JustPlain News vs Gatherly

JustPlainNews You choose the news. Not an algorithm. Tired of apps deciding what you should read? JustPlainNews brings news back to basics. No recommendations. No trending topics. No endless noise. Just the sources you trust — presented clearly and in order. What JustPlainNews Does * Add any website URL * Read articles in a clean, distraction-free view * See updates in simple chronological order * Optionally get notified when new content is published What It Doesn’t Do * No “recommended for you” * No algorithms or personalization * No tracking what you read * No social feeds or comments * No clutter Designed for Clarity JustPlainNews is built on a simple idea: you already know what you want to read. Paste your sources, open the app, and read — that’s it. Privacy First * No data mining * No behavioral tracking * No hidden analytics Your reading habits stay yours. Simple by Design JustPlainNews follows a minimalist philosophy: * Fewer features * Fewer distractions * A better reading experience Perfect For * Following your favorite blogs * Reading independent journalism * Cutting through noise and staying focused JustPlainNews — because simple software lasts.

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.