Releases

Many performance improvements and a message about project funding.

Invite users via link, email verification on sign-up, and infrastructural work.

Bulk feed management, Resend email support, and a handful of UI improvements.

Feeds can now be directly linked to views in Serial. Also, feed data can now be exported to a .opml file.

Here are a collection of nice-to-have updates for Serial. Plus, the groundwork for background refreshing and better financial sustainability for Serial.

Serial now stores progress through articles and videos, making it much easier to come back to content later.

Serial now supports full keyboard navigation in views and articles, enabling nearly full app keyboard navigation.

There's a fresh coat of paint on the Serial homepage, and a de-emphasis of monospace styles generally. Also, some other nice incremental improvements.

The Serial custom player now supports captions, true fullscreen, and muting support. Also, some additional non-player quality of life improvements.

Views are now much more powerful in Serial, with greater filtering abilities. Plus, content will be loaded for more than 30 days.

Serial can now be hosted entirely locally through Docker and a local libsql server. Also, feed management got a noticable upgrade.

Serial now has Instapaper support, among many more behind-the-scenes improvements.

Serial's data fetching has been reworked, giving more clarity on loading statuses and feed errors.

Serial now supports one unified import UI, making it much easier and consistent to import data from YouTube and other RSS readers.

Serial now supports adding generic RSS feeds, allowing you to add articles and blog posts to your views

A selection of quality of life updates!

Serial gets the largest update in its recorded history, most notably adding views – a new way to customize your feed.

Serial gets a variety of UI/UX improvements and a way to send feedback both good and bad

Serial now differentiates between standard videos and livestreams, offering better UI/UX for watching content live.

Serial's categories and feeds have moved to a brand new sidebar, making it easier than ever to filter your content

Serial no longer relies on an external auth provider, and is now open source!

Serial now has lightning-fast bootup times thanks to local caching of feeds and videos.

Serial now supports imports from users' two most popular feed formats: OPML and YouTube's subscriptions.csv.

After a long time away, Serial gets its first substantial contributions of the new year!