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Reeder.

by Silvio Rizzi

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 31 Jul 2026

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  • Free to download
  • In-app purchases

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Family Sharing Yes Unknown App Store Store published
Free app Yes Free Store published
In-app purchases Yes Limited free Store published

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  • Free to download
  • In-app purchases

Ratings & reviews

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4.3 854 ratings · App Store

  1. 4/5I didn’t understand this redesign at first

    Reeder has been my favorite feed reader for years, but I’ll admit that this update left me confused at first. It felt like it was trying too much, and I didn’t really understand its purpose. That was until early this summer when I took a long, hard look at my usage of the internet, social media, and how I was consuming information. I decided that I was worn out by being inundated with “recommendations” and opinions that I genuinely didn’t care about. This redesign has helped me collect, filter, and organize the information and content I genuinely care about while cutting the cruft and not putting myself at risk of being lured by algorithms trying to goad me down a rabbit hole that I don’t actually want to go down. This app has definitely helped me save my sanity by helping me take control of the information I’m seeing. I just wish the developer would bring back the OLED Black theme from previous versions.

    CaramelBeard · 31 Jul 2026

  2. 5/5A welcomed rebirth!!

    I used to use the old Reeder on my iPad in college back in 2012 and it was my go to for everything, I used it for collecting all of the noise on the Internet and putting it into one place, and then the whole online news and RSS feed industry sort of shifted into a different direction with social media, and I never stopped missing the old foundation of Reeder. I’m so astoundingly excited that this new updated version is back on my phone, I can guarantee that this is gonna be my go to for collecting everything in one place, and I love how clean, sleek and simple this app is. I also love that the developer is putting a lot of heart and soul into the app And while there is a subscription payment model it’s fairly cheap and affordable, and it feels like a fair trade for a quality stand-up app. I’m looking forward to seeing the new updates that the developer is working on to improve the app overtime and it sounds like they are really taking into account honest feedback. It took me about 30 seconds to decide that I would go ahead and pay for the subscription because the app is just that good right out of the box.

    CrashCourseForCommerce · 31 Jul 2026

  3. 1/5Undelivered promises

    Well…going to update my review to reflect my new concerns. Unfortunately, not only has nothing changed (infrequent updates, undelivered promises, etc.), new ones continue to pop up. Now the app is buggy and inconsistent, so it is even less recommendable than before. Unfortunately this leaves us with an app only worthy of 1 star. I would love to reverse this decision should Silvio bring this app to what was promised, but in the absence of that, it’s not worth your money - stick to classic or another RSS/news reader app. 4+ months without an update is pretty disappointing when there are many promised and incomplete features. The developer once again ‘recreated’ the app (which may be true), for I believe now the 5th time, with a new shiny subscription model (past versions were new one-time purchases) for the app to work. With this subscription, it was promised to have more frequent updates with a stream of frequent new features along the way. Unfortunately, that hasn’t come true, and is disappointing for those of us that paid more in advance to help spur that investment in development. I’m a fan of Silvio’s work and development, but I’m afraid he hasn’t lived up to his promises with this one. Until that changes, I suggest you save your money.

    Slickvic621 · 31 Jul 2026

  4. 4/5It’s Good! Make the leap and move on from Classic

    I delayed trying this because I am a massive Reeder classic user. But now that I have, I can reassure all of those coming from Classic that this is a great app. It still needs some minor refinements, and there is a getting used to it, but I am really enjoying the new version and experience without the unread counts, replaced by the saved scroll position. Despite what you read in early reviews about scroll positions not working or syncing well, I can confirm it works seamlessly now between Mac, iPad , and iPhone. My only request and the reason for four stars is that it lacks a iPhone widget. I am used to seeing a feed of news stories on widgets on my phone now and have gone so far as to remove application icons from my home screen in favor of widgets. I am not seeing widgets for this new version of Reeder at this time unless I am missing something. Definite five stars when it adds widgets.

