A straightforward RSS reader

The RSS reader
that puts you in control.

A chronological home for every publication you follow—without rankings, recommendations, an RSS Edition account or another subscription.

RSS Edition Today screen showing unread stories in chronological order
Current Today screen
RSS Edition Feeds screen showing subscribed publications and unread counts
Current Feeds screen

Nothing to learn

It behaves like a feed reader should.

No ranking engine. No discovery feed. Just the sources you chose, in the order they published.

01

Chronological by design

Newest or oldest first. Order is never inferred from behaviour or content.

02

Honest article opening

Reader, in-app web, Safari or text only—with a remembered default for every feed.

03

Built for real feeds

OPML import and export, feed discovery, extraction fallbacks and malformed XML handled without drama.

The reading view is the product

Give every article room to breathe.

Eleven device fonts, live sizing, line spacing, margins and Dynamic Type. If extraction fails, RSS Edition tells the truth and offers the right next step.

ReaderWeb pageSafariText only
Reading themes
Current RSS Edition Reader screen showing a clean article view
Current Reader screen from RSS Edition 1.0

Built for serious reading

Depth without the squeeze.

Serious feed-reading capability in plain English, without turning the interface into a control panel.

01

Feeds and OPML

URL discovery, import and export, folders, duplicate handling and feed editing.

02

Chronological Today

Lead story, rows, source filters, configurable excerpts, swipes, refresh and undo.

03

Four article modes

Reader, in-app web, Safari and text only, with global and per-feed defaults.

04

Reading craft

Fallback extraction, structured text and links, images, reading progress and a focused toolbar.

05

Typography and themes

Eleven fonts, size, spacing, margins, bold text, Dynamic Type and four reading themes.

06

Feed organisation

Folders, ordering, mute, unsubscribe and feed editing without crowding the reading list.

07

Offline reading and search

Downloaded article text, saved items, local title and source search, and retention controls.

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Private iCloud sync

Subscriptions, folders, feed order, muted state and article-opening preferences—with local-only fallback.

09

Native across iOS

Article sharing, background refresh, selected-feed notifications and layouts for iPhone and iPad.

10

Accessible ownership

Dynamic Type, light and dark themes, reduced-motion support, one unlock and no tracking.

Current iPad capture

The same reader, native to a larger screen.

A successful five-feed restore shown in the current landscape layout, with the same navigation model as iPhone.

Current RSS Edition iPad Feeds screen after restoring five feeds

Dependable by default

Failure states are part of the product.

No blank screens

Useful actions for no feeds, unread, saved items and search results.

One bad feed stays one

Inline refresh errors never block the other subscriptions.

Offline stays calm

Downloaded article text remains available without disruptive dialogs.

iCloud is optional

The reader continues locally when private sync is unavailable.

Contact RSS Edition

Questions, feedback or support.

Messages are delivered privately through this website. You can also email [email protected].

Typical response: within two business days
Never include passwords or feed credentials
Privacy and deletion requests use this protected channel

Your message and reply address are used only to answer this request. See our Privacy Policy.

Privacy in plain English

What stays on your device stays yours.

Our policy explains local article storage, private CloudKit sync, purchases, diagnostics, contact submissions and Turnstile.

Read the Privacy Policy

Test RSS Edition

Put RSS Edition through its paces.

Join the free beta on iPhone or iPad. Try your real feeds, then tell us what broke, what confused you, and what would make RSS Edition better.

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