TechnoDaily vs Tribb

All your sources. One brief. TechnoDaily brings your Gmail newsletters, RSS feeds and YouTube channels into one reader that learns what matters to you, on your device, and shows you a short selection instead of a pile of unread items. TechnoDaily is a paid app with no ads and no free tier. For the first 3 days, everything is open, with no purchase and no commitment. Then: a yearly subscription, with a 14-day free trial for a first subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. One purchase covers iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro. You are the customer, not the product. A SELECTION, NOT A PILE In For You, the Unread view shows at most 30 reads at a time, picked from the last 48 hours and sorted into three groups: "Just In", "Today", "You may have missed". The tab badge counts that selection, never the volume. The Daily Brief gathers the topics several of your sources are covering, usually three, with their articles. On an Apple Intelligence-compatible device, a summary paragraph is added, generated on the device; without Apple Intelligence, the Daily Brief is still there. If you turn it on, a morning notification announces it at the time you choose (7:30 AM by default): "3 topics this morning". ONE PLACE Your Gmail newsletters, read outside your inbox, with read-only access. Any website through its RSS feed, which the app finds from the site's address; a subreddit too, by pasting its address. OPML import and export to bring your subscriptions along. The latest videos from your YouTube channels, through your Google account. And starter sources in your language. YOUR READING IS NOBODY'S BUSINESS BUT YOURS Your content and reading activity stay on your devices and in your personal iCloud; ranking, topic grouping and summaries are computed on the device. No TechnoDaily account to create, no ads, no ad profile, no advertising or tracking SDK. Anonymous, aggregated usage statistics are off by default. For Gmail, TechnoDaily has passed the independent security audit required by Google (CASA). ALSO • Followed topics: follow a topic, see what changes day after day, share the dossier. • Entity pages: the people and organizations in a topic, day by day, over seven days. • What the app has learned: what the engine took from your reading, and what it does not learn. • Your corrections, synced across your devices: "Not interested", "This doesn't belong here", "Exclude from brief". • Saved: your saved items and your Read Later queue, all types together. • Search: titles, summaries and full text of everything already on your device, even offline. • Refine: smart or recent sort, content types, blocked keywords. • Reading: adjustable text size, and "Next in your feed" at the end of each article. • Article summaries by Apple Intelligence, generated on the device (compatible devices). • Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight, and a widget you can set to the Daily Brief or to a followed topic. • Four tabs: For You, Sources, Saved, Search. • Optimized for iPhone Duo: closed, your list; open, the list and the article side by side, as on iPad and on large iPhones in landscape. • Mac: native app, menu bar, ⌘1 to ⌘4 for tabs, ⌘R to refresh, ⌘F to search, ⌘, for settings, separate article window, Dock badge. REQUIREMENTS iPhone, iPad, Apple Vision Pro: iOS 26, iPadOS 26 or visionOS 26, or later. Mac: macOS 26.1 or later. Summaries: Apple Intelligence-compatible device. Five languages: English, French, Spanish, Simplified Chinese and Japanese. If TechnoDaily is useful to you, a rating on the App Store helps an independent app. Terms of Use: https://www.technoandco.fr/technodaily/conditions.html Privacy Policy: https://www.technoandco.fr/technodaily/confidentialite.html

Tribb is a calm RSS reader for iPhone and iPad. Follow the sources you choose and read them in one quiet place. The Reader shows your unread posts one at a time. Save a post, mark it as read, or choose Read at end to see it after everything else. Articles lists your Unread, All, and Saved posts. Articles open on the publisher’s own webpage, with native controls to save and summarize. Create an on-device Summary with Apple Intelligence when it is available. Tribb does not send article text to a third-party AI provider. Follow RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, podcasts, and supported video feeds. Start with suggested feeds, add a feed by its address, or import an OPML file. Export your feeds as OPML at any time. Listen with background audio, AirPlay, and system playback controls. Reading Stats shows your streak, best streak, a 24-week heatmap, and your most read feeds, counted on your device. Widgets show your unread count, newest headlines, and reading streak on the Home Screen. Streak widgets also work on the Lock Screen and in StandBy. Ask Siri what’s new in Tribb, save the article on screen, subscribe to the page you’re reading, or resume the last episode. The same actions work in Shortcuts. On iPad, Articles, Feeds, and Search show the list beside the article. Your library starts on this device. With private iCloud sync, your feeds, Saved posts, reading positions, and stats stay the same on your iPhone and iPad. Tribb requires no account and adds no ads, tracking, or third-party analytics. Publisher webpages can contain ads and tracking.