    nobollocks · 31 Jul 2026

  5. 3/5Feed Glitches Under Tahoe

    I love what has now become Reeder Classic with read counts rather than the new Reeder’s timeline. However, Reeder Classic looks now to be abandoned. Hence, downloading the new Reeder. I could probably get used to not having read counts any more due to the otherwise great design of the app except for one thing. It’s really not compatible with macOS Tahoe 26. I have to constantly reload or quit and restart the app for it to show all the feeds. They keep disappearing making it entirely frustrating to use. The app works fine on the iPad with iOS 26, but not on the Mac. This has been going on for the past two weeks that I have been trying to use the app and why the developer has not addressed this is beyond me. Other readers (ReadKit, News Explorer, etc.) have no such problem with Tahoe. I really don’t want to switch apps, but I will not subscribe to an RSS reader that can’t display feeds properly. So, where is the love for this app from the developer? And, their commitment to their customers?

    Trebuchets · 31 Jul 2026

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Versions

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  • 2024.10

    NEW - Option to show item counts for tags in the source list, disabled by default (see Settings → General) - Entries in the item list now display the Later, Bookmark and Favorite states - Export all items of a tag as JSON (this will create a JSON feed compatible file) - New Diagnostics section in the settings lets you see how long any of your feeds take to refresh (see Settings → Diagnostics). The idea is to be able to track down which of your feeds might cause long refresh times. IMPROVED Various improvements to how Reeder handles the ordering of newly fetched items: - Improved handling of older items for feeds that randomly add old entries or add entries with a delay - Improved ordering of items with identical published dates for more consistent results across devices CHANGED - Timeline position is saved on first open of a newly added feed/folder/tag (previously on first scroll) FIXED - Podcast play position sometimes not syncing when the app is in background - Some favicons not loading - Some RSS feed discovery issues when subscribing

  • 2024.10.1

    TAGS - Custom tag icons - List swipe actions for (un)tagging - Display all tag icons in item list entries - You can now also change the icon and label for Favorites, Bookmarks and Later. While these tags don’t offer additional functionality, they do appear in toolbars for quick access. NEW - Added "Share" as list swipe action option IMPROVED - Feed fetching compatibility for some sites

  • 2024.11

    This update focuses on bug fixes and addresses various issues and potential crashes.

  • 2024.12

    This update adds a new timeline option: You can now hide items older than a specified age, relative to either the current time or the saved timeline position. This helps keep the list shorter and makes the scroll indicator more useful. The option is disabled by default and can be enabled in Settings → General. Bluesky - Fixed: Display of reposts which contain quoted posts - Changed: Ignore replies when fetching the timeline (unless it's a repost of a reply) - Improved: Support for videos Fixed - Search now also works for reposts and quote posts

  • 2024.12.1

    NEW - Keyboard shortcuts: Open in browser or default app (O) Toggle "Later" (L) Toggle "Bookmarks" (B) Toggle "Favorites" (F) IMPROVED - List entries now indicate if a post contains multiple images FIXED - Fixed an issue where, in certain cases, not all items of a feed were fetched

  • 2024.9
  • 2024.9.1

    NEW - Article viewer: Options for text size and line height (see Settings → Reading) - Option to hide avatars/icons in the items list (see Settings → Display & Layout) CHANGED - Removing a feed will now also remove its items from the timeline FIXED - Various article viewer layout and display issues - Certain (slightly malformed) RSS feeds not working - Improved podcast feed detection. Note: If you have feeds incorrectly listed in Podcasts, it may take some time to correct (once the feed receives new items). IMPROVED - Error messages when subscribing

  • 2024.9.2

    FOLDERS This update adds initial support for folders. To create a folder, tap or click the + button in the toolbar of the source list. To add a feed to a folder, right-click or long-press a feed entry in the source list. As with all other collections, folders also sync your scroll position. I realize it's not perfect yet in terms of feed/folder management, just wanted to get this out as there were a lot of requests for this. More is coming. OPML This update addresses a couple of OPML import issues. Also, you now can force importing feeds which did not validate (these are deselected by default, just select the feeds you want import anyway). If you already imported your feeds from an OPML file, it's recommended to do it again, which will also get you the folders (this won't create duplicate feeds). NEW - Audio player can now be closed (when it's not playing) FIXED - Text encoding issues with some feeds - iCloud sync issues - Article viewer layout issues (kill-the-newsletter.com and probably others). - Issues with FeedPress hosted feeds - Minor bugfixes for iOS 18 / macOS 15 Note: If you have kill-the-newsletter.com feeds in Reeder, you might want to give the per-feed option "Open in In-App Browser" a try as I think this works probably best for these.

