FeedFlow - RSS Feed Reader

Marco Gomiero

About this app

FeedFlow is a minimal RSS reader for people who want a clean, chronological timeline — no algorithms, no clutter, no noise. Just your feeds, in order.

Whether you follow news sites, blogs, or YouTube channels via RSS, FeedFlow gives you a fast, distraction-free way to keep up with everything you care about.

Read Articles Your Way
- Open articles in your default browser, or pick a dedicated browser for reading sessions.
- Use Reader Mode for a distraction-free article view with adjustable text size and spacing.
- Prefetch and cache full article content for offline reading — read articles anywhere, even without an internet connection.
- View the original web page or switch to a clean, readable format — the choice is yours.

Sync Feeds Across All Your Devices
- Keep everything local, or sync feeds across devices with multiple backends.
- Cloud storage sync with Dropbox or Google Drive.
- Self-hosted and server sync with FreshRSS, Miniflux, Feedbin, or BazQux.
- Your feeds, read status, and bookmarks stay in sync across Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux.
- Switch between phone, tablet, and desktop without losing your place.

Stay Organized with Feeds and Categories
- Import and export feeds with OPML — migrate from any other RSS reader or news reader in minutes.
- Block noisy keywords to filter out unwanted content from your feed.
- Organize RSS feeds into categories and bookmark articles to read later.
- Search across all your feeds and articles to quickly find the content you need.

A News Reading Experience You Control
- Dark mode, light mode, and OLED black theme for comfortable reading day and night.
- Background refresh keeps your feed list up to date with new articles and posts.

Built for RSS, Atom, and the Open Web
- Full support for RSS 2.0, RSS 1.0, and Atom feed formats.
- Subscribe to blogs, news sites, YouTube channels, and more.
- No account required — add feeds directly by URL or browse curated feed suggestions to get started.
- OPML import and export means you're never locked in to any single app.

Perfect For
- News enthusiasts who want a chronological feed without algorithmic recommendations.
- Blog readers who want all their favorite sites in one clean timeline.
- Self-hosted enthusiasts running FreshRSS, Miniflux, or similar services.
- Anyone switching from another feed reader — OPML import makes migration simple.

Why FeedFlow?
- No algorithmic feed — your timeline is always chronological.
- Open source with an active community and regular updates.
- Available on Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux.
- Translated into 25+ languages by contributors worldwide.

Take back control of your news and reading — download FeedFlow today.

Ratings and reviews

This works great with my FreshRSS server! for the most part, it is perfect. There is always room for improvement. I have noticed when I open some articles there is a long delay of it displaying like the online browser version, and then when I go to a new article it refreshes to the web version, but it is now the previous article. I would also like to see a swipe option implemented to swipe left or right to go to the previous or next article.

It's a nice app, and one of the few which has a widget, which is what I'm looking for. A couple of minor issues though: the widget doesn't seem to allow for much customization, so there's no way to utilize background transparency. It's just a solid grey-blue which doesn't look great with my theming. Also, setting the app to open an article in the default browser still opens the FeedFlow app first and then opens the browser. It would be really nice if that didn't happen. Thank you!

Mostly I think it's fine. Feeder is better but lacking widget hurts it but does most better than this but it's so close imo.. The widget be good if you could choose what feed for the widget.. Mark as unread on scroll is cool but be nice if it didn't disappear. Feeder doesn't disappear. Regardless, still close to my other favorite, just needs a widget I could use and unread disappearance fix I might switch. thanks!

What’s new

• Redesigned home toolbar and navigation menus
• Sort and filter articles from the timeline, and hide unread counts
• Improved marking articles as read while scrolling
• Reader Mode shows a main image when an article has none
• Feed customization and link opening preferences now apply to search results