Reeder

Reeder is Silvio Rizzi's reading app, rebuilt around a single timeline rather than unread counts. It pulls RSS feeds together with videos, podcasts and posts from social networks, so everything you follow appears in one scrolling view, and your position in that timeline is kept in step across your devices through iCloud. Rather than trying to replace dedicated clients, Reeder gives you a central place to keep up and can hand items off to other apps when you want to go deeper. You can build custom timelines with filters based on keywords, media type or feed type, and save links from Safari or other apps through the share extension into Links, Favorites, Bookmarks and Later collections. Tags can also be published as shared feeds in JSON Feed format, readable in a browser or another feed reader. Content is fetched directly from its sources, and only subscriptions, timeline position and tagged items are synced. Recent updates added a per-feed option to exclude Shorts from YouTube feeds and a vertical bar in landscape on all iPhones. The app is free to download with in-app purchases. Version 2026.11, released on October 22, 2026, is the first to mention iPhone Duo, describing it as initial support.

Features

• Single timeline for RSS, videos, podcasts and social posts
• Timeline position synced via iCloud
• Custom filtered timelines
• Save links via the share extension
• Publish tags as shared JSON feeds
• Option to exclude YouTube Shorts per feed

The release notes for Reeder 2026.11 (October 22, 2026) list "Initial support for iPhone Duo" as a new feature. The same notes say that on all iPhones, not just Duo, Reeder now uses a vertical bar in landscape. No layout or feature specific to the folded or unfolded phone has been described, so it is listed as Compatible. DuoDiscover has not yet tested it on a device.

Reeder is developed by Silvio Rizzi.

Official website: reederapp.com