Newsbin: RSS Feed Reader

Newsbin: RSS Feed Reader

Private feeds on every device

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A fast, private RSS reader for all Apple devices. Organize your favorite blogs, news sites, and newsletters with a clean interface. Enjoy seamless syncing, widgets, and offline reading without ads or tracking.

Fast and private RSS reader
Seamless iCloud sync across Apple devices
Home Screen and desktop widgets
System-wide Spotlight search
Smart organization with tags and blocklists
Customizable list, grid, and large-preview layouts
Offline reading
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What's New in Newsbin

2.1.2

August 11, 2026

2.1.2 includes a critical fix for background crashes that might cause the app to fail to launch A focused follow-up to 2.1 with sharper Breaking News, more reliable auto-read, YouTube live and Shorts support, a proper Vision Pro icon, and important fixes for archived-article resurrection during sync. New - YouTube: live streams and Shorts are now supported, with the video embedded inline for video-only items. - Redeem an offer code from Paywall or Settings — entitlements refresh immediately after redemption. - End-of-list auto-read: when you reach the bottom of a list, the remaining unread items are queued to be marked read. - visionOS: proper flat platform app icon on Vision Pro. Improvements - Sharper Breaking News clustering: entity-aware title tokenization, a temporal-boilerplate veto, and a lone-word guard to prevent false groupings. - Breaking News actions now behave as a story: unread-first display, story-scoped read and delete, and a proper "mark story read" behavior. - Breaking reader sheets are hosted at the home level so cards can reorder without dismissing what you're reading. - Scroll auto-read is now id-keyed and survives in-place relists and long refreshes, preventing rare stalls. - Hardened cleanup of AI-generated summaries and excerpts: hallucinated "tool result" transcripts and bare-identifier outputs are rejected, and Siri intents surface a clear "unusable summary" error instead of returning garbage. Existing summaries and excerpts are repaired in a one-time pass. - Reader/scrape pipeline: adaptive scrape-skipping, better image-post heuristics, image caption injection for image-only articles, and site-specific fixes (Gizmodo). - Low Power Mode gating for AI scanners and List Overview to reduce battery use on the go. - List Overview briefings now honor your device language, and unsupported-language errors are surfaced clearly instead of retrying. - Top Story notification throttle relaxed to 30 minutes. - Tag inline renames now persist reliably, and Select All on iOS single-panel devices enters edit mode first. - Time-based tabs (Today, Week) are hidden when your article expiry window would make them redundant. - New installs default to a 5-day expiry and auto-read on scroll; existing installs keep their current settings. Fixes - Fixed a bug where "Mark all archived" articles could reappear as unread after an iCloud or Nearby sync. Archived state is now reasserted after CloudKit imports, and Nearby reconciliation filters out recently-archived items. - Prevented stale iCloud badge snapshots from being seeded on device. - Fixed a NearbyHistory crash caused by resolving persistent-history rows that had already been deleted. - Fixed network decompression memory crashes by removing manual Accept-Encoding headers and using safer buffer handling. - Numerous small stability, layout, and localization fixes.

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User reviews

The best RSS reader on Apple platforms, bar none!

I’ve tried most of them, this one feels as native as a first party Apple application. If you still care about RSS, this is the best reader out there.

Streamlined and seamless

I’m so thankful for the streamlined view and concise feed

Finally a cross device RSS reader

Read all your RSS on all your apple devices and it syncs with iCloud. Brilliant.

Very very lag

It has very bad performance in iPhone and watch and sometimes in Mac, like the device can’t handle the app, I have the newest iPhone, watch and Mac

Response from developer

If you want, please send an email to support@xetabit.com and we can see what's going on in terms of performance/lag. What you're describing is not a typical situation.

So Good RSS Reader

Really, I liked it but, Please, add in-app browser with Adblock, RTL preview in Arabic Articles, and support external syncing like webdav or other cloud storage.

FAQ

What is Newsbin?

Newsbin is a fast, private RSS feed reader designed for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro. It allows you to follow your favorite blogs, news sites, and newsletters with a clean interface, without ads or tracking.

Does Newsbin have ads?

No, Newsbin is designed to be private and does not contain any advertisements. The app focuses on providing a distraction-free reading experience.

How does Newsbin sync across devices?

Newsbin utilizes ultra-fast iCloud sync to keep your feeds, articles, and reading progress perfectly in sync across all your Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro.

Can I organize my feeds in Newsbin?

Yes, Newsbin offers smart organization features. You can use tags, blocklists, and smart groups to curate exactly the content you want to see and filter out unwanted information.

What are the subscription options for Newsbin?

Newsbin offers both a monthly and a yearly subscription plan. A 7-day free trial is available for the monthly subscription.

How can I cancel my Newsbin subscription?

You can manage and cancel your subscriptions by going to your App Store account settings after purchase. Subscriptions automatically renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.

Is Newsbin suitable for offline reading?

Yes, Newsbin supports offline reading. You can save articles and read them anywhere, anytime, even without an internet connection.

What is the age rating for Newsbin?

Newsbin has an age rating of 17+. This is based on the content and features available within the application.