Feed reader for direct sources

Keep up with the sites you trust.

Follow RSS, Atom, JSON feeds, podcasts, newsletters, and YouTube channels in one reader. Sort them into folders, scan quickly, and save what matters.

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Features

Organize feeds into folders.

Group sources by topic, project, or client so the reader stays easy to scan.

Follow podcasts in the same reader.

Follow podcast feeds, queue episodes, and listen without switching apps.

Deck view for busy feeds.

Watch several sources at once when news is moving. Scan multiple columns without constantly switching pages.

Reading-first themes

Light and dark themes that stay out of the way and keep the focus on the content.

Views for different jobs

Use list, grid, or split layouts depending on whether you are triaging, reading, or filing things away.

Pricing

Use the free plan until you hit a limit. Upgrade only if you need more feeds, history, or folders.

Free

$0/mo

Good for a personal setup.

150 feeds 10000 article history 10 folders

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Common Questions.

What is Ivyreader?

Ivyreader is a feed reader. It pulls updates from the sites you choose and keeps them in one place, in the order they were published.

What is RSS?

RSS is a standard way for sites to publish updates. Instead of checking every site yourself, your reader collects new posts and episodes as they are published.

What is the status of the project?

Ivyreader is in beta. The main reading workflow is usable today, and parts of the product are still being refined.

How can I contact you?

You can contact us via email at support@ivyreader.com

What kind of sources can I follow?

You can follow blogs, news sites, podcasts, YouTube channels, newsletters, and other feeds that publish standard feed formats.

Is it free to use?

Yes. There is a free plan, and paid plans add higher limits for people with bigger libraries.

Is there a mobile app?

There is a mobile app in private beta. It is not generally available yet.

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July 22, 2025