Newsbin: RSS Reader

Your news. Your way. On every Apple device. Newsbin is a fast, distraction-free RSS reader built for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro. Follow your favorite blogs, news sites, and newsletters with a clean, modern interface that puts content first — no ads, no tracking, no algorithmic noise. With Home Screen and desktop widgets, system-wide Spotlight search, and seamless iCloud sync, Newsbin keeps your news close at hand and instantly accessible across all your devices. Whether you’re skimming headlines, following your favorite creators, or diving deep into niche topics, Newsbin keeps your feeds organized, synced, and ready — wherever you read. Highlights Feels native everywhere — Built with Swift 6 and SwiftUI, Newsbin looks and performs beautifully across Apple platforms. Widgets and Spotlight search — Check headlines at a glance and instantly find articles using system-wide search. Ultra-fast iCloud sync — Stay perfectly in sync across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro. Smart organization — Use tags, blocklists, and smart groups to curate exactly what you want to see. Custom views — Browse feeds in list, grid, or large-preview layouts. Unread indicators — Track what’s new with simple dots and badges. Offline reading — Read saved articles anywhere, anytime. Thoughtful notifications — Get alerts only when new unread stories arrive. Automatic background refresh — Feeds stay current quietly in the background. Full-article reading — Enjoy complete, distraction-free stories without leaving the app. OPML import — Bring in your existing RSS subscriptions in seconds. Private by design — Your feeds and reading habits are never tracked or shared. Whether you’re a casual reader or an RSS power user, Newsbin is a clean, private, and lightning-fast way to stay informed — beautifully integrated across every Apple device. What users are saying “If Apple Mail and Apple Notes had a baby, Newsbin would be it and I lo…ve it!” - A. S. “I really like the app UI. I have been an RSS reader since the times of Google Reader and have used so many apps for RSS reading. This one has really caught my eye.” — Guillermo F, Tecnocracia (www.tecnocracia.com.co)