Reeder
Follow feeds, videos and podcasts in 1 timeline
The verdict
There are no unread counts in Reeder; it remembers your spot in one timeline of RSS feeds, YouTube channels, podcasts and Mastodon and Bluesky posts, and syncs that spot through iCloud. You can also build filtered timelines by keyword or media type. If you like working through folders until the badge hits zero, the free NetNewsWire is the better fit, and Reeder's subscription is $14.99 a year.
Get it if
You follow blogs, YouTube channels and Mastodon accounts and want to scroll them like one feed.
Skip it if
You like clearing unread badges folder by folder; NetNewsWire works that way and is free.
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What it helps you do
- Follow blogs, YouTube and podcasts in 1 place
- Pick up reading where you left off
- Filter your timeline down to 1 topic
- Save links from Safari to read later
What it really costs
Pay once or subscribe? Drag to see the total after each year.
Pay-once totals leave out paid upgrades to future major versions.
Plans and prices
Free
FreeFree download from the App Store
Subscription
$1.99$1.99 a month or $14.99 a year in the App Store
What changed
Version 2026.11.2
FIXED · Various layout issues. · Potential video detail viewer crash. · Potential crash on launch
Added to The Useful Apps
Pick something else if
Readwise ReaderPick it if you read dozens of articles and PDFs a week and want every highlight searchable later.From $9.99
NetNewsWirePick this if you follow blogs and news sites and want a free, ad-free list of new posts.Free, open source
MatterPick this if you save more than you read and would rather hear articles on a walk, on iPhone or iPad.Free to start
Reeder head to head
The details
- Runs on
- Mac, iPhone, iPad
- Requires
- macOS 17.0 or later
- Version
- 2026.11.2
- Size
- 31 MB
- Made by
- Silvio Rizzi
- Rating
- 4.3 from 906 ratings on the App Store
- iCloud sync
- Syncs across your devices
- Privacy
- Collects no data, per its App Store label
- Family Sharing
- 1 purchase for the family
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