Tilde: RSS Reader

Tilde shows new posts from the blogs, news sites and newsletters you follow. That's all it does. No account, no ads, nothing recommended to you, and your reading list stays on your iPhone. When you've read everything new, the list is empty and it tells you so. It doesn't fill itself back up. Adding a site is easy: paste its address and Tilde looks for the feed. Coming from another reader? Import your OPML file and your folders come along as groups. Every article you open is saved in full, so you can search for it later, even if the original page is gone. When a feed only gives you a line and a link, tap "Read the full article" and Tilde pulls the text from the page for you. There are no analytics or trackers. Remote images stay off unless you turn them on, since images are a common way to track readers. Made for iPhone Duo too. The outer display shows one pane at a time. Open the phone and the inner display has room for your sources, the list and the article side by side. Some other things: - Feeds come straight from each site, not through a server of mine - Works offline once articles are downloaded - Older feeds in odd character sets show up as proper text - Group your sources, each group with its own unread count - RSS, Atom and RDF A new install doesn't subscribe you to anything. You get a short list of popular feeds to pick from, or you can add your own. Tilde is free, with no in-app purchases or subscriptions.