Iconfactory Tapestry User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience82.0% of reviews
Neutral5.5% of reviews
Negative experience12.4% of reviews

~ Based on 217 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is Iconfactory Tapestry Safe?

Iconfactory Tapestry appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Iconfactory Tapestry is 91/100.

This assessment is based on 300 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.6/5.

Safety Analysis

89.0% of ratings point to a safe experience
3.0% of ratings suggest some concerns
8.0% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 300 App Store ratings for Iconfactory Tapestry.

Is Iconfactory Tapestry Legit?

Iconfactory Tapestry appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Iconfactory Tapestry is 88/100.

Based on 88 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

All the content I care about in one place

This has been an incredible app for me - helping me wrangle all of the content that is important to me in a single app. As with all Iconfactory apps, this is thoughtfully designed - thinking about the user experience across iPhone, iPad and Mac. Love all their work. One thing I’d love to see is being able to consume all of the newsletters I’m subscribed to but this is a wonderful app!
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Perfect for Reading Open Social Media and RSS-based News

Extremely well thought-out online aggregator with advanced filtering to help you read what you want and not what you don’t.

Bringing all the feeds together

Version 2.0 has won me over. Separate timelines for Mastodon and all my RSS (or together if I want). Great themes. Compact view makes it very easy to scan without missing anything, and the swipe actions, accurate sync and little design touches are 🧑🏽‍🍳😘

Just get it!

Such a great app, very well thought out and functions great. Does all that it says it will do!

Attention to Detail

The Icon Factory is one of those devs that takes the extra time to polish the user experience until it is seamless—and are constantly improving it too. Beautiful to look at and effortless to use, this is so much nicer than bouncing between different apps for Mastodon and Bluesky.

Seriously, give it a try. Devs like this go the extra mile and it shows.
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Just keeps getting better.

This app and these devs continue to surprise me with new features. The result has been that it is slowly becoming an app that I’m spending more and more time with and I love it.

Great app

I use this for RSS, Mastodon, Reddit reading. I could add more sources if I wanted. And now I can post and reply in the app too. It’s awesome!

The best way to manage being Online

This app has replaced all other social media apps for me and elegantly and beautifully handles the job previously done by at least five different apps. It only got better with the recent release of 2.0 which allows posting from Bluesky and Mastadon.

Daily use

I use this daily. I like filtering out by keywords. The new 2.0 features are even better: viewing threads (some services) without leaving the app.

Delightful

A beautifully designed app, the unified timeline is delightful to use.

Chronological Bliss

Thank goodness for a team that creates tools for healthier web consumption.

Having a chronological feed that you build yourself lets you follow what you want and not get slammed by algorithmic nonsense in the process.

A daily driver

Awesome app from people who care about what they produce and the people who use their apps.

Real Timelines in the Age of Algorithms

Tapestry lets you pull all of your feeds together into one unified timeline that’s shown in chronological order. No “you might like this” when you definitely won’t. No sponsored posts. Just what you choose to appear, nothing more. It makes social media no longer totally stink!

The recent update adds posting to Mastodon and Bluesky, which makes keeping the first-party apps around no longer necessary. That kind of continued development (beyond the “bug fixes and improvements” most apps publish once a week) is really appreciated.
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Great app for browsing any feed I throw at it

Love using this to have a single feed of my Mastodon account, along with a special limited follow niche Bluesky account, and a couple other odd feeds.

When I want to dive deep into Mastodon or Bluesky, I head to Ivory or Skyscraper. But when I want the 1000 foot high “just browse and catch up”, this is an app I can’t live without.
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Perfection

Nothing else out there lets you mix so many different kinds of feeds together, with this level of customization. I can’t recommend this app enough to people.

It’s Perfect

Tapestry is the most used app on my phone, and it’s how I stay connected with the world. Add as many sources as you want — from pretty much anywhere! — and have your own curated social media / news feed. It’s hard to put into words how useful Tapestry is. Give it a try!

No longer affordable

I’m a long time customer. This app was $19.99/year last year. Now it’s $39.99/year. There are more affordable options available elsewhere. I’m out.

2.0 update is a game changer

For someone like me who absolutely loves Tapestry, uses it as my primary news feed, reads a lot of Mastodon, but doesn’t really post or reply a whole lot (but still wants the ability to from time to time!) this update is AMAZING. Brings Tapestry from 9/10 to 10/10 for me easily.

2.0 is even better!

This is a beautifully written and executed app and I was enthusiastic about it once I found it under the initial version. It’s great to see that it’s been enhanced.

Version 2.0 Makes Things More Interesting

The Tapestry concept of pulling various feeds / social media accounts / and other listable things like Podcasts all into one timeline was always a good one. But, there was also always this lingering thought of, “I can see my social media, but if I want to USE it, I’ll need someone else’s app.”

That’s no longer the case, at least for Mastodon and Bluesky. Tapestry can do a good minimum of letting you post, reply, quote, and favorite items from those two social media types. Suddenly, you don’t need to jump to a different app or web app to simply favorite someone’s kind comment or answer a quick question.

It’s not at “Twitterrific, but for Mastodon” levels of features just yet, but it’s a good start and a nice time-saver when you just need to make a quick reply.
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