Fleet Reader

Fleet Reader is a feed reader for following news sites, blogs, and other publications in one place. Subscribe to the sites you read, browse their latest articles, and keep track of what you've read. On an iPad or a computer, your subscriptions, article list, and reader sit side by side. On a phone, tap a subscription to see its articles, then tap an article to read it. • Follow RSS, Atom, RDF, and JSON feeds, and organize subscriptions into collections. • Read across every subscription in Today, All Unread, and Starred. • Search your articles and star the ones you want to keep. • Read articles in the app, load the full article when the site allows it, or open it in your browser. • Adjust text size, fonts, and colors, and choose a light or dark appearance. • Import and export your subscriptions as OPML. Fleet Reader fetches feeds directly from the sites you follow and keeps your library on your device. You can read without an account. Experimental WebDAV sync shares your subscriptions, read status, and stars across devices through a server you choose. Fleet Reader is open source under the Apache 2.0 license: github.com/Fleet-Reader/Fleet-Reader

Fleet Reader is a feed reader for following news sites, blogs, and other publications in one place. Subscribe to the sites you read, browse their latest articles, and keep track of what you've read. On an iPad or a computer, your subscriptions, article list, and reader sit side by side. On a phone, tap a subscription to see its articles, then tap an article to read it. • Follow RSS, Atom, RDF, and JSON feeds, and organize subscriptions into collections. • Read across every subscription in Today, All Unread, and Starred. • Search your articles and star the ones you want to keep. • Read articles in the app, load the full article when the site allows it, or open it in your browser. • Adjust text size, fonts, and colors, and choose a light or dark appearance. • Import and export your subscriptions as OPML. Fleet Reader fetches feeds directly from the sites you follow and keeps your library on your device. You can read without an account. Experimental WebDAV sync shares your subscriptions, read status, and stars across devices through a server you choose. Fleet Reader is open source under the Apache 2.0 license: github.com/Fleet-Reader/Fleet-Reader

Fleet Reader is a feed reader for following news sites, blogs, and other publications in one place. Subscribe to the sites you read, browse their latest articles, and keep track of what you've read. On an iPad or a computer, your subscriptions, article list, and reader sit side by side. On a phone, tap a subscription to see its articles, then tap an article to read it. • Follow RSS, Atom, RDF, and JSON feeds, and organize subscriptions into collections. • Read across every subscription in Today, All Unread, and Starred. • Search your articles and star the ones you want to keep. • Read articles in the app, load the full article when the site allows it, or open it in your browser. • Adjust text size, fonts, and colors, and choose a light or dark appearance. • Import and export your subscriptions as OPML. Fleet Reader fetches feeds directly from the sites you follow and keeps your library on your device. You can read without an account. Experimental WebDAV sync shares your subscriptions, read status, and stars across devices through a server you choose. Fleet Reader is open source under the Apache 2.0 license: github.com/Fleet-Reader/Fleet-Reader

Fleet Reader is a feed reader for following news sites, blogs, and other publications in one place. Subscribe to the sites you read, browse their latest articles, and keep track of what you've read. On an iPad or a computer, your subscriptions, article list, and reader sit side by side. On a phone, tap a subscription to see its articles, then tap an article to read it. • Follow RSS, Atom, RDF, and JSON feeds, and organize subscriptions into collections. • Read across every subscription in Today, All Unread, and Starred. • Search your articles and star the ones you want to keep. • Read articles in the app, load the full article when the site allows it, or open it in your browser. • Adjust text size, fonts, and colors, and choose a light or dark appearance. • Import and export your subscriptions as OPML. Fleet Reader fetches feeds directly from the sites you follow and keeps your library on your device. You can read without an account. Experimental WebDAV sync shares your subscriptions, read status, and stars across devices through a server you choose. Fleet Reader is open source under the Apache 2.0 license: github.com/Fleet-Reader/Fleet-Reader

Fleet Reader is a feed reader for following news sites, blogs, and other publications in one place. Subscribe to the sites you read, browse their latest articles, and keep track of what you've read. On an iPad or a computer, your subscriptions, article list, and reader sit side by side. On a phone, tap a subscription to see its articles, then tap an article to read it. • Follow RSS, Atom, RDF, and JSON feeds, and organize subscriptions into collections. • Read across every subscription in Today, All Unread, and Starred. • Search your articles and star the ones you want to keep. • Read articles in the app, load the full article when the site allows it, or open it in your browser. • Adjust text size, fonts, and colors, and choose a light or dark appearance. • Import and export your subscriptions as OPML. Fleet Reader fetches feeds directly from the sites you follow and keeps your library on your device. You can read without an account. Experimental WebDAV sync shares your subscriptions, read status, and stars across devices through a server you choose. Fleet Reader is open source under the Apache 2.0 license: github.com/Fleet-Reader/Fleet-Reader

Fleet Reader is a feed reader for following news sites, blogs, and other publications in one place. Subscribe to the sites you read, browse their latest articles, and keep track of what you've read. On an iPad or a computer, your subscriptions, article list, and reader sit side by side. On a phone, tap a subscription to see its articles, then tap an article to read it. • Follow RSS, Atom, RDF, and JSON feeds, and organize subscriptions into collections. • Read across every subscription in Today, All Unread, and Starred. • Search your articles and star the ones you want to keep. • Read articles in the app, load the full article when the site allows it, or open it in your browser. • Adjust text size, fonts, and colors, and choose a light or dark appearance. • Import and export your subscriptions as OPML. Fleet Reader fetches feeds directly from the sites you follow and keeps your library on your device. You can read without an account. Experimental WebDAV sync shares your subscriptions, read status, and stars across devices through a server you choose. Fleet Reader is open source under the Apache 2.0 license: github.com/Fleet-Reader/Fleet-Reader