World News Reader - TTS & RSS

Stay informed with current events, global stories, and breaking news through a modern, fast, independent RSS news aggregator!

World News Reader is a smart, private news companion. It brings together publicly available RSS feeds, headlines, and breaking news links from trusted world sources into one sleek, personalized reading experience. Whether you want a quick morning briefing, custom home screen widgets, or a deep dive into global events, this app keeps you connected to what matters.

🚀 Fast RSS Reader & Offline Cache Smooth, lightning-fast reading interface. With Instant-Load (Cache-First) technology, headlines appear immediately, even offline or on slow connections.

🎧 Text to Speech (TTS) – Listen on the Go Too busy to read? Built-in TTS reads the latest news and article summaries aloud. Perfect for commutes, workouts, or multitasking — turn your daily news into a personal audio podcast!

🔹 Key Features:

Home Screen Widgets: Monitor top stories and your daily briefing without opening the app ("World News" & "Smart Briefing" widgets). Massive Global Library: Trusted sources across 100+ countries — major international outlets, RSS feeds, and local publishers. Global & Continent Coverage: Browse by continent (Europe, Americas, Asia, Africa) or topic (Tech, Politics, Business, Sports). Smart Daily Briefing: A hand-picked selection of the most important news for a quick 2-minute overview. My Feed (Personalized): Follow your favorite publishers and sources to build a feed tailored to your interests. Bookmark & Offline Mode: Save stories to read anytime, no connection required. Premium Reading Experience: Clean, distraction-free UI with glassmorphism design, adjustable fonts, and full Dark Mode.

🛡? Privacy-First (No Tracking): World News Reader operates without tracking your identity, reading habits, or search history. We only collect anonymous crash reports for app stability. Ad-supported, secure, and clean.

?? Note: This app is not an official news outlet and produces no original content. All articles, headlines, photos, and logos remain the property of their original publishers, who receive full source attribution and click-through credit. Publishers wishing to have their feed removed can contact the developer directly.