Readfold — RSS News Reader

한국분석기술

About this app

Readfold takes the sites you choose and lays them out like a newspaper front page — headlines in different sizes, arranged so your eye can move. Not one more endless vertical list.

WHY IT FEELS DIFFERENT
A list treats every article the same. A front page does not. Readfold gives bigger space to some stories and smaller space to others, so you can take in twenty headlines in the time a list gives you five.

START WITHOUT HUNTING FOR FEEDS
251 recommended sources, across 7 languages and 8 topics — news, tech, business, science, sports, culture, design and more. Choose the languages you read, tap a few sources, and your first front page is ready. You can still paste any RSS or Atom address by hand, and Readfold will find the feed from a plain site address too.

WHAT YOU GET
- A front page that rebuilds itself as new articles arrive
- Folders to keep your sources in order
- Save for later and favourites, kept on your device
- Search across everything you subscribe to
- Read inside the app or jump to the original page
- Quiet notifications: new articles, and a nudge if you have been away
- Dark and light, and a text size that respects your system setting
- Seven interface languages: English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, German, French

NO ALGORITHM, NO ADS
There is no feed ranking deciding what you should see. You subscribed to it, so it shows up. There are no ads anywhere in the app, and no advertising ID is collected.

YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS STAY YOURS
Signing in is optional — every feature works without an account. Sign in only if you want the same subscriptions on more than one device. If you do, your subscription list is stored in Korea (Seoul region), because what you choose to read is the most personal thing this app touches. Article titles, what you read, and your searches are never sent to a server.

Delete your account any time from Settings, and everything on the server goes with it.

Readfold is a quiet reader for people who still want to choose their own news.

What’s new

Quiet notifications and a reading record.
- We let you know when a new front page is laid out (you can turn it off)
- The end of the page shows the days you read this week
- Still no ads