A Feedly alternative that teaches you a language
Feedly puts all your sources in one place. Flamigo does that too, and handles the languages: read sources from any country with every headline and article translated into a language you know, or learn a language while you read, with its words inside your headlines and articles.
Who it’s for: people who follow sources in languages they don’t read (markets, competitors, news from abroad), people learning a language, and people living abroad.
| Feedly | Flamigo | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Web, iPhone, Android | Android app, plus Flamigo for Chrome on the computer, on every website |
| What you follow | Websites and blogs (RSS), with newsletters and more on paid plans | Websites, even those without RSS (Flamigo builds the feed in one step), Google Alerts, newsletters, YouTube, Reddit, and public Instagram, TikTok and Facebook accounts; local news for any city; any topic you type |
| How you read | Your feeds, by category, with AI priorities on the top plan | All together, by category, or one by one |
| Translation | Article translation only on its business intelligence plans (beta) | Every headline in your feed and every article, translated into a language you know |
| The language you learn | Not a learning tool | A word here and there in the language you learn, up to everything in it; tap any word, save it, practise it with spaced repetition |
| Price | Free plan (up to about 100 sources, with ads); Pro from about $6 a month billed yearly | Free to start, no card, no ads. Flamigo Plus €6.99 a month or €49.99 a year, 30-day money-back |
What Feedly does better
- A mature reader for heavy reading: keyboard shortcuts, boards, sharing and integrations.
- AI that filters and prioritises your feeds on its top plan, and features for teams.
- An iPhone app today.
Where Flamigo is different
- Any language, readable: follow sources from any country and read every headline and article translated. Good for research on foreign markets, competitors and news.
- Or learn the language in them: start with a word per headline, go up to everything.
- Any source: sites without RSS (Flamigo builds the feed), YouTube with its captions and their translation, reels, and public Instagram, TikTok and Facebook accounts.
- No ads, even on the free plan.
FAQ
Can I use Flamigo just as a reader?
Yes. Switch the learning off and read everything translated, or as published.
I live abroad. Can I read local news in my own language?
Yes. Follow your city’s news and read it translated; switch to learning when you’re ready.
No card required·No ads·Fair-use limits apply
Feedly facts as of October 2026, from its help pages and reviews of its plans (prices vary by plan and region).