  • 2024.9.3

    NEW - Alternate app icons FIXED - Video player issues

  • 2025.1

    PIXELFED Pixelfed feeds now have their own section (previously under Mastodon). The update also adds support for posts with multiple images and fixes a link display issue. Please note that the first fetch after the update might produce duplicates for already existing Pixelfed feeds. This is a one-time issue which I wasn't able to work around without breaking other things, sorry about that. FIXED - Disable YouTube's new auto dubbing. Please let me know if you're still getting dubbed versions of videos. - Bluesky account error handling

  • 2025.2

    FILTERS Create custom timelines with filters based on keywords, media types or feed types. Filters are listed under Home, including the existing ‘Audio’ and ‘Video’ filters. OTHER Various minor bug fixes and improvements.

  • 2025.2.1

    NEW - Adjustable content width for the article viewer (Mac and iPad only, see Settings → Reading → Max. Width) - Improved readability of replies (Mastodon, Bluesky) by using indentation. - The podcast detail view now shows a scrubber during playback and a button to expand the mini player. (You can still expand it anytime by tapping or clicking the mini player’s podcast artwork.) - Limited support for SoundCloud feeds. (Important: "Limited support" means that only profiles that include tracks in their public RSS feed are supported.) - Since Universal Links are not always guaranteed to open in their associated app, you can now explicitly set default apps for YouTube, Bluesky, Glass and Flickr (see Settings → Default Apps). IMPROVED - Items should now appear in a more consistent order across devices. EXPORT New settings panel for exporting your data (see Settings → Your Data): - Export your feeds as OPML. Please note that only feeds that are RSS or JSON, or can be converted, are included in the OPML export. Home timeline feeds that require a login can’t be converted and are always excluded. - Export any tag as a JSON feed. This produces the same file as when exporting directly from the feed list. CHANGED - List item entries for RSS feeds: Don’t show YouTube videos extracted from links, as they often led to confusing previews. - Pixelfed and Mastodon posts should now always open in their default viewer (image or thread viewer), rather than being determined by the feed type. For example, Pixelfed posts in your Mastodon home timeline will now open in the image viewer. FIXED - Video player issues. - Potential issues with timeline position syncing.

  • 2025.2.2

    NEW - Adjustable content width for the article viewer (Mac and iPad only, see Settings → Reading → Max. Width) - Improved readability of replies (Mastodon, Bluesky) by using indentation. - The podcast detail view now shows a scrubber during playback and a button to expand the mini player. (You can still expand it anytime by tapping or clicking the mini player’s podcast artwork.) - Limited support for SoundCloud feeds. (Important: "Limited support" means that only profiles that include tracks in their public RSS feed are supported.) - Since Universal Links are not always guaranteed to open in their associated app, you can now explicitly set default apps for YouTube, Bluesky, Glass and Flickr (see Settings → Default Apps). IMPROVED - Items should now appear in a more consistent order across devices. EXPORT New settings panel for exporting your data (see Settings → Your Data): - Export your feeds as OPML. Please note that only feeds that are RSS or JSON, or can be converted, are included in the OPML export. Home timeline feeds that require a login can’t be converted and are always excluded. - Export any tag as a JSON feed. This produces the same file as when exporting directly from the feed list. CHANGED - List item entries for RSS feeds: Don’t show YouTube videos extracted from links, as they often led to confusing previews. - Pixelfed and Mastodon posts should now always open in their default viewer (image or thread viewer), rather than being determined by the feed type. For example, Pixelfed posts in your Mastodon home timeline will now open in the image viewer. FIXED - Video player issues. - Potential issues with timeline position syncing.

