Read news from websites, blogs, and RSS feeds in a single . Organize content with multiple layouts including newspaper view. Sync with Feedly, , or iCloud. Access the web version at .co with an account. Share articles directly.
Read articles from favorite publications and writers. Sync across devices and third-party services. Automatically extract webpage text for summaries. Customize color themes and use gesture-based navigation.
Sync with Nextcloud News to manage subscriptions. Create and organize folders. Mark articles as read or favorite by swiping. Open articles in full-screen reading mode. Subscribe to RSS feeds directly within the .
Read news from RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds. Import or export OPML files for feed migration. Store loaded posts locally for offline reading. View simplified web pages in a reader mode. Group feeds for organized browsing.
Save articles from web pages, newsletters, and PDFs. Highlight text with fluid annotations. Use natural text-to-speech for audiobooks. Organize saved content into folders. Share highlights and notes with others. Sync progress across devices.
Read from RSS, JSON, Atom, Reddit, YouTube, Podcast, Bluesky, and Mastodon sources. Organize articles into folders and apply filters. Add notes, tags, and statuses to articles.
Read news in a printed format with page flipping and keyword search. Access RSS feeds, share articles, and connect via social networks. Search for content and save favorite stories.
Track house guest statuses and bios daily. Read blogs and listen to podcasts. Access ongoing updates and cast statistics. Stay informed with latest Big 27 content.
Manage news feeds and articles with iCloud synchronization. Sync feeds across devices using built-in RSS support or third-party services. Save articles to read later and organize them into folders. Add notes and highlights to articles.
Aggregates articles from subscribed websites and blogs into a unified reading list. Users can organize subscriptions with tags and filter content using smart streams like 'Slow Feeds' for low-volume sources.