Feedler
The smart RSS reader.
A unique, powerful home-made parser that gets the whole article, Trending Stories that gather what your feeds are buzzing about, and deep reading comfort — Feedler does the heavy lifting, so you just read.
Trending Stories
See what your feeds are buzzing about
When several of your sources cover the same news, Feedler gathers every take into one story — icons stacked, one headline, every angle a tap away. Built from your feeds only, by a smart on-device algorithm: no editor, no AI required, and nothing about your reading ever leaves your device.
The reader
Every article, clean and complete
Feedler's in-house extractor pulls the whole article from almost any site — no clutter, no half-loaded pages. Galleries become tidy grids or an elegant stack of cards, YouTube plays natively inline, social posts render as real embeds. And if a site misbehaves, you can fix it yourself, from a simple text selection to a full per-feed panel.
AI, only where it helps
The gist first, the depth when you want it
Tap for an on-device AI summary of any article — or of a whole story — before deciding to read it in full. Prefer to listen? Built-in text-to-speech reads any piece aloud. All optional, all private: powered by Apple Intelligence on your device, never a cloud.

Reading comfort
Reading, exactly your way
Fonts, size, spacing, column width — the reading view is fully yours. Then go further with exclusive visual-assistance modes — anchors, soft bold, progressive fading — that gently guide your eyes through the text. All native, all buttery-smooth at 120 Hz.
Your library
Every feed, beautifully kept
Accounts side by side, tidy categories, and beautiful icons chosen automatically for every feed. Open any feed for its own card — reading activity, publishing stats, per-feed settings — and shape it exactly to your taste.
Feeds Discover
Great feeds, found for you
New to RSS, or just hunting for something good? Add Feeds opens on a hand-curated catalog: themed Feedler Packs and feeds by topic, in your language, each with a line on what it is and how often it publishes. Tap to add a feed — or a whole pack at once, filed into a tidy category.

And it keeps going
Every one of these is included in the free tier.
Beautiful embeds
YouTube plays in a native player right inside the article — and posts from X, Bluesky and Instagram appear as real, readable cards, not broken links.
Private by design
No account, no tracking, no ads. Your feeds and your reading stay on your device — you are never the product.
True offline mode
Articles and images cached on device — everything stays readable with no connection.
Smart caching
Feedler pre-loads what you're most likely to read, and trims what you won't.
Listen to articles
Built-in text-to-speech reads any piece aloud — catch up hands-free.
Beautiful galleries
Image runs become grids, pairs or a stack of cards — with a fullscreen carousel.
Themes & icons
Shape Feedler to your taste — themes, layouts, and beautiful feed icons chosen automatically.
Backed up to iCloud
Accounts and settings live in your private iCloud — a new iPhone restores everything.
Read it later
One tap sends any article to Safari's Reading List or your read-later service — for the pieces that deserve a quieter moment.
No lock-in, ever
Import your feeds from anywhere and export them anytime with OPML — your list stays yours, even on the free tier.
Made for your hands
Swipe actions you choose, gestures everywhere, full keyboard control on iPad and Mac — fast, whatever your style.
Bring every account
On-device Local RSS, private iCloud sync, or your favourite service — and unlike most readers, you can run several accounts of the same service, side by side.
One app, all your Apple devices
Native on iPhone, iPad and Mac — your reading follows you, and the three-column iPad layout turns Feedler into a proper reading desk.
Give your reading a smarter home.
Free, with every advanced feature included — ∞ Feedler Unlimited lifts the few limits when you're ready.
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Questions? The FAQ covers everything — pricing included.