Subwise – RSS Feeds, Subreddit Notifier & Keyword Alerts for Reddit

Follow subreddits, users and searches after Reddit RSS ends: one reader, unread counts, filters, notifications, keyword alerts.

Reddit turns off its RSS feeds on November 13, 2026, and says there is no replacement. Subwise keeps your Reddit feeds working, right in your browser. Follow subreddits, users, multireddits and searches. New posts land in one clean reader with unread counts, folders and filters, and you can get a desktop notification for the feeds you care about. MOVING FROM RSS? ONE PASTE • Paste your old Reddit RSS links, or import the OPML file exported from your feed reader • Subreddit, search, user and multireddit feeds convert automatically, with your folders READ YOUR WAY • Reader in a tab or in the side panel • Unread counts on every feed and on the toolbar icon • Folders, stars, search, sorting, light and dark themes • Keyboard shortcuts: j/k to move, o to open, m to mark read, s to star • Every post opens on reddit.com ONLY THE POSTS YOU WANT • Per-feed filters: keywords to include or hide, flairs, minimum score or comments • Desktop notifications per feed KEYWORD ALERTS (PRO) • Get told when people mention your product, your name or a topic anywhere on Reddit • Send new posts and alerts to your own webhook (for example a chat channel or phone push) • Export posts and alert matches as CSV or JSON GENTLE ON REDDIT, PRIVATE FOR YOU • Subwise is a personal reader. It reads Reddit through your own logged-in browser session, and only what you follow. • Each feed is checked every 30 minutes by default, with an overall limit of about one request a minute. If Reddit asks it to slow down, Subwise stops and waits. • No Subwise servers, no account, no tracking, no ads. Your feeds stay in your browser. FREE AND PRO • Free: follow up to 10 subreddits, users or searches, with the reader, filters, notifications and import. • Pro ($3/month, $24/year or $39 once): unlimited feeds, keyword alerts, webhooks and export. Subwise is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Reddit, Inc