Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Android
- F-Droid


QuiteRSS has been discontinued. Similar apps include Feedly, which has a free version. Other options are Inoreader, FreshRSS, Feeder and Fluent Reader. There's no shortage of RSS Readers like QuiteRSS, with more than 100 alternatives for the web, Android, iPhone, Mac and iPad.


News Coverage helps busy professionals stay informed with latest news from many countries and regions. Track trends, ask AI, read in-depth analysis, and keep updated with topics you care about.




Personalized AI news digest — choose your sources, filter by sentiment, set keyword rules, and get multilingual summaries in minutes.




RSS reader with a social media-style interface. Scroll or swipe through news, podcasts, and YouTube — no algorithms, you control everything.




Feedlane is a user-friendly RSS reader with a sleek design and powerful tools. With full Fever API compatibility, it works seamlessly with Reeder, Unread, Fiery Feeds, FocusReader, and Feedme—keeping your feeds in sync across all your devices.




Muuted is a web-based feed reader with no recommendation algorithm. You choose the sources — websites and RSS feeds, YouTube channels, and Bluesky accounts — and mute the words and topics you do not want to see.



Privacy-focused browser extension that auto-discovers RSS feeds on any website, with unlimited local storage, collections, and no account required.




Daigest connects your information sources and automatically generates a structured AI briefing you can read in minutes — then share with one link.

The most efficient and precise way to get news: let Agents analyze and extract relevant news from global sources based on user's custom, precise topics, completely freeing users from inefficient keyword searches, language barrier and cluttered information feed.


A news app that gathers everything you follow into one feed and rewrites its ranking whenever you tell it what you want.




NewsGoat is a terminal-based RSS reader written in Go using the bubbletea TUI framework. It's inspired by Newsbeuter/Newsboat and provides a vi-like interface for reading RSS feeds.
