What is Skyreader?

Skyreader is a reading app. It gathers everything you want to read – blogs and news sites via RSS, Atmospheric publications via standard.site, articles you find on the web – into one calm place.

It runs on the AT Protocol, the open network behind Bluesky. That matters for one reason: your reading life is yours. You sign in with an account you own, and the parts of your data you choose to make portable work in any Atmospheric app, not just this one. See Your data for exactly what lives where.

How it works

• Follow. Add RSS feeds and standard.site publications. Group them into channels. Adding sources
• Read. One chronological stream with full offline support. Reading
• Keep. Save articles from anywhere, highlight passages, attach notes, and revisit them in a review deck. Saving and highlights
• Share. Post links with commentary to your linkblog, a public publication anyone can read or subscribe to. Sharing and your linkblog
• Read together. Join a reading room and see who else is reading along. Reading rooms

Try it without an account

Open skyreader.app and choose Start Reading. You get a curated set of feeds to read, save from, highlight in, and build a daily magazine from, all stored on your device. Signing in later brings your reading with you. Getting started

Skyreader is independent software, built and run by one person, free while in beta, with a Supporter plan that raises the limits and keeps it running.