Reeder.

Reeder.

by Silvio Rizzi

909 ratings
712 reviews
Free
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Released
September 5, 2024
Updated
October 30, 2026

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Consolidate your reading, watching, and listening into a single, unified timeline. Syncs seamlessly across devices and allows for easy sharing of curated content. Organize links and create custom views with powerful filters.

✓Unified content timeline
✓Cross-device syncing
✓Shared public feeds
✓Customizable filters
✓Save and organize links
✓iCloud sync
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What's New in Reeder.

2026.11.2

October 30, 2026

FIXED - Various layout issues. - Potential video detail viewer crash. - Potential crash on launch

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Charts

Top Free

📉 182-9

News

This app dropped -9 positions in News chart.

Last updated on November 8, 2026.

User reviews

O melhor

Meu aplicativo favorito, para iOS e Mac. Sinto falta de uma opção para resumir ou um modo totalmente escuro.

A step backwards ergonomically

I’ve always paid for Reeder upgrades over the years, as they’ve been high quality and have added well-considered features. This version adds Liquid Glass support, but removes some fundamentals. I know it’s an attempt to remove the pressure to read articles and manage that read count, but I include feeds because I *want* to keep track of whether I’ve read articles or not. I don’t want to keep thinking “oh - I’ve read this before”, or to completely miss articles because I don’t know how far to scroll.

Imagine an email app that shows you all your emails but doesn’t indicate which ones you’ve read, and also doesn’t let you delete or file them.

Reeder Classic has better reviews than this latest version, which is a shame. Liquid Glass in its iOS 27 form would be nice, but probably not worth a subscription on its own, but when accompanied by an impractical reading experience it’s a definite no.
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클래식이랑 둘다 썻는데, 이걸 지웁니다

구독제인데 기능적으로 이미 완성형인 클래식에서 굳이 넘어갈 이유를 모르겠습니다. 구독 가격도 비싸구요.

Très intéressant MAIS

Après avoir utilisé Feedly pendant des années, j'ai testé des 10aines d'autres services pour trouver son remplaçant. Et ça a failli être Reeder !

J'aime beaucoup sa simplicité et son interface qui permettent de se concentrer sur la lecture, mais il a deux points négatifs qui me font aujourd'hui préférer NetNewsWire :

- l'absence de gestion des lus/non lus (je sais que c'est une volonté mais griser les articles lus est indispensable quand on suit beaucoup de sources),

- la gestion des tableaux dans un article (le tableau disparaît et toutes les informations s'affichent un peu n'importe comment).

Vraiment dommage ! Je vais garder l'app téléchargée et si ces modifications sont prises en compte, je passe directement sur Reeder avec abonnement annuel.

Bravo en tout cas pour cette belle app.

PS : pouvoir choisir sur quelle app on souhaite ouvrir une vidéo YouTube (navigateur Brave par exemple) ou un podcast (Apple Podcasts) serait également un très gros plus.
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Can’t filter for read/unread articles

I’ve paid for every version of Reeder and really wanted to like this version. Reeder classic allowed me to go through 80 feeds/day in under 30 minutes. Key for me was that I could note which items I had already read. That made it easy for me to skip certain feeds and then catch-up at a later date or just mark a week’s worth of news gone in a key stroke.

That’s all gone now. I can’t tell what I have already read, so the timeline just becomes a clutter of articles with no sense of what I have already looked at. The author has created an app that meets his need to go through the news every day. However, that’s not my workflow, so I’ll be uninstalling the app.

On a side note: i’d be happy to pay the same subscription fee for Reeder Classic. It’s still the best RSS reader out there and I’d love to see it maintained properly.
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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Feeds failing to import or sync correctly

Bug

Inconsistent timeline ordering and display

Bug

Podcast and video playback issues

Bug

Crashes and stability problems

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Requested Features

6 requests

Add read/unread status indicators

Feature

Improve feed organization with folders

Feature

Provide more customization options for layout and typography

Feature

Integrate with third-party RSS services

Feature

Introduce keyboard shortcuts for common actions

Feature

Add option to hide read/viewed content

Feature

FAQ

What is Reeder?

Reeder is an app designed to bring together articles, videos, podcasts, and social media posts into a single, unified timeline. It aims to simplify content consumption by offering a centralized place to manage what you follow.

Does Reeder have ads?

No, Reeder does not contain advertisements. It is designed to provide an ad-free reading and listening experience for its users.

What devices does Reeder support?

Reeder is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, allowing for a consistent experience across Apple devices. It utilizes iCloud for seamless syncing of your content and preferences.

How much does Reeder cost?

Reeder offers a free version with optional subscription plans. Monthly subscriptions are $1.99, and yearly subscriptions are $14.99, providing access to premium features and services.

How often is Reeder updated?

The latest version of Reeder is 2026.11.2, and it was last updated on October 30, 2026. Updates are frequent, ensuring the app remains current with new features and bug fixes.

What are the subscription options for Reeder?

Reeder offers both monthly and yearly subscription plans. The monthly plan costs $1.99 per month, while the yearly plan is priced at $14.99 per year, offering a cost-saving option for long-term users.

Is Reeder suitable for younger users?

Reeder has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for mature audiences. This is likely due to the nature of the content users may aggregate and consume through the app.

How does Reeder handle syncing?

Reeder uses iCloud to sync subscriptions, timeline position, and tagged items across all your devices. This ensures that your reading progress and saved content are consistent and available wherever you are.