Stash Feeds
A nightly digest that ranks your RSS subscriptions and explains every pick.
About
Stash Feeds is a nightly digest for the RSS subscriptions and newsletters someone already follows: a desktop-class pipeline polls every source once overnight, collapses duplicate coverage, and ranks what remains with a plain-words reason attached to each pick. It is built for a feed list that has grown for years and now arrives as hundreds of items a day.
The ranking never runs on the phone. A finished digest downloads to a native iPhone app each morning and reads offline in airplane mode, with real scroll physics, the share sheet, and dark, light, or match-iPhone themes measured against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines AA contrast bar.
Every ranked item shows a leaf for a keyword match or a cube for a concept match, and a story covered by several sources collapses into one entry with an Also in N feeds count. Saved queries add a standing search grammar, quoted phrases, exclusions, intitle: and site: scoping, and AND/OR, applied to every overnight run and pinnable as a section of the digest.
Subscriptions arrive from an OPML file, the export every major feed reader produces, and export the same way, so the list stays a portable asset its owner keeps rather than a hostage of the app that reads it. One Epiphani account signs in on the web and on the iPhone app.
The overnight run
Every subscription is polled once a night on a desktop-class pipeline that collapses duplicate coverage and ranks what remains, so the phone only ever downloads one finished digest.
Every pick explains itself
A plain-words reason sits next to each ranked headline, with a leaf marking a keyword match and a cube marking a concept match, so the ranking can be checked instead of trusted blindly.
Duplicates collapsed across sources
When several feeds cover the same story, it collapses into a single entry with an Also in N feeds count instead of repeating the same headline once per source.
A native reader for iPhone
Built with real scroll physics and the share sheet, the digest reads offline in airplane mode, in dark, light, or match-iPhone themes measured against WCAG AA contrast.
Saved queries with a real grammar
Standing searches support quoted phrases, exclusions, intitle: and site: scoping, and AND/OR logic, applied to every overnight run and pinnable as a section of the digest.
Subscriptions stay portable
Feeds arrive from an OPML file, the export every major reader produces, and export the same way, so the subscription list stays an asset its owner keeps, not a hostage of the app.