  • 2025.3

    TIMELINE CONTROLS The item list now displays a count of newer items in the top right corner. This isn’t just a label, it’s a button that opens a menu with the following scroll options: - "Timeline Position": Scroll to your saved timeline position. - "Today": Scroll to the oldest item from the last 24 hours. - "Top": Scroll to the newest item at the top. Additional Details: - “Timeline Position” and “Today” are only shown if the date of the current position is older than the target. - You can choose between a count button in the list or a toolbar button (without count), see Settings → General → Timeline Controls. - On iOS, tapping the status bar by default will now scroll to the saved timeline position instead of scrolling to the top. If you prefer the old behavior, you can set "Status Bar Tap Action" to "Top" in Settings → General → Timeline Controls. NEW - Swipe Left to Navigate: You can now swipe left in the detail view to load the newer item from the current feed or timeline. While the swipe gesture might not work everywhere within the detail view (depending on its content), swiping from the right edge (iOS) or the toolbar (macOS) should always trigger the navigation. - Keyboard shortcuts j/k (go to older/newer item). - The podcast player now checks the episode text for chapter markers when they aren’t embedded in the audio file. CHANGED - iPad mini: The default portrait layout will now use the full screen detail view. If you prefer the old behavior, you can set Preferred Layout to "Regular" in Settings → Display & Layout. FIXED - Some Bluesky feeds not updating. - Potential crash when refreshing Bluesky feeds. - Scroll position issues when selecting a reply in the detail view.

  • 2025.4

    REEDER × MELA Added a new "Open With" option for feeds: "Recipe Viewer". In addition to that, the "Reader View" will now also check for recipes when extracting content. If a recipe is found, it will be shown in a custom recipe viewer. → If you subscribe to recipe blogs, you can just set "Open With" to "Recipe Viewer" or "Reader View" in the feed settings to always open recipes in the custom recipe viewer (if a recipe is found). DEFAULT VIEWER You can now set the "Default Viewer" (Viewer, In-App Browser or Reader View) for a group/service, see Settings → Default Viewers. Feeds also have a new option "Default" for "Open With", which will use the viewer you have set for the group. (If you didn't change "Open With" for a feed yet, it will use the "Default" option.) NEW - Keyboard shortcuts for timeline controls. "Today" and "Top" will by default prompt for confirmation. This prompt can be disabled in Settings → Timelines. - iOS: Added "Today" as an option for "Status Bar Tap" (see Settings → Timelines). - iOS: New option to prompt for confirmation before scrolling when tapping the status bar (see Settings → Timelines). - New option to display an icon for folders and groups (see Settings → Display & Layout). - Support for code blocks in the article viewer. CHANGED - Moved timeline settings to Settings → Timelines. IMPROVED - Icons in the article viewer now also adapt the avatar style for more consistency. - Articles without images in the content will now include the thumbnail (if there's one) in the article viewer. - Minor improvements to the image/media viewer. - Mac: Toolbar buttons now highlight when hovering. TROUBLESHOOTING - New iCloud section in Settings → Diagnostics. You can now trigger a full iCloud refresh when your data seems out of sync. OTHER - Various minor bug fixes and improvements.

  • 2025.4.1

    Fixed: Issue with daily comics showing the wrong image

  • 2025.5

    FILTERS - Keywords now match whole words by default. If you prefer the previous behavior, add * before and/or after a keyword to match it anywhere in the text. - You can now add multiple keyword queries for both inclusion and exclusion. TIMELINES - You can now choose between hiding and deleting old items, see "Item Age" in Settings → Timelines. THEMES - New "Dark Light" theme: dark mode lists with light content viewer (see Settings → Display & Layout). FIXED - Display of marked text in the article viewer. - Issues with fetching daily comics, again (sorry).

  • 2025.9

    Ready for iOS 26, with a touch of Liquid Glass.

  • 2025.9.1

    Ready for iOS 26, with a touch of Liquid Glass.

  • 2026.3

    NEW - Mastodon quote posts (if supported by the Mastodon server) CHANGED - Updated menu, panel and sheet appearance FIXED - In-app browser layout issues on iPad - Various bugfixes

  • 2026.4

    Long overdue performance improvements. And various bug fixes.

  • 2026.5

    IMPROVED - List loading performance, especially for filters - More animation and scrolling performance improvements FIXED - Podcast player control issues - Comics search CHANGED - Improved detection of YouTube videos to show as preview in the items list

  • 2026.6 · 5 Jun 2026

    IMPROVED - Improved support for feeds containing videos FIXED - Exclude filters not working correctly

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