RSSToGo, a Google Reader app for Windows Phone

April 6, 2011 | By battl3cat

CaldeiraSoft is proud to announce the availability of RSSToGo. RSSToGo is a fast, fully-featured and highly customizable Google Reader client that stays perfect sync with Google and presents RSS stories in a clean interface.

Features :

Full sync with Google Reader (Subscriptions, Folders, All items, Read items, Starred items, Shared items).
Offline marking item as read, starred, shared, keep unread.
Ability to rename feeds, rename folders, create folders and change feed’s folder(s) while offline.
Share items by Email, Twitter, ReadItLater and Instapaper.
Store items when you’re offline, including embedded images.
Supports landscape screen mode.
Search for new feeds by keyword.
Supports Google mobilizer or Instapaper mobilizer

RSSToGo is priced at $1.99 with free trial available. The trial version contains most the features of the full version, except the “embedded image caching” feature.

RSSToGo can be found in Marketplace here.

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http://wp7app.de Thomas

Well, guess they forgot to change the default category when submitting the app. Weird that MS testers dont check that…
battl3cat

Hi
I'm the app developer. Indeed some error occurred during the submission of the French version, and since then, the app appears in both categories (games & news). MS testers didn't see it, and it's not possible to change it before updating.

An update is on its way to the market to correct it (and add some bugfixes too)
Savage1969

Options should allow keeping read items longer than three days. Instead of time limits maybe allow an adjustable set number of articles instead. For me, at least, the current option set is rather crippling. Cheers
Eric

Nice app.

I just regret that read items are not kept longer than three days. Strange.

Mainly, there is only one line of details in the list. With Feed Reder for instance you can have up to 6 lines of details. Very convenient to have a better overview of the articles when you scroll down the list.
coxy

This looks like a pretty nice app. Currently using Wonder Reader, but pretty keen to give this a try.
battl3cat

@Savage1969 & Eric : thanks for the feedback

I'll look at the best way to display the articles list and details depending on users suggestions.
About the read items keeping delay, the option to choose the delay like other items will be added very shortly

Best regards
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The app is listed in the Games category. Developers do this because they think it give their apps more exposure. I think it’s dumb, especially when an existing app dissapears into the Games hub without warning. A few negative reviews and the dev will usually come to his senses.