Newsbite: RSS & Social Feeds

Newsbite: RSS & Social Feeds

All your feeds, united.

4 ratings
7 reviews
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Released
October 5, 2019
Updated
November 6, 2026

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Consolidate all your news sources into one streamlined reader. Discover trending topics, organize articles with custom rules, and enjoy a clutter-free reading experience without tracking or ads. Syncs seamlessly via iCloud.

✓Home Screen widgets
✓Discover new feeds
✓Customizable notifications
✓Automatic article rules
✓Filter articles by status
✓Reading list integration
✓Topic trend analysis
✓Full article content loading
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What's New in Newsbite

4.3.0

November 6, 2026

Newsbite 4.3.0 brings article summaries, CarPlay support, and easier feed discovery. - Article summaries: Summarize articles on device using Apple Intelligence on supported devices. Enable automatic summaries for individual feeds and manage Article Summaries in Timeline settings. - CarPlay: Browse your podcasts, play episodes, and adjust playback speed, voice enhancement, and skip intervals from your car’s display. - YouTube search: Find channels and playlists by name, handle, or URL and add them as feeds. - Social discovery: Browse Bluesky and Mastodon accounts and hashtags from mentions and links, then save them as feeds. - Thumbnail carousel: Swipe through article attachments directly in the timeline, with a new option in Timeline settings. - Better reading: Fewer duplicate images and improved handling of inline media, captions, and author details. - More reliable imports: Fixes for feed links, publication dates, attachments, and OPML import and export. - Social fixes: More reliable likes and reposts, with reply and reaction counts updating promptly after interactions. - Interface improvements: Fixes for timeline sorting and grouping menus, settings sheets, full-screen media, and podcast transcripts. Reddit feeds have been disabled and are currently unavailable.

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User reviews

50% of a good RSS reader

Finally got my RSS imported.
Like: Tags, rules, organisation
Missing: Can’t swipe between articles, no automatically marking as read. No automatic reader mode so I can see the full text of an article without having to manually poke around.

If this app could do those things which are fairly basic for RSS readers and especially if it was adept at displaying web comics… well now, it’d be A+ tier.

But right now it’s weirdly under feaatured.
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The Best RSS App!

Blown away by this discovery. I’ve used many RSS readers, and this by far is the best. Incredibly powerful Twitter integration and Podcast player.

Started out well, now fails to load feeds & crashes

The app looked good, the layout crisp and well thought through but now it fails to load an RSS feed that every other app has no problem with, the app shows crash error messages on load and support emails go unanswered.

You almost had me as a user

Until I realized there is no way to sort article lists from oldest to new date. Why are rss developers suddenly deciding that everyone doesn’t need this feature?? Also YouTube media don’t embed or play within the app

Not bad

Довольно неплохой конкурент фидли, дизайн и количество настроек приятно удивляют

FAQ

What is Newsbite?

Newsbite is a modern RSS and social feed reader for iPhone and iPad. It allows you to consolidate all your news sources into one place, discover trending topics, and organize articles with custom rules.

Does Newsbite have ads?

No, Newsbite does not contain any creepy tracking or advertising. The app is designed to provide a clean and focused reading experience.

How much does Newsbite cost?

Newsbite is free to use for up to 5 feeds. A premium subscription is available for £1.29 GBP per month (or equivalent pricing) to enable unlimited feeds.

What social media platforms does Newsbite integrate with?

Newsbite integrates directly with Mastodon, Bluesky, Reddit, Tumblr, and YouTube to display your feeds and posts in one unified interface.

Can I sync my Newsbite data across devices?

Yes, Newsbite syncs your feeds, topics, article reads, and likes using iCloud. No additional account or login is needed for this synchronization.

How often is Newsbite updated?

The latest version of Newsbite is 4.3.0, and it was last updated on November 6, 2026. This indicates a consistent update schedule.

What are the subscription options for Newsbite?

Newsbite offers a Monthly Premium subscription for $0.99/month with a 1-month free trial, and a Yearly Premium subscription for $12.99/year, also with a 1-month free trial.

What is the age rating for Newsbite?

Newsbite has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for users aged 12 and above.