Quick Reads vs QuikNews

*Requires an active Quick Reads account.* Save articles. Read them later. Simple as that. A beautiful, distraction-free home for the articles that matter. Save from anywhere, highlight what resonates, and build your personal reading library. Beautiful reading experience Articles are stripped down to just the words and images. No ads, no pop-ups, no clutter. Choose from carefully tuned themes including Sepia, Cream, and Midnight, and read comfortably day or night. Highlight what matters Mark the passages worth remembering. All your highlights live in one place, easy to revisit later, and you can share a beautifully formatted highlight card to anywhere you'd like. Built natively for iOS Quick Reads is written in the latest Apple frameworks. That means it feels fast, looks at home on your device, and takes full advantage of features like the system share sheet, dark mode, Dynamic Type, and offline reading. Save articles from any app with the Share Extension, even when you're offline. Organize your way Tag articles to group them by topic, project, or mood. Archive what you've finished. Search across everything you've ever saved. Indie software, honest pricing Quick Reads is built by one person with exactly zero VC funding. No engagement metrics, no dark patterns, no selling your data. Just a focused tool made for people who want to read more of the good stuff on the internet.

QuikNews brings every news source you trust into one fast, clean, distraction-free feed. Add any site's RSS or Atom feed — or just enter a website and QuikNews finds the feed for you — and read everything in one place, on your terms. A reader that respects your attention Open any article in Reader Mode: just the text, beautifully typeset, with adjustable font size, spacing, and color themes. No pop-ups, no autoplay video, no clutter. Apple Intelligence, on your device Get instant article summaries and a daily briefing of your top stories, generated entirely on-device. Nothing is sent to a server. Your news, everywhere • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets with the latest headlines • Apple Watch app for headlines at a glance • Siri: just say "What's the latest with QuikNews" • iCloud sync keeps sources, bookmarks, and notes on all your devices Make it yours • Six view styles, from compact lists to full-screen cards • Bookmarks with offline copies — read anywhere, even with no connection • Notes with quoted passages, saved per article • Keyword alerts notify you when topics you follow appear • Hide articles you don't want to see; organize sources with tags and categories Private by design QuikNews has no accounts, no ads, no tracking, and no analytics. Your feeds are fetched directly from publishers; your data stays on your device and in your private iCloud.