Neo Feed

Why Neo Feed?

Neo Feed reimagines your launcher’s feed experience with a privacy-focused, open-source RSS/Atom/JSON feed reader that seamlessly integrates with compatible Android launchers.

Built for users who value privacy and open-source software, it replaces proprietary feed services like Google Discover with customizable news sources you control, from casual readers seeking an ad-free experience to power users demanding full control over their content sources.

Features & Screenshots

Key Features

Feed Management

Support for RSS, Atom, and JSON Feed formats
OPML import/export for easy feed collection management
Custom tagging system for feeds organization
Offline-first architecture with cached content
Configurable background sync intervals (30 minutes to 6 hours)

Reading Experience

Clean, modern interface design
Overlay service for native launcher feed experience
Three reading modes: in-app reader, browser view, and offline reader
Seamless integration with Neo Launcher, LibreChair, and Shade Launcher
Wide screen support for tablets and TVs

Screenshots

Experience Neo Feed’s clean interface and launcher integration.

Launcher Integration	Local Reader	Feeds Customization

Wide Screen Support

Getting Started

Installation

Recommended Methods:

IzzyOnDroid (Recommended)
- Visit IzzyOnDroid repository

Get it on IzzyOnDroid

apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/com.saulhdev.neofeed

Direct Download from release pages

Get it on Codeberg

codeberg.org/NeoApplications/Neo-Feed/releases

Get it on GitHub

github.com/NeoApplications/Neo-Feed/releases

System Requirements:

Android 7.0 (SDK 24) or higher
Optional: Compatible launcher (Neo Launcher, LibreChair, or Shade Launcher)
Internet connection for feed synchronization
Recommended: Android 12+ for Material You dynamic theming

Building from Source:

BASH

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/NeoApplications/Neo-Feed.git
cd Neo-Feed

# Build using Gradle
./gradlew assembleRelease

# Install on device
adb install -r app/build/outputs/apk/release/Neo-Feed-*.apk
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FAQ

Which launchers are compatible with Neo Feed? Neo Feed works with any launcher that supports custom feed providers, including Neo Launcher, LibreChair, and Shade Launcher.

How do I add a new feed source? Open Neo Feed, navigate to the sources list, tap the add button, and enter your RSS/Atom/JSON feed URL. You can also import multiple feeds via OPML.

What’s the difference between the reading modes? The in-app reader displays articles within Neo Feed, the browser view opens links externally, and the offline reader downloads and caches full article content for reading without internet connection.

How often does Neo Feed sync my feeds? You can configure sync intervals from 30 minutes to 6 hours in the app settings. Background synchronization happens automatically based on your chosen interval.

Can I export my feed collection? Yes, Neo Feed supports OPML export, allowing you to back up your feed collection or transfer it to other RSS readers.

How do I report a bug or request a feature? Visit our GitHub Issues page or discuss in our community channels.

Get Involved

Communication Channels

Join our vibrant community to ask questions, share feedback, and stay updated:

Neo Launcher on Telegram

t.me/neo_launcher

Neo Launcher on Matrix

matrix.to/#/#neo-launcher:matrix.org

Roadmap

Check our active development on GitHub to see upcoming features, current development priorities, community-requested enhancements, and opportunities to contribute.

Translations

Help make Neo Feed accessible to everyone! We use Weblate for community translations - you can translate strings directly in your browser, and contributions are automatically integrated.

New languages are always welcome! Even partial translations help make Neo Feed more accessible for the people that share your language.

Recognition & Credits

Special Thanks

iTaysonLab - Original developer of HomeFeeder , upon which Neo Feed is based.

FabianTerhorst - Creator of DrawerOverlayService , used as the base for our overlay service.

Helena Zheng & Tobias Fried - For the excellent Phosphor Icons that we use throughout the app.

Contributors

A huge thank you to everyone who has contributed code, design, translations, bug reports, and ideas:

License

Licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later

Direct adaptation/modification of HomeFeeder - respecting the copyleft spirit of open-source software.

Part of the Neo Applications collective - building open-source Android apps for everyone.