Cost / License
- Free Personal
- Proprietary
Platforms
- iPhone
- iPad

Apps similar to BeyondPod include Feedly, which has a free version. Other options are AntennaPod, FreshRSS, Pocket Casts and Feedbro. You're spoiled for choice with RSS Readers like BeyondPod: we list more than 100 alternatives for iPhone, Android, the web, iPad and Mac.


RSS Runner is the fastest and simplest feed reader for iPod Touch and iPhone !
Now optimized for iOS 6 and iPhone 5!



NewsSpot is your app to sync your articles as quick as a wink, store text and images for offline reading and search your articles in a gorgeous and modern way.



Awasu is a state-of-the-art feed reader that comes loaded with features for both casual personal use and professional, high-powered information management.

NewsFlurry the news perusing site has a various scope of specialties running from Entertainment, Blockchain, Technology, Business. NewsFlurry is useful for all your friends and family, relatives, proficient associates, companions.

A simple yet capable RSS reader designed specifically for the Apple Watch.
Log in with your The Old Reader account and start reading!
Supports glances to see how many unread items are in your RSS queue and from what sources.



Feeddler is a fast and highly customizable RSS Reader that presents RSS stories in an easy-to-ready interface. Feeddler is a universal app that supports iPhones, iPod touches, and iPads. The free version is ad-supported.




Personalised podcasts for you! Receive the latest news and trends through engaging podcast episodes instead of robotic text-to-speech voices.



journalist is a lightweight daemon and CLI written in Go, focused on simplicity and integrability. As usually, I chose GO because it’s simply the quickest way to put things like these together, and it gives a statically-linked, single a.out in the end.
Offline reader for Twitter and blogs. Fetches full articles when online, and formats them for mobile reading.




Photon is an RSS/Atom reader with the focus on speed, usability, and a bit of UNIX philosophy.

