Feedly Team
Feedly - Smarter News Reader
Publisher DNA
What defines Feedly Team?
AI intelligence is not yet available for Feedly Team. The portfolio data below is up to date.
Portfolio
What does Feedly Team ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
A single place to organize, read, and share all the content you need to succeed
Third-party integration ecosystem enables professional workflow lock-in
- Long-term users value the ability to filter through large volumes of news headlines efficiently
- Frequent application crashes and launch failures following the latest update prevent users from accessing content
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
20/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Feedly Team compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
Both apps compete for the daily attention of news-conscious users, with Feedly focusing on professional content aggregation and CNN on real-time global reporting.
Both apps compete for the same professional and global news reader audience, despite differing in their delivery of RSS-based aggregation versus digital print replicas.
Contenders(18)
Both apps compete for daily news consumption time, though they serve distinct needs: Feedly aggregates external sources for professional intelligence, while BBC News provides direct, first-party reporting.
Both apps compete for the same daily news-reading attention, though Feedly focuses on professional research aggregation while CNN targets real-time broadcast-style updates.
Both apps compete for daily news consumption time, with Feedly targeting professional intelligence workflows while Local News focuses on general interest and location-based updates.
Both apps target business professionals seeking industry intelligence, forcing them to compete for the same daily attention span of time-constrained users.
Both platforms compete for the same information-seeking audience by aggregating multi-source content into a single interface, though they diverge on curation style and professional utility.
Both apps compete for the user's daily news consumption time, though Feedly targets professional intelligence gathering while FOX News focuses on general-interest broadcast media.
Google News competes for the same daily information-consumption habit, targeting users who seek aggregated news coverage but prioritize algorithmic discovery over the manual source curation Feedly provides.
Both apps compete for the daily news-reading habit, with Apple News using system-level iOS integration to capture casual readers while Feedly targets professionals via RSS and newsletter aggregation.
Both apps compete for the daily information consumption habit, with Feedly targeting professional research and MSN targeting generalist utility through a centralized dashboard.
Both apps compete for the daily news consumption habit, though they target distinct segments: Feedly focuses on professional intelligence and high-volume source aggregation, while Opera News targets general consumers in data-constrained markets.
Both apps compete for the same daily news consumption habit, though Feedly targets professional intelligence while Opera News targets general consumer updates.
Both apps compete for daily news consumption, with Feedly targeting professional intelligence and NewsBreak targeting hyper-local community updates.
Both apps function as personalized news aggregators that filter high-volume content into a single feed, competing for users seeking centralized access to global and local headlines.
Both apps compete for the same information-conscious audience by aggregating news, though they differ in their approach to content curation and monetization.
Both platforms target professional and critical news consumers who need to manage information flow, though they prioritize different mechanisms: Feedly focuses on centralized aggregation, while Ground News emphasizes bias detection.
Both apps compete for the daily attention of news-conscious readers, with Feedly focusing on professional information aggregation and The New York Times on high-frequency journalism and lifestyle content.
Both applications compete for the daily news consumption habit by aggregating content from multiple publishers into a personalized feed for users seeking efficient information updates.
Both apps compete for the same daily news consumption time, targeting users who want to track global and local headlines through a centralized feed.
Same space(33)
Medium uses a discovery-first algorithm to surface niche professional content that competes for the same attention as Feedly.
Pocket Casts uses audio discovery and playlist management that competes for the same professional attention span.
The BBC offers a broad, trusted news alternative that competes for the same daily reading habit as Feedly's general news categories.
Newsify serves as a direct RSS reader alternative that focuses on visual presentation and offline accessibility for the same user base as Feedly.
Bloomberg provides market data and video content that targets the same business-professional demographic as Feedly.
Bloomberg provides specialized financial data and market news that serves as a high-utility, professional-grade alternative to Feedly's general tracking.
NetNewsWire provides an open-source RSS aggregation alternative to Feedly's centralized platform.
Feeddler provides a mature, paid RSS client experience that competes for the same power-user segment as Feedly's Pro tier.
DER SPIEGEL provides investigative journalism that functions as a retention anchor for German-speaking professionals.
RSS Mobile provides a standalone, service-independent reader for users who want to avoid the third-party dependencies inherent in Feedly.
Podcast App uses an audio-first discovery engine that competes for the same time-in-app as Feedly.
Fiper targets the same audience as Feedly but emphasizes a pure, chronological timeline to differentiate from algorithmic news aggregators.
F.A.Z. provides a curated news experience for German-speaking professionals that complements Feedly's aggregation.
The Guardian serves as a direct source of investigative journalism that competes for the same professional reader attention as Feedly's curated feeds.
The Guardian uses a reader-funded model that provides an alternative to Feedly's subscription-gated intelligence.
The Independent offers a mix of breaking news and digital print editions that competes for the same professional reader base as Feedly.
Inoreader uses automation rules and filtering that provide a technical alternative to Feedly's information management.
feeeed offers a curated, ad-free alternative to Feedly that emphasizes user control and minimalist design for information management.
An Otter RSS Reader targets the same RSS-focused audience as Feedly but emphasizes native Apple ecosystem integration.
Le Monde provides an international perspective that serves as a niche, high-value source for the same global professional audience as Feedly.
Feeder.co provides similar aggregation and filtering capabilities as Feedly, targeting the same information-heavy professional demographic.
Reddit uses a decentralized subreddit model that offers a community-driven alternative to Feedly's curated RSS feeds.
Le Monde provides a mobile gateway for international journalism that Feedly users might otherwise aggregate.
Substack uses a direct-to-creator model that competes for the same audience seeking niche, high-quality content.
SZ Nachrichten offers a dedicated mobile news experience for German readers that complements Feedly's broader aggregation.
The Atlantic provides analytical journalism that serves as a premium content source for Feedly's professional users.
Espresso distills global news into a daily update that competes with Feedly's news-reading habit.
The Financial Times serves as a specialized, high-value intelligence source for the same professional demographic that uses Feedly for competitive tracking.
The Information provides proprietary org-chart data that creates a unique content barrier for tech professionals.
FEED Mobile provides operational utility for employees that differs from Feedly's external news aggregation.
The Washington Post provides curated, authoritative journalism that competes for the same morning briefing habit as Feedly's power users.
Reuters offers fact-based reporting that serves as a primary source for Feedly's news aggregation.
MS NOW serves as a live-streaming alternative for news consumers who prioritize video and broadcast content over Feedly's text-based aggregation.
New entrants(4)
RSS Reader focuses on user-controlled feed management without algorithmic noise.
Local News provides hyper-local content that serves as a niche, location-based alternative to the broad national aggregation provided by Feedly.
Feedlane emphasizes a fast, clutter-free reading experience across multiple devices.
Vox provides context-heavy analysis and video explainers that compete for the same intellectual attention as Feedly's professional intelligence tools.
