Source Ownership
Build the outlet list yourself, then change priorities when your attention changes.
Personal news control
Bring RSS-backed news from multiple publications together in a news aggregator application you can tune. Choose sources, adjust priorities, and keep track of read and saved stories.
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Build the outlet list yourself, then change priorities when your attention changes.
Use explicit boosts, mutes, and feedback instead of guessing what an algorithm learned.
Search, save, mark, and filter articles without fighting a noisy homepage.
Find the right fit
Use MyNewsroom as a personal news feed built around sources you choose.
Use it as an RSS news reader with saved stories, unread state, and source priority.
Use it for news source control when you want a feed that starts with known outlets.
Keep city and state outlets visible with a local news dashboard.
Explore a news aggregator application that brings chosen sources, saved stories, and visible ranking controls into one briefing.
Readers looking for a Feedly alternative can use MyNewsroom for a more explicit news workflow.
How it works
Start with outlets you trust, then add local, national, and interest sources as your needs change.
Boost topics, mute noise, adjust source priority, and use feedback to shape what gets attention.
See why stories appear, save what matters, and keep your briefing focused on unread coverage.
Privacy
MyNewsroom uses your selected sources, reading state, saved articles, and feedback to tune your briefing. The point is explicit control: you should be able to see and change the signals that shape your news.
Start with guest modeFAQ
It is a web-based personal news feed, news aggregator, and RSS reader focused on source control, saved articles, and visible ranking inputs.
It fits readers who want a calmer workflow for local news, national coverage, politics, business, technology, and other recurring beats without relying only on a platform homepage.
Search engines rank pages that answer specific queries. These landing pages, internal links, and direct answers give MyNewsroom more relevant surfaces to index than a thin brand homepage alone.