Alternatives

Products that do what A social network to share articles you've read does

1
This▲147
Each member can share just one link a day.
2016
2OA
Openring, a free and decentralized network of blogs▲351
2019 · git.sr.ht
3
ReadThisThing▲88
Find, share, and discuss great journalism
2015
4
Highly▲149
Highlight any article and share it on social media
2014
5AN
A new way to consume the social web▲67
2011 · tawlk.com
6AA
An ad-free news website with crowdsourced summaries▲154
2019 · news.hoxly.com
7
This. for iOS▲151
Share just one link a day
2015
8
Something Good▲151
A realtime reading list powered by your Twitter stream
2015
9FA
Fictionhub, a place to share fiction▲46
2015 · fictionhub.io
10AB
A browser extension to remind you who people are in articles you read▲6
2017 · danstillman.com
11AN
A new way to collect, organize & share topics of interest.▲11
2013 · collective.li
12
Honey▲72
Enterprise social network for news sharing
2014
13RS
Read someone else's Twitter timeline▲106
2016 · otherside.site
14
Papermark▲103
A better way to track what you’re reading
2015
15AF
A friendship-centric journal▲96
2016 · github.com
16AN
A new way to share and collaborate on links▲79
2020 · seelink.app
17RR
Recently Read - The easiest way to share a good book with your friends▲26
2011 · apps.facebook.com
18RA
Readup, a social reading platform. Like HN but you must read to comment▲7
2020 · readup.com
19AR
A Readme-driven blog▲6
2013 · github.com
20AB
A Blogging Platform▲25
2020 · scribbble.io
21LR
Lookmark, read what your friends are reading (for Chrome)▲27
2012 · lookmark.com
22BR
Book Recommendations Curated from Tweets▲12
2019 · bookschatter.com
23SL
Social Layer – An RSS reader focusing on reading experience▲8
2018 · layer.social
24RA
Read articles with context, wikipedia snippets of people or interests▲5
2016 · contextually.in

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