Here’s to making the 10% count. Enjoy 🙌

@luca_iaconelli @feednestapp Will check it out

My life improved dramatically when I reduced my news consumption by 90%.

@luca_iaconelli @SahilBloom Founder said it best. If anyone reading this wants news without the noise, that’s literally what we built. 👀

@SahilBloom This is exactly why I built @feednestapp. The goal isn’t to consume less news, it’s to cut the 90% noise and keep the signal. Curated, focused, no doomscrolling. Want to try it? Happy to give you a free month, just say the word. feednest.com

When your founder says it better than the brand ever could. This is the entire reason FeedNest exists: signal over noise, for people who want to stay sharp without drowning.

Quick tip: the secret to Magic Feed is being specific. Don't type "marketing." Type "B2B SaaS marketing newsletters, weekly, no agencies." The more precise your request, the sharper the sources Ned brings back. Treat it like briefing a researcher, not a search box.

The whole web, on your terms.

Follow Google News like it's an RSS feed. Turn any Google News topic or search into a clean feed inside FeedNest. "AI regulation," "your city," "a company you track." New results land in your reader, no Google homepage, no algorithm deciding the order.

Half the year is gone. The feed barely remembers any of it. What you saved, highlighted, and finished? That's the part that stays.

This weekend's tip: take FeedNest off your desk. Phone, porch, one folder of long reads. The app was built to disappear, not to keep you staring at a screen.

✦ And a reminder: in a web full of AI slop, hand-picked sources are the whole game. A reader that gives back.

This week was about one thing: your reading should keep working after you've read it. ✦ Knowledge Graph: connections across everything you've read. ✦ Searchable highlights: your best ideas, found in seconds. ✦ Audio: turn any article into a private podcast.

Behind the scenes: the feature I almost cut is now the one I use most. Text-to-speech. I thought it was a gimmick. Who listens to articles? Then I shipped it, tried it on a walk, and never went back. Half my reading is now listening. The features you almost kill are the ones worth shipping.

Turn any article into audio. One tap and Ned reads it aloud in a natural voice. Any source, any language, even the long reads you'd never sit down for. Your reading list, now a private podcast made only of things you chose.

The internet didn't get bigger. It got faker. Curate your sources like your attention depends on it. Because it does.

Quick tip: your highlights are searchable. Filter every passage you've ever marked by keyword, feed, or tag. "Show me everything I highlighted about pricing." Your best ideas are already written down. Find them in seconds.