Sources

Print an RSS feed as a magazine.

Subscribe to the feeds you actually want to read on paper, and let issues accumulate from them instead of piling up in a reader you open less and less.

Connecting it

  1. Sign in to Pondr and open the sources panel.
  2. Add feed URLs one at a time, or import an OPML file exported from your existing reader.
  3. Pondr discovers the feed automatically if you paste a site URL rather than a feed URL.
  4. New items sync in the background and wait until you want an issue.

What gets picked up

New items from each feed you subscribe to. Feeds that publish full text are typeset from that; feeds that publish only a summary are fetched from the linked page, so the issue contains the whole article rather than a teaser.

What Pondr does not do with it

It does not recommend, rank, summarise, or rewrite anything. It does not add articles you did not save. The reading list is yours; Pondr typesets a selection of it and prints the result.

Feeds that stop resolving are reported rather than silently dropped, so a dead subscription does not quietly shrink your issues.

Then what

Pick a reading time, mark anything that must go in or stay out, and preview the PDF before ordering. See how it works, what an issue costs, and how it is printed.

Other sources: Instapaper, Matter.