Better feed organization

Hey folks! We've been talking with users about how they organize their feeds, and we've learned a lot. Here are some quick tips that might help you get more out of Moogle Reader.

The three-bucket system

Most power users organize their feeds into three buckets:

• Hot feeds (daily reading) - Breaking news, daily newsletters, time-sensitive updates. Limit to 10-15 feeds max.
• Warm feeds (weekly reading) - In-depth analysis, educational resources, industry insights. 20-30 feeds works well.
• Cold feeds (monthly/as-needed) - Reference materials, occasional interests, archive-worthy content. No limit, but keep them organized.

Organize by reading time

Use our reading time estimates to plan your sessions:

• Coffee Break (5-10 minutes) - Quick news updates, short tips, industry headlines
• Lunch Break (15-30 minutes) - Medium-length articles, tutorials, industry analysis
• Evening Deep Dive (30+ minutes) - Long-form journalism, research papers, comprehensive guides

Use tags effectively

Tags let you create cross-cutting categories. Try tagging by: - Content type (tutorial, analysis, news, inspiration) - Reading priority (urgent, important, interesting, archive) - Source quality (premium, emerging, established)

Pro tip

Don't try to read everything. If you haven't read a feed in 30 days, archive it. Quality over quantity always.

Want more organization tips? Check out our organization guide or join our Discord community to see how other users organize their feeds.