Glidefeed
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A product of Speedy Labs LLC (Speedy Labs Limited Liability Company)
A calmer way to move through email and RSS, built as a native iOS app with modern triage, elegant reading, and no Glidefeed server storing your app data or inbox content.
The mail app you kept waiting for: native iOS performance, full-width previews, and high-efficiency actions without the legacy baggage of old official mail clients.
No ads, no social mechanics, and no desktop-era clutter. Remote email media renders in a non-persistent web view so messages look as sent.
The native iOS app keeps your mailbox cache on your device with platform storage protection. Native mailbox content is not stored on Glidefeed servers.
Every detail designed for native speed, modern flow, and privacy you do not have to worry about.
Switch between focused mail triage and RSS reading without mixing two different workflows into one noisy stream.
Built for iPhone first, so triage, search, and reading feel direct instead of wrapped around old web-era surfaces.
Search cached mail quickly from your iPhone. For the native iOS app, Glidefeed does not run a mailbox server or store your app data or inbox content.
Email HTML preserves remote images/backgrounds in a non-persistent web view, and external links open only after confirmation.
Official mail apps carry years of legacy decisions: desktop-era chrome, slow paths, and settings-first workflows. Glidefeed starts from native iOS, with fast feed triage, rendered previews, and a modern UI built for repeated use on iPhone.
In the native iOS app, Gmail connects through Google OAuth, tokens live in iOS Keychain, and the working cache stays on your device. Native mailbox content is not stored on Glidefeed servers. Glidefeed does not sell user data or use email for ads. The web app uses server-side caches; our Privacy Policy explains that platform separately.
Launching for iPhone with email first. No subscription required to get started.
The form opens your email client so you can confirm the waitlist request. Planned for iOS 16 or later.