Features
Everything you want to read and find again later, in one place.
All sources in one place
Blogs, news, podcasts, YouTube channels, Google Alerts and newsletters in one overview.
Bookmarks with a system
Save links, add reminders and organize them in collections instead of keeping dozens of tabs open.
Connection to Claude
Through the MCP server, you connect your own Claude and work directly with your feeds and bookmarks.
In the browser or as an app
LEXOJ runs in the browser and can be installed like an app on desktop and smartphone.
Hosted in Switzerland
Operations and data in Switzerland.
11 languages
The interface is available in eleven languages.
What makes LEXOJ different
Small things that make a difference every day.
Reliable read status
Read means read, on every device.
Google Alerts and newsletters as sources
Alerts and newsletters land right next to your feeds.
Bookmarks that maintain themselves
Automatic tags, detection of moved and broken links, reminders.
Mute words
Hide topics you are not interested in.
Switch in two minutes
Import via OPML (Feedly, Inoreader) and browser or Raindrop bookmarks as an HTML file.
Who is LEXOJ for?
For individuals and knowledge workers who read and research a lot. LEXOJ is deliberately a personal tool, not a team or business product.
Frequently asked questions
How much does LEXOJ cost?
During the private beta, LEXOJ is free with all features, with daily limits. After that, there will be a free plan and a paid plan for CHF 6 per month billed annually (CHF 72 per year) or CHF 9 billed monthly.
How do I sign up?
Registration is open: create an account at app.lexoj.app and get started.
Where is my data stored?
LEXOJ is operated in Switzerland. You can export your data and delete your account at any time. No ads, no selling of data.
What does the connection to Claude mean?
LEXOJ provides an MCP server. It lets your own Claude access your feeds and bookmarks, for example to summarize articles or find saved links again.
Do I need Claude?
No. LEXOJ works fully without Claude. The connection is an add-on for anyone who already uses Claude.
Can I switch from Feedly, Inoreader or Raindrop?
Yes. Import your feeds as an OPML file and your bookmarks as an HTML export from your browser or from Raindrop.
How to get started
Three steps from sign-up to your own reading list.
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Create an account
At app.lexoj.app, with Google, GitHub or an email code.
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Pick topics
The sources go straight into matching folders.
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Import
Import your own feeds and bookmarks, and you are done.
