StreamSphere - RSS Reader

Martin Vivian

About this app

This privacy-friendly and ad-free RSS reader app allows effortless management of RSS feeds, access to favorite articles, and a customizable reading experience.
Access a curated selection of 700+ sources on topics like technology, sports, business, travel, and global news from the US, UK, Australia, France, India, Japan, Brazil, and more.

You also have the freedom to add and personalize your own sources to follow content that interests you.

Podcast support: listen to audio content directly from your RSS feeds with a smooth and distraction-free player.

Key Features:

- Distraction-free reading mode 📖
- Save and search articles for quick access ⭐️🔍
- Listen to articles via Text-to-Speech 🎧
- Automatic feed updates 🔄
- Podcast support 🎙️
- Dark mode for night reading 🌙
- Internal and external browser 🌐
- Ad-free 🚫📺
- No account required 🙅‍♂️
- No data collection 🚫📊
- Unlimited sources, topics, and articles 🚫🔒
- Local processing: All data is handled on your device 📲
- OPML Import/Export: Easily backup or share your feeds 📥📤

Feel free to suggest new sources to improve this RSS reader. Your feedback is highly valued, and any ideas or bug reports are welcome to help enhance StreamSphere.

Ratings and reviews

I was thinking what would be a proper news article news feed application should be like ! I was searching for something good, where I can choose from the leading news portal and website. I found this perfect application StreamSphere. Less space consuming app and also less data usage during news article reading. I can select the article font size and how many articles I want in the page. Refresh option is there. News feed from various sources. I am very happy and impressed. Thanks Developer.

Finally a perfect RSS reader. Free! No login required. Popular sources available. Quick import from existing readers. I like the swipe between articles & font adjustment for articles and reader. Only 1 suggestion: I have a 6.8" screen & would love the controls to be at the bottom.

I've wanted a simple RSS reader for a while since Feedly has been adding all kinds of weird AI features that do nothing to improve the experience. This looks like it could be it. It's definitely at first version stage and there are plenty of simple functionality improvements that could be made, but I really like the idea that it is all handled locally so that you don't need to have an account and payment/advertising to make use of it. I have already deleted Feedly.

What’s new

- Fixed crash issues caused by invalid URL
- Fixed crash issue related to UI
- Upgraded dependencies