Your feed collects posts from every Study Room you're in, sorted newest first. Read, bookmark, or dismiss â it's your inbox for your communities.
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Your Feed is a single unified view of activity from every Study Room you belong to. Instead of visiting each room separately to catch up, new posts flow here automatically.
Posts are shown newest first. The feed shows only unread items by default â once you read or dismiss something it disappears, keeping the list focused.
The feed handles several types of content, each displayed with its own card layout so you can scan quickly:
Posts
Discussions, questions, reviews, and announcements from room members.
Polls
Voting polls â you can vote directly from the feed card.
Events
Meetups, read-alongs, and author Q&As from your rooms.
Bookshelf Adds
When a room adds a new work to its reading list.
Media Uploads
Photos and visual content shared by room members.
Live News
Auto-fetched news articles surfaced by the room's Newsdesk.
Research Articles
Curated research papers and academic content shared in the room.
When a member publishes a post in a Study Room it is automatically sent to the feeds of all active members of that room. This happens at the moment of publishing.
The feed shows only unread items by default. The number badge on the feed link shows how many new things are waiting.
There are two ways to clear an item:
Every feed card has a đ bookmark icon in the top right corner. Tapping it saves the post to your Bookmarks page and marks it as read so it disappears from your feed.
Think of it as a save-and-dismiss: you acknowledge the post and keep a link to it for later, all in one tap.
đ At /homeroom/bookmarks you can:
Click Manage Rooms (the đ button in the feed header) to open a simple panel listing every room you belong to. Each room has an on/off toggle that controls whether its posts appear in your feed.
Your feed stays live while the page is open. When a new post arrives from one of your rooms, a blue banner appears at the top of the feed:
Click the banner to load the new posts at the top of the feed without losing your current scroll position.