Unlimited News
The paper of the sources you chose.
Coming soon to the App Store for Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
Front Page is the door. Headlines is a clustered newspaper of the sources you follow. Feed is the article list and a two-column reader. Folders are sections on the paper. Nothing is recommended that you did not subscribe to.
Front Page
- Headlines — a paper of the day's stories, clustered so the same story appears once. Your folders are section pills. Reading dims a headline; leave and come back and an unread Front Page no longer shows it.
- Feed — titles in a list, the article beside them. On a phone, the article is a push and Back returns.
- Today, This Week, This Month, or All Time — a time range on the toolbar, not a separate room.
- Unread, All Articles, or Starred — a Show filter on Front Page. Unread is the default.
Reading
- Feed, Web, or Reader — open the text the feed sent, the live page, or a stripped reader. Click the title for the original in a browser.
- Type you can live with — pick the face and size, and keep the app light, dark, or following the system.
- Listen instead — any article can be read aloud.
- Take it with you — export as Markdown, or search everything already on the device.
- Images stay put — remote images and embeds remain blocked until you load them, once or always.
Your sources
- A catalog, then yours — first launch is a topic picker of real newspapers and magazines. Paste a site, a feed URL, or a YouTube channel for anything else.
- Folders are sections — file feeds however you think about them; those folders are the pills on Headlines.
- Move without lock-in — import and export OPML, including your category structure.
- Filter rules — on Mac, mark, star, or tag matching articles as they arrive.
- Feed Health — which subscriptions refreshed, which failed, and what went wrong.
One purchase, every device
One purchase covers Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
No account, no subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads, no analytics, and no tracking. Your feeds, articles, and reading state stay on your device. The app fetches feeds directly from the publishers you subscribed to.