Engineering Reads: Tech Blogs
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Engineering Reads is a calm place to read what the people who build software are writing: over 50 engineering newsletters and blogs in one feed, plus the feeds you follow and the links you keep. No account, no ads, and everything stays on your phone.
DISCOVER
A hand-picked feed of new posts from engineering newsletters, personal blogs and company engineering blogs. Every source was checked to be writing original work by practitioners; link roundups and product changelogs are left out.
• Browse by topic: Leadership, Career, Systems, Programming, AI engineering and Company blogs
• Open a source to see everything it has posted lately
• Posts you have read are marked, so the new ones stand out
• Posts marked Paid are previews; the full piece needs a subscription on that newsletter's own site. Hide them in Settings if you prefer
• Star your favourite sources and read only their posts with one tap
FOLLOW
Add any blog, newsletter or site you like. Paste its address and Engineering Reads finds the RSS or Atom feed for you.
• Unread counts per feed, and mark all as read
• Sort feeds into folders
• Import your feeds from another reader with an OPML file, and export them back any time
KEEP
A read-later list that lives on your phone.
• Share a link from Chrome or any app to Engineering Reads and it is kept, with its title, summary and picture filled in
• Tap the bookmark on any post to keep it
• Tag links, search them, and archive what you have finished
• Filter by tag, or by where a link came from: a post you kept in the app or a page you shared in
• Export everything as a bookmarks file any browser imports, or as JSON
READING
• Posts open in a built-in browser, or in your own browser if you prefer
• Share any post or page from the built-in browser
• Three light themes (White, Paper, Sepia) and three dark (Slate, Charcoal, Black)
• Pick the font: Newsreader serif, Geist sans, or your phone's own
YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS
• No account and no sign-up
• No ads, no analytics, no tracking
• Followed feeds, kept links, tags, favourites and read history are stored on this phone only
• Android backup can carry them to a new phone through your own Google account
• Export is free, always
ABOUT THE CONTENT
Engineering Reads is an independent reader, not a publisher. It shows the title, author, summary and picture each source publishes in its public feed, credits the source, and opens every post on the author's own site. It is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, any of the publishers, and their names and content belong to them. Publishers can ask for changes at developersagar2093@gmail.com.
Privacy policy: https://engineeringreads.sagarchapagain.com.np/privacy
DISCOVER
A hand-picked feed of new posts from engineering newsletters, personal blogs and company engineering blogs. Every source was checked to be writing original work by practitioners; link roundups and product changelogs are left out.
• Browse by topic: Leadership, Career, Systems, Programming, AI engineering and Company blogs
• Open a source to see everything it has posted lately
• Posts you have read are marked, so the new ones stand out
• Posts marked Paid are previews; the full piece needs a subscription on that newsletter's own site. Hide them in Settings if you prefer
• Star your favourite sources and read only their posts with one tap
FOLLOW
Add any blog, newsletter or site you like. Paste its address and Engineering Reads finds the RSS or Atom feed for you.
• Unread counts per feed, and mark all as read
• Sort feeds into folders
• Import your feeds from another reader with an OPML file, and export them back any time
KEEP
A read-later list that lives on your phone.
• Share a link from Chrome or any app to Engineering Reads and it is kept, with its title, summary and picture filled in
• Tap the bookmark on any post to keep it
• Tag links, search them, and archive what you have finished
• Filter by tag, or by where a link came from: a post you kept in the app or a page you shared in
• Export everything as a bookmarks file any browser imports, or as JSON
READING
• Posts open in a built-in browser, or in your own browser if you prefer
• Share any post or page from the built-in browser
• Three light themes (White, Paper, Sepia) and three dark (Slate, Charcoal, Black)
• Pick the font: Newsreader serif, Geist sans, or your phone's own
YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS
• No account and no sign-up
• No ads, no analytics, no tracking
• Followed feeds, kept links, tags, favourites and read history are stored on this phone only
• Android backup can carry them to a new phone through your own Google account
• Export is free, always
ABOUT THE CONTENT
Engineering Reads is an independent reader, not a publisher. It shows the title, author, summary and picture each source publishes in its public feed, credits the source, and opens every post on the author's own site. It is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, any of the publishers, and their names and content belong to them. Publishers can ask for changes at developersagar2093@gmail.com.
Privacy policy: https://engineeringreads.sagarchapagain.com.np/privacy
Engineering newsletters and blogs in one feed. Follow any RSS. Keep any link.
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What’s new
Find more blogs you’ll love, with a little more peace of mind for your saved reads.
- Browse 60 suggested blogs by topic and read a few posts before deciding to follow.
- Find a blog quickly with search, and follow or unfollow it right there.
- See blogs beyond Discover first, or hide suggestions you already get there.
- Find saved links in Keep even after you’ve read them.
- Get a chance to undo an archive, and a confirmation before removing a saved link.
- Browse 60 suggested blogs by topic and read a few posts before deciding to follow.
- Find a blog quickly with search, and follow or unfollow it right there.
- See blogs beyond Discover first, or hide suggestions you already get there.
- Find saved links in Keep even after you’ve read them.
- Get a chance to undo an archive, and a confirmation before removing a saved link.
