Feedler review
Feedler adds story grouping, extraction and offline reading to RSS across Apple devices.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Feedler is an RSS reader for iPhone, iPad and Mac, aimed at readers who want more control over how subscribed articles are collected and read. It can extract full articles from many sites, group coverage of the same story into Trending Stories, and support typography and theme customization. On-device summaries, text-to-speech and offline caching add ways to process and read articles. Its scope is RSS rather than personalized news feeds, so it suits people who curate sources and want a more capable reader across Apple devices.
The standout is its range of reading and feed-handling tools. Readers can customize article extraction and parsers per feed, discover RSS feeds, and browse curated topic packs. Trending Stories groups related coverage from subscribed feeds, while summaries run on-device. Text-to-speech and caching of articles and images support listening and offline reading. The ecosystem spans local RSS, iCloud and third-party sync services including Feedbin, Inoreader, NewsBlur, FreshRSS and Miniflux; OPML import and export are also supported. This combination is useful for readers managing feeds across services, rather than those seeking access to paywalled news or a personalized feed.
Feedler has a free plan, but its description limits that tier to one Local RSS account and five feeds. Feedler Unlimited adds unlimited feeds, sync services, iCloud sync and OPML import. Published pricing is €1.99 per month or €9.99 per year; the vendor says prices vary by location and the local price appears in the app. A seven-day free trial is listed. Feedler is a better fit for Apple users who value RSS customization and its reading features than for people who need other platforms or a broad news service. The vendor's FAQ describes it as in public beta on TestFlight and says App Store release is upcoming, while the homepage displays an App Store download link.
Feedler pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Extracts full articles with per-feed parser customization
- Groups related coverage into Trending Stories
- Offers offline reading, text-to-speech and on-device summaries
- Where it doesn't
- Available only on iOS, iPadOS and macOS
- Free plan is limited to one Local RSS account and five feeds
- Paid features such as sync services and OPML import require a subscription
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