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Newsairy 1.08 is here, and it’s all about how you move through your reading. Two new time-based Smart Feeds join the existing 24/48/72-hour views: Last 7 days (a rolling week) and This week (from the start of the current week to now). The week’s first day follows your device’s region by default, but a new Settings → Calendar option lets you override it to Saturday, Sunday, or Monday. ...
Newsairy 1.07 adds support for another aggregator: Inoreader. Inoreader is a popular cloud RSS service. If you use it, you can now connect your account to Newsairy — your subscriptions, read state, and starred articles sync in both directions across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Signing in happens on Inoreader’s own secure login page, so Newsairy never sees your password. Inoreader sync is part of Newsairy Pro.
Newsairy 1.06 is here, and it’s all about reading. Tune how articles look in the in-app preview. A new Font & Size panel lets you pick the typeface — from a curated set of readable fonts, or any font installed on your device — and choose between the system Dynamic Type size or a fully manual setup with title size, body size, and line spacing. Reach it from the preview’s text-format button or from Settings → Reading. ...
Newsairy 1.05 is here, and it’s all about Custom Smart Feeds. Create your own keyword-based feeds that pull together matching articles from across all your sources. Give each one a name, a custom color, and one or more keywords — any article with at least one keyword in its title, summary, or content shows up there. Just like the built-in Smart Feeds, they carry an unread count badge and support the usual read / unread / starred filters. ...
A refinements release, with a couple of small additions and some fixes. New Mark all articles as read directly from the Articles List view. Feed subtitle now shows the time of the last update. Fixed Small UI improvements: keyboard toolbar corners are now properly rounded, and the Delete action on Smart Folders shows the correct color. Under some circumstances articles could bounce back to unread after being marked as read. Corrected some incorrect URLs in the Curated Starter Feeds.
This update is a big one! Feedbin joins TheOldReader, Miniflux, and FreshRSS. If you use Feedbin, you can now connect it to Newsairy — subscriptions, read state, and starred articles sync in both directions across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Feedbin sync is part of Newsairy Pro. Customise your Article List: toggle the favicon, the unread indicator dot, and the number of preview lines (now from 0 to 6, previously 2 or 6). A small change that makes a noticeable difference if you like a cleaner or a more information-dense view. Reader mode: a new setting lets you always open full articles directly in reader mode, without having to switch manually each time. Mark all as read: a context menu action lets you mark all articles in a feed as read in one go. Miniflux auto refresh: Miniflux sync can now request a refresh of your feeds automatically on the server side, so articles are ready when you open the app.
This update brings two new features: FreshRSS support Newsairy now connects to FreshRSS, the free, self-hostable feed aggregator. If you run your own FreshRSS instance, you can now sync it directly with Newsairy. Flexible thumbnail sizes in the Articles List You can now choose how thumbnails appear in the Articles List: no thumbnail, small, medium, or wide. Pick the layout that suits your reading style.
Newsairy 1.01 is out — and this one is for the self-hosters. Miniflux is a minimalist, self-hosted feed aggregator. If you’re running your own instance, you can now connect it to Newsairy. Your subscriptions, read state, and starred articles will stay in sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac — in both directions. Miniflux sync is part of Newsairy Pro, a one-time purchase with no subscription. ...
After 14 years shipping PhotInfo as a solo developer, I’ve just launched my second app. Newsairy is a straightforward, iOS-native feed reader for people who still love to organise the news their own way. It supports RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds, so you can follow blogs, news sites, newsletters, and almost any source that exposes a feed. I built it because the reader I was using kept adding features I didn’t care about — and increasing its fee. The replacement I found was technically great but not aesthetically pleasing. I wanted something fast, focused, and visually calm. So I built it. ...
Newsairy — a focused RSS, Atom and JSON feed reader for iPhone, iPad and Mac — version 1.0 is almost ready. If you’d like to try it before release, join the beta. Feedback and bug reports are very welcome. Stay tuned!