Pocket shut down in July 2025. Saving links was the easy part. Finding good things to read is harder. interQ starts from your sources: sites, blogs and podcasts you follow, in one queue that updates itself.
How it works
- Add sources. Any RSS source can go in.
- Your feed updates on its own. New items show up on every screen: phone, browser and e-reader.
- Read or listen. Channels also come out as podcast feeds you can add to any podcast app.
Discover and Trending
- Discover: accounts to follow and their latest posts. Browse people who curate feeds on interQ.
- Trending: the newest posts across interQ. It shows what is new, not a popularity ranking.
Open either one from the interQ home page, without an account.
Your feed, your format
- RSS feed
- Podcast feed (add it to any podcast app)
- Web app (phone or browser)
- Simple e-ink page (Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook and other e-ink browsers)
Good for
- Following many blogs, news sites and podcasts in one place.
- Finding new sources to follow.
- Reading across phone, browser and e-reader.
Not for (today)
- Saving any single web page with one click.
- Importing your old Pocket library.
- Tags, highlights or full-text search.
- Automatic delivery of articles to Kindle.
FAQ
How is this different from Pocket?
Pocket was built around saving links. interQ is built around sources you follow and a feed that updates itself.
Does it work with podcasts?
Yes. Your channels follow your feeds including podcasts, and come out as podcast feeds you can add to a podcast app.
Can I read it on my Kindle or Kobo?
Yes, as a simple page in the reader's web browser. See our e-reader guide.
Is it free?
It is free to start.