Switch from Feedly to Feedwright
You take your Feedly subscriptions along in a few minutes: export them as an OPML file in Feedly, open it in Feedwright. From then on you read them on iPhone and iPad, with no account.
How do I take my subscriptions from Feedly?
- Open Feedly in a browser. Feedly offers the export in its web version.
- Go to feedly.com/i/opml.
- Download the OPML file.
More in Feedly's help.
How do I get the file onto iPhone or iPad?
If you download it right there, it is already in the Files app. From a Mac or PC, put it in your iCloud Drive or send it with AirDrop.
How do I open the file in Feedwright?
Share the file to Feedwright from the Files app, or tap + in Feedwright and, at the very bottom, Import from another app. Feedwright shows the categories in the file. Untick what you don't need and tap Take Over. Feedwright then fetches the first articles and lists the feeds that no longer answer, with a suggestion for each.
What comes over from Feedly?
All feeds with RSS or Atom, along with the folders in the file, which become categories in Feedwright. Subreddits you add directly in Feedwright, for example as r/apple. Saved articles and Boards stay in Feedly.
How many feeds can I bring?
The app includes 15 sources. With Feedwright Plus all your feeds come along. Subscriptions you already have are not added twice.
What do I get in Feedwright?
Feedwright needs no account. Articles appear in the order they were published, and your device fetches them itself. You can follow sites without a feed too, see Follow any website.
Can I take my subscriptions with me again?
Yes, at any time. Under Settings and Export OPML Feedwright saves all subscriptions as a file. Export is always free, also without Feedwright Plus.