Phonly launches as the most beautiful way to use Feedly on Windows Phone

Phonly

A little over two weeks agone we showed you guys the beta for an app called Phonly. It's a Feedly app for Windows Phone that is absolutely gorgeous. The beta was limited to one,000 users, so a lot of you lot missed out on playing with and providing feedback for the app. Well that beta is over and you tin all now download Phonly.

Phonly is a Feedly app. What's Feedly? A actually popular news aggregator that has but grown in popularity at present that Google Reader has been retired. Official apps be on Android and iOS, but not for Windows Phone. Developer Daniel Berg (the man behind Wodhalla and Weight Story) reached out to Feedly and received permission to build an app for Windows Phone using their APIs. Here's what you get:

Feedly (well, duh)
Pin feed or category as Live Tile (broad or standard)
Lock screen support (detailed and quick status)
InstaPaper back up
Pocket back up

Phonly Screenshot

We created a Feedly account but to use Phonly and we will be the first to admit we're hooked. Feedly is a very useful service to stay on top of your news and any sites yous're interested in. Phonly provides a cute interface to browse and read your Feedly feed. Pin feeds or categories to your Showtime screen for quick admission.

Phonly Feedly

The app does Windows Phone very well and is splendid for a outset version. But the app isn't done, Daniel has a whole backlog of ideas and features to implement in the hereafter. For case, v1.1. will be submitted in a few days and include a dark theme (see epitome below) and it volition bring support for Instapaper. Beyond that, wait the app to bring Buffer and offline support. Have any other requests? Audio off beneath or accomplish Daniel on Twitter over at @bergdaniel.

Phonly Dark Nokia

Phonly is available for gratis on Windows Phone eight. Grab it in the Windows Phone Shop, employ the QR lawmaking below, or swipe to the right in our app.

QR: Phonly

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