Feeds vs Feedwright

Feeds - the reader that builds feeds and learns your taste, all on your phone. • Turn any website into a feed - even ones with no RSS. Feeds reads a page's actual structure to find the articles, so you can follow your kid's school site, your local team, or a blog that's never heard of RSS. Standard RSS, Atom and JSON Feed work too, of course. • A real on-device AI, not a filter list. Mark articles good or bad (or just keep reading - it notices) and an on-device model reorders what you see next. It's the same engine behind your main feed, your daily push, and your widget - one brain, not three separate gimmicks. Traditional group-by-source included too, of course. • Actually private, not just "AI-labeled." The model that learns your taste never leaves your device - no analytics, nothing. • One push a day, hand-picked by your AI - not "top stories for everyone," top stories for you. • A home-screen widget curated by that same AI, always current. • Mute topics instantly - no waiting around for an algorithm to catch on. • Full-text search that's actually instant, across your whole archive. • Full-article offline downloads - read on a plane, underground, wherever. • Read inline, then just keep scrolling. New articles always land below, never on top, so you never lose your place or need to pull-to-refresh. • Free to download. Unlock premium features if you want them, or use it free forever. No account required. The app is a free download with many features included! You can unlock all remaining features with a one time purchase OR a subscription: • The subscription is called 'Premium Monthly' and it will renew on a monthly basis • Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase • Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period • Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal • Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to iCloud's Account Settings after purchase Read the app's terms of use: https://feeds-app.com/eula.html Read the app's privacy policy: https://feeds-app.com/privacy.html

Feedwright reads feeds and keeps an eye on pages. No account, everything on your device. WHAT FEEDWRIGHT DOES Read feeds RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, Reddit and YouTube channels, none of them requiring a login. Bring your sources from another reader over as an OPML file, from Feedly, Inoreader, NetNewsWire or Feeder. A feed from any page Paste an address and you are done. If the site has no feed, Feedwright builds one from the page itself. New articles arrive unread, like everything else. Keep an eye on a page Pages without articles can be added too: a pricing page, a job listing, a changelog. Feedwright reports when something there changes. Where Apple Intelligence is available, the device decides whether a change means anything, so a new date or a cookie notice is not reported. Reader view Articles open without ads, cookie banners or waiting. You set the typeface, size, line spacing and theme. Read aloud Any article can be read out loud, with Lock Screen controls. Siri and Spotlight "What's new?" gets answered without the app ever opening. WHAT DOES NOT HAPPEN No account, no sign-up. Everything runs on your device. No ads, no recommendations, no ranking by popularity. No data collection, no analytics. FREE AND PLUS Free: 15 sources. A source is a feed or a watched page. Includes every reading feature, OPML import and export. Feedwright Plus: unlimited sources, rules to highlight or mute individual words, Family Sharing for up to six people. The subscription runs until you cancel it and is managed in App Store settings. Questions and bugs: support@kornelius.org Privacy policy: https://kornelius.org/feedwright/datenschutz Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/