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Capy Reader
<img src="./site/capy.png" width="100px">A smallish RSS reader with support for Feedbin, FreshRSS, and local feeds.
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Download
Capy Reader is free across all sources. It is available for devices running Android 11 or later.
Releases
Google Play releases happen every week or so depending on new features, bugfixes and translations.
GitHub releases are marked with a "-dev" suffix and happen more frequently. They are always stable, tested builds.
Reporting a bug
Bug reports are always welcome and are my top priority.
If you run into an issue, let me know by submitting a bug report.
Feature Requests
If you have questions or a general feature request, please post them to Discussions.
Full Content Support
Sometimes Capy's full content mode doesn't work as expected on a site due to the chaos of the web.
When this happens, please submit a separate feature request to support full content for that site: Full Content Request form
Roadmap
Check out the project roadmap to see what's currently in progress and on deck.
Translations
Translations are hosted on Weblate. Feel free to add or update translations.
If you don't see your language, please submit a request in Discussions.
Building the app
Getting Started
- Clone this repository
- Install Android Studio if you don't have it already
- Sync Gradle
- In the toolbar, go to Run > Run 'app'
Build a signed release (Optional)
By default the app will build with a debug keystore. Follow the instructions below to build a signed release.
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Ensure you have a keystore with the name
release.keystore
in the root directory. -
Next, create a file called
secrets.properties
, also in the root directory, with the following valueskey_alias= store_password= key_password=