Syndic

Description

Syndic is a native RSS reader built for people who want to read, not fight their app. No accounts, no ads, no algorithm — just your feeds, beautifully presented on iPhone and iPad. Add any RSS, Atom or JSON Feed source with a single URL. Your articles land in Inbox, ready to read. Save what matters to Favorites or Read Later. Organize your feeds into folders and keep everything in sync across all your devices with iCloud. Import your existing subscriptions from any RSS reader via OPML — or pick from 40+ feeds we've already curated for you across Apple, Tech, News, Science, Design, Dev, Podcasts, YouTube and Social. Syndic gets out of your way and lets you read. Features — RSS, Atom and JSON Feed 1.1 support — Inbox, Favorites, Read Later — Folders to organize your feeds — iCloud sync across iPhone, iPad, macOS — OPML import and export — 40+ curated feeds to get started — no searching for URLs — Syndic is available in Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Portuguese (Brazil), and Simplified Chinese, alongside English.

This update gives articles a calmer, more editorial look, makes getting around on iPhone feel smoother, and makes the feeds in Discover more dependable. - A redesigned article view on Mac, iPhone, and iPad: the cover photo or video now sits on top, followed by the headline, a short summary, and an opening letter that sets the text apart. - The Ember theme now reads in an elegant serif typeface, while the default Syndic theme keeps its familiar look. - Every article ends with a tidy footer showing the author, the source, and the date, plus a "Read more" button when there is more to read. - Smoother navigation on iPhone: swipe right to go back, and swipe left to jump to your Inbox or to the article you were reading. Screens now glide along with your finger as rounded cards, with a preview of where you're heading. - A new loading screen for your Inbox: a colorful animated ring counts down the feeds still on their way, with friendly messages while your timeline gets ready. - On iPhone, the list now has an arrow to jump straight back to the top, and Search moves into the "more" menu next to Refresh. - Photo captions now appear as "Photo:" under the headline, and match the right picture in galleries. - On Mac, click any photo to see it larger, floating over the whole window. Click outside it, or press Esc, to go back to the article. - Photos and videos that some publishers keep behind "Continue reading" now show up in the full article. - Videos now appear as the cover in more feeds. - Fixed long divider lines in some articles that could make the page scroll sideways. - Short previews now open in full on Mac: when a feed only sends a line or a teaser (like ABC News or El País), the whole article is fetched automatically, with no need to tap "Read more". If the full text can't be reached, you simply keep the short version. - Easier reading on Mac: a little more comfortable line spacing, and more breathing room between the end of an article and its footer. - Posts from Mastodon, Bluesky, and Reddit on Mac now follow the same tidy layout as articles, with the author shown in the footer, and without the extra tags and "view" links. - The opening letter now also appears on articles that come as a single, longer paragraph, on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. - Cleaner endings: leftover lines that some sites add automatically (such as "This article first appeared on…") are gone. - On Mac, the "+" menu now opens and closes silently, and its sound setting is gone. - Fixed blank gaps that could appear in the timeline when the same article arrived from two feeds. - On Mac, fixed a feed that could go missing from the sidebar after its folder had been deleted on another device. It now shows up with your other feeds. - Discover refreshed: Boxing News Online joins Sports, and three feeds that no longer fit (Codrops, Hacker News, and CSS-Tricks) are gone. - Various small polish and reliability fixes.

Information

Seller

Arturo Rey

Category

News

Version

1.7

Requires

iOS 17.6+

Size

16.3 MB

Age Rating

4+