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SereneReader: RSS Feed Reader

by JonesLabs LLC

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 7 Aug 2026

Quick verdict

What it is
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At a glance
  • Free to download
  • In-app purchases

Categories and search queries

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Key functions

Function Availability Access Scope Evidence
Free app Yes Free Store published
In-app purchases Yes Limited free Store published

Screens

App Store

29 store screenshots

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Pricing & paywalls

App Store

  • Pro — $6.99

Ratings & reviews

App Store

5.0 1 ratings · App Store

  1. 5/5Great App!!

    No ads, no fluff! currently using to stay up to date on food recipes, health, and gaming. And awesome for staying up to date with whatever! With no ads getting in the way.

    Carmaber · 7 Aug 2026

Privacy & accessibility

App Store

Privacy

  • Data Linked to You — App Functionality — Contact Info — Email Address Developer declared
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  • Data Linked to You — App Functionality — Purchases — Purchase History Developer declared
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  • Data Linked to You — Contact Info Developer declared
  • Data Linked to You — Identifiers Developer declared
  • Data Linked to You — Other Data Developer declared
  • Data Linked to You — Purchases Developer declared

Accessibility

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Versions

App Store

  • 1.1
  • 1.1.1

    A quiet round of fixes and polish: • Renaming a folder now moves it to its correct spot in the sidebar right away. • Folders can no longer be dragged out of order by accident. Dragging works only in reorder mode, and the new order always saves. • New articles that arrive while the app is open now slot into the list by date instead of appearing out of order at the top. • Long titles in the article list and Discover now wrap to a second line instead of being cut short. • The reading pane on iPad and Mac shows a clearer placeholder when no article is selected. • VoiceOver now describes the Settings, clear-search, and Discover close buttons, and announces loading indicators. Thanks for reading with us.

  • 1.1.2

    A quiet round of fixes: • Articles that come with a cover image now show it at the top of the reader, matching the thumbnail you see in the article list. • Article lists, settings, and other app pages now use your selected theme's background color consistently. • In focus mode on iPhone, the back button and article buttons now hide once you scroll down, and return when you scroll back to the top. Thanks for reading with us.

  • 1.2.1

    Discover is easier to browse and easier to find: • Discover now has its own iPhone tab immediately after Inbox. • Categories now appear alphabetically in a two-column card grid, with a different example feed shown whenever the catalog refreshes. • Opening a category now shows its feeds on a separate page with search, previews, and controls for adding sources to your feeds. • Discover now uses “Add to Feeds” and “In Your Feeds” so it is clear that adding a source does not sign you up for a separate subscription. • Feed icons in Discover and the Feeds tab now recover from interrupted loads and use the server's fallback icon URL instead of remaining as generic globes. • The Discover tab can be hidden in Settings, which returns Discover to the Feeds screen. • Article images no longer appear twice at the top when a feed includes its own header image. • Switching from an open feed article to Inbox now shows the Inbox instead of keeping the article open. Thanks for reading with us.

  • 1.2.2

    Search results now behave like any other article list: • Star, Read Later, and Mark Read now work on an article opened from search results instead of doing nothing. • Swiping or right-clicking a search result to star it, save it for later, or mark it read now works too. • Starring or saving an article now updates the matching search result right away, so the row shows its new state when you go back. Thanks for reading with us.

  • 1.3.0 · 30 Jul 2026

    Choose how your articles look, read one folder at a time, and a quieter app by default: - A new button at the top of your article list switches between three layouts: Comfortable, Compact, and Card. - Compact drops the preview text under each headline, so more articles fit on screen. - Card shows each article as a tile with its image, the feed's name, and how long ago it was published, fitting as many across as the screen has room for. - On iPad and Mac, Card view spreads across the whole window instead of sitting in a narrow column. - You can also pick a layout in Settings, under Appearance. - Tap the title at the top of your Inbox to switch between All and any folder you've made, so you can read just one group of feeds without leaving the tab. - On Mac, clicking a folder in the sidebar now shows only that folder's articles. The arrow beside it still opens and closes the folder. - Unread counts are now hidden by default. Turn them back on any time in Settings, under Appearance. - The filter button now appears filled whenever you're viewing something narrower than everything. - The list you're reading no longer switches back to your Inbox when the connection drops and reconnects. Thanks for reading with us.

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