FeedFriendly

FeedFriendly

by FeedFriendly, LLC

2 ratings
5 reviews

Archived App

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 23, 2012
  • August 24, 2020

Features

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About

Consolidate updates from multiple social networks into one organized feed. Group posts by contact, assign priorities to friends, and sort your feed by importance or recency. Stay connected without being overwhelmed by a single source.

Consolidate social media updates
Group updates by contact
Assign friend priorities
Sort feed by importance or date
Show/hide news based on priority
Update status across networks
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What's New in FeedFriendly

1.7.0

August 24, 2020

• Bug fixes.

User reviews

It's helpful

It is very helpful because I don't have to go to each app

Bad useless waste of money

Awful bad useless the only good Facebook iPad program is the piica

Not a killer app

Good idea but needs some work.
Needs to display photos as well not just the text.

Great way to quickly keep in touch

Without FeedFriendly, it's impossible to keep in touch with everyone via Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. FeedFriendly lets me prioritize which contacts I want to see first, and I can filter the view to show only my most important contacts. I really like the way it only shows one entry per contact in the overview because I have a few friends who flood their feed -- but I still want to see what they're up to. 5 stars!
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Clever service; luv the priority function

Though primarily a F-book user, was surprised and impressed how useful it was having a single aggregator. Also a very clean interface, easy to use and a great price.

But what I liked best was the priority function. Specifically, it allows for a fast read of the latest postings or news based on the priority I assigned a friend.

Basically, all my friends get top priority but the larger-than-I'd-like number of other entities whose postings I don't really care about, e.g., stores, movies, airlines, etc. get lowest priority. That way, I still get to "keep" my liked non-friend entities, (e.g., useful for contests,) but not have them displayed on the filtered list.

It's like fast forwarding over the commercials.
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FAQ

What social networks does FeedFriendly support?

FeedFriendly integrates with Twitter, Foursquare, and Tumblr. While Facebook integration is limited to news from friends due to API changes, it no longer supports Instagram or XING feeds.

How does FeedFriendly organize my social media updates?

Updates from each contact are grouped together, preventing one friend's posts from dominating your feed. You can also assign priorities to friends for custom sorting.

Can I customize how my FeedFriendly feed is displayed?

Yes, you can choose to show or hide news based on friend priority. Additionally, you can sort your news display by date, name, or priority level.

Does FeedFriendly allow me to post updates?

FeedFriendly enables you to update your status for Facebook, Twitter, and XING directly from the app.

What devices is FeedFriendly optimized for?

FeedFriendly is optimized for iPhone and iPad, offering a seamless experience on Apple's mobile devices.

How often is FeedFriendly updated?

The app was last updated on August 24, 2020, to version 1.7.0. It is important to note that some social media platform integrations have been discontinued since 2015-2018.

What is the user rating for FeedFriendly?

FeedFriendly has a rating of 3.0 stars based on 2 user reviews. This suggests a mixed reception among its user base.

Is FeedFriendly free to use?

Yes, FeedFriendly is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees required to use its core features.