RSSence

Don’t know the RSS feed URL? You don’t need to find it! There’s no need to locate, copy, or know the feed URL in advance. With RSSEnce, simply enter the address of the website you want to follow. The app searches the site for available RSS and Atom feeds, even when they aren’t easy to find. This direct search is at the heart of RSSEnce and sets it apart from typical RSS readers. You don’t need to hunt for a feed URL: enter the website’s homepage and let RSSEnce do the searching. You can use it to search websites from countries and languages around the world. Does the site not publish an RSS feed? You can also create a feed from a compatible news page. NEWS DIGESTS Create personalized digests that bring together articles from multiple feeds you choose, in chronological order. You can also create topic-based digests that select articles from your feeds using search terms. DESIGNED FOR ONE-HANDED USE RSSEnce is designed to be comfortable to use with one hand. The main reading and navigation controls sit at the bottom of the screen, within easy reach of your right thumb. Open an article, move to the previous or next one, save it, or switch reading modes without constantly reaching for the top of the display. KEY FEATURES • Automatically find RSS and Atom feeds starting from a website’s regular address. • Create feeds from compatible news pages, even without RSS. • One-handed interface designed for your right thumb. • Optional automatic refresh when you open the app. • Badges and visual markers for new articles. • New-article views for the current session, the past 24 hours, or the past 7 days. • Search across your library. • Customizable folders and news digests. • Saved articles. • Article preview, Reader Mode, and the option to open articles in Safari. • Copy all your feed URLs at once. • Local backup of your library’s structure. The free version lets you add up to two feeds. A single, one-time purchase unlocks unlimited feeds. No subscription. RSSEnce requires no account and includes no ads or tracking systems.