Android

Where Does ReadYou Store Feeds and Articles?

ReadYou keeps feeds and articles in a local database on Android with OPML import and export for moves.

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ReadYou defaults to local storage. Feeds, groups, and cached articles sit in the on-device database under its package sandbox. OPML files move subscriptions between installs.

Cloud integrations change the picture. Linked Fever, FreshRSS, or Feedly accounts sync through those backends. Local-only users rely on the OPML file, so export before wiping.

Where ReadYou stores this, by platform

Android
/data/data/me.ash.reader

Private sandbox with the local feeds database. OPML export carries subscriptions. F-Droid and GitHub builds share the package; Play variants may differ.

Frequently asked questions

How do I move ReadYou feeds to a new phone?

Export OPML from settings and import on the new install. The file carries feeds and groups. Read state and third-party account logins need separate attention.

Does ReadYou sync through the cloud?

Both. Local accounts keep everything in the on-device database. Cloud integrations (FreshRSS, Miniflux, Feedly and others) sync through those services instead.

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