iOS

Really Simple Reader

RSS Feedreader iCloud Sync

A feed reader that doesn't take itself more seriously than your articles.

Really Simple Reader shows you what you've subscribed to – chronological, clear, no algorithm, no banner ads, no forced sign-up.

As simple as it sounds

Enter a feed URL, done. Really Simple Reader stores everything locally on your device – no account needed. No login, no email address, no cloud requirement.

Everything a feed reader needs

  • A combined timeline for all feeds – or filtered by folder
  • A clean article view with no distractions, with Safari Reader as a fallback
  • Folders to organize your sources
  • "Read Later" for articles that don't fit right now
  • Notifications for new articles (optional)
  • Import/export your feed list (OPML)
  • Automatic cleanup of old articles, fully adjustable

Your data stays your data

Everything is stored locally on your device. If you want, you can optionally enable sync across multiple devices – a deliberate extra feature, never a requirement.

Really Simple Reader is for anyone who wants to use RSS the way it was meant to be: a calm, reliable way to keep track of your own sources – without an app getting between you and your articles.

Questions or feedback? Use the contact form — I’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

FAQ

Do I need an account?

No. Really Simple Reader works entirely without sign-up. All data is stored
locally on your device.

I purchased Full Access, but it's not being recognized. What should I do?

Go to Settings and tap "Restore Purchases." If the issue persists, please
reach out via the contact form above.

How do I add a feed?

Tap the plus icon in the Manage tab and enter the feed URL. Really Simple
Reader supports RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds.

How does sync between devices work?

Optional sync runs through your private iCloud account (CloudKit). No separate account is required – just sign in with the same Apple ID on all devices and enable Sync in Settings.

How do I import/export my feed list?

In the Manage tab, use the menu to import or export your feed list as an OPML file – compatible with most other feed readers.

How do I delete my data?

Since all data is stored locally, deleting the app removes all local data. If iCloud sync is enabled, you can additionally manage and delete app storage
under iOS Settings > Apple ID > iCloud.

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