• read you favorit rss/atom feeds
• stream your podcasts
• show youtube/soundcloud channels
• listen spotify->rss podcasts
• read reddit.com ->rss
• open rss feedlink
• offline use (caching)

You have to save the list of urls in a .json file as in the example. Un the settings you can set where the app should get this file from. It can be stored locally or online on a sever

[
	
		
		{
			"category":"news",
			"url":"https://rss-source-url/",
			"limit":"10",
			"channel":"channel name"
		},

		{
			"category":"podcast",
			"url":"https://rss-source-url/",
			"limit":"20",
			"channel":"channel name"
		}

	
	
]

• url = url of source
• limit = How many articles should be downloaded
• channel = Name of channel
• category = to use panel navigation

The app is not available through the https://www.kaiostech.com/store/ They are only accepting apps that are monetized using KaiAds SDK, and that's something I'm not interested in integrating. For this reason, you have to side-load (upload) the app to your phone if you want to use it. Martin Kaptein wrote a comprehensive, step-by-step article that you can use to side-load the app. If you prefer a video, this one on YouTube walks you through the process. The Developer Portal also contains a guide, and if nothing seems to work, you can ask for help on Discord. You can download the latest version from the Releases page. The app is not auto-updating. To update it, you have to follow the same steps you took when installing it.

• Enter to show full news
• Backspace to go back
• #-key volume
• streaming audio seeking: cursor left/right

RSS-Feed from public Youtube/Soundcloud/Instagram/Twitter.....

• https://danielmiessler.com/blog/rss-feed-youtube-channel/
• http://tips.slaw.ca/2019/technology/rss-feed-for-a-youtube-channel-or-playlist/
• https://rss.app/rss-feed/create-instagram-rss-feed

• youtube api

If you use the app often, please donate an amount to me.

Bitcoin