Apps Related to OPML Import/Export

ReadKit is a comprehensive read-later and RSS client for macOS, integrating with popular services like Instapaper, Pocket, and Feedly. It offers offline reading, built-in browser, and robust feed management for an organized reading experience.

Downcast is a leading podcast player available across Apple's ecosystem, including iOS, macOS, Apple Watch, and CarPlay. It offers robust features for discovering, subscribing to, and managing your favorite podcasts with seamless synchronization.

Miniflux is a simple and efficient web-based RSS feed reader. Designed for minimalists, it helps you stay updated on your favorite news sources without distractions, focusing on clean content presentation and ease of use. Ideal for users seeking a lightweight and fast solution.

Aktuell is a native RSS and Atom feed reader for macOS, designed to provide a clean and focused news consumption experience. It supports offline reading, OPML import/export, Pocket integration, and features a built-in web browser for reading articles without leaving the application.

BeyondPod is a comprehensive podcast manager and RSS feed reader for mobile devices, allowing users to discover, subscribe to, download, and listen to or watch their favorite audio and video shows from around the globe. It supports various import methods and offers features for offline consumption and library organization.

CommaFeed is a free and open-source self-hosted RSS feed reader designed for users seeking a privacy-focused alternative to commercial news aggregators. Experience a clean interface, robust filtering, and seamless import capabilities.

Tiny Tiny RSS is a free and open-source web-based news feed reader and aggregator, enabling users to centralize and manage their RSS/Atom subscriptions effectively. It offers a clean interface, powerful filtering options, and is self-hostable for enhanced privacy and control over your data.

Google Reader was a popular web-based feed aggregator that allowed users to subscribe to RSS and Atom feeds, providing a centralized platform to read and organize content from various websites. Despite its popularity, it was discontinued by Google in 2013.