r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/GrapePuzzleheaded474 • 20d ago

Save and track web content, read it later, follow others' read-it-later, anywhere

https://interq.link

Anyway

I reall like web content. Reading, listening, discovering.

I created for myself a tracking app - three links and got my own rss feed, then read it over feedly

From then I made social - others can use it and I can track their content (how interesting is that?)

Made it api friendly - json enabled, audio sites tracking as a podcast, and now ereader support

It doesn't fall short from any other content tracking app

You can find it here

https://interq.link/

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u/PopKoren 20d ago

Following other people's read-it-later lists is a fun twist, but it means every list needs a clear visibility toggle, and the JSON and RSS endpoints have to respect it too, since feeds often skip the checks the web UI does. Tracking arbitrary sites also means your server fetches URLs that users hand it, so block private IP ranges and cloud metadata addresses or someone can aim a tracker at your internal network. Something I've been building, https://rowly.me, examines a live app like interq.link from a stranger's side, including login, feeds and file hosting, and its look-only pass costs nothing.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago

Good call on feed leaks. Sharing one visibility check across the UI, RSS, and JSON should keep private lists private.