mattered | NEWS APP vs Gatherly

"mattered" is the news app that lets you concentrate on the news you interested in instead of giving you tons of unrelated news articles to you. How? You follow the news by keywords. Seriously, any keywords. Business information you desperately follow, celebrity gossip, articles about the electrical appliances you want to purchase, you name it. Those are the benefit of this app compare to other "news" apps. - Fast performance. - It only shows the articles related to the keywords you're following. - High-resolution article image. - Switch keyword by just swiping. - Ads-free experience on simple article reader. -Tips for Use- You can follow the keywords as many as you want. So why don't you put all the keywords you come up with your interest? For example, I'm personally following keywords like the favorite fashion brands, the places I want to visit, and the specific game title I love to play. The tab for each keyword on the top screen can be reordered or remove from the menu. You can bookmark the articles you find interesting or want to read it later. Try changing the app theme and find the one suited to you. We want to make this app better and more polished. So don't hesitate to reach us for your new idea or report the bug. Thank you.

Gatherly - An RSS Reader for Your Feeds Gather your chosen blog and news feeds in one place, read at your pace, and save articles to find again. Gatherly is a free RSS reader for feeds you choose to follow. Add a feed with an RSS URL or a website address, review the preview, and subscribe. If you already have a feed list, import it from an OPML file. Export your subscribed feeds as OPML when you need a portable list. Organize feeds with tags, mark articles as read, and save the ones you want to revisit. Open a saved item from the Saved view. Explore trends, recommended feeds, categories, and topics in Discover. Keyword search creates a Google News RSS feed so you can subscribe to a topic. When iCloud is available, feeds, tags, and saved items can sync between your devices. To get started, choose Add RSS Feed in Settings, enter a URL, and open your first article. You can also start by importing OPML. No ads and no tracking, so you can focus on reading.