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About this app

RSS Reader is a clean, fast way to follow the websites, blogs, and news sources you care about — all in one place, without algorithms or ads deciding what you see.

Add any RSS or Atom feed and organize them into folders that make sense to you. Import your existing subscriptions in one step via OPML, or start fresh with a few suggested folders to get going quickly.

FOLLOW YOUR WAY
- Add any RSS/Atom feed by URL
- Organize feeds into custom folders
- Search across your feeds and articles
- Mark articles as read automatically or manually

READ ON YOUR TERMS
- List or card view for your article feed
- Adjustable text size for comfortable reading
- Light, dark, or automatic theme, with dynamic color support
- Open articles in your browser or a built-in in-app view

STAY IN SYNC
- Set your own sync interval, or sync manually
- Restrict syncing to Wi-Fi to save mobile data
- Download articles and images for offline reading
- Choose how long articles are kept on your device

AT A GLANCE
- Home screen widget showing your latest unread articles
- Pin a single feed to the widget, or show everything

YOUR DATA, YOUR CONTROL
- Import and export your feed list via OPML
- No account required, no tracking-based ads

RSS Reader is built to be simple, respectful of your time, and free to use.
Fast, ad-free RSS reader. Organize feeds, sync, and read offline
Updated on
Aug 18, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • No data shared with third parties
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  • No data collected
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What’s new

Feeds in Arabic, Persian and Hebrew are now displayed correctly from right to left.

This update also includes various behind-the-scenes improvements and minor bug fixes.