Newsflow review
A free iOS and Android reader for curated, multi-source news.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Newsflow brings current stories from more than 100 publishers into a mobile news reader for people who want to follow several sources in one place. Its top channel covers stories across categories, while category and publisher-specific channels let readers shape what appears in their feed. The app is available for Android and iOS and is free to use, making it a fit for individual readers who prefer a curated mobile feed over visiting publishers one by one.
The channel controls are the core of the experience. Readers can select and reorder categories, pin preferred publishers, and mute sources they do not want to see. Newsflow also offers International, German, Swiss, and Hungarian editions, along with scheduled daily news notifications and the option to save stories for later. These features suit readers who want to tune their feed and return to articles on their own schedule, though the product’s focus is on aggregation and curation rather than a broader reading or publishing toolkit.
Newsflow is free, with no paid tiers described. Stories link to publishers, so access to an article may depend on the destination publisher’s paywall. The mobile-only availability also makes it a less suitable choice for readers who want a desktop or web reading experience, and support is listed via email. Choose Newsflow if free, source-customized news on a phone is the priority; readers seeking direct access to publisher content or a cross-device experience should consider alternatives.
Newsflow pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Aggregates stories from 100+ publishers in one app
- Choose, reorder, and mute category or publisher channels
- Schedule daily notifications and save stories for later
- Where it doesn't
- Available only on iOS and Android
- Stories link to publisher sites, where paywalls may apply
- Email is the only listed support channel
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