Fiery Feeds: News Reader

Name: Fiery Feeds: News Reader
Rating: 4.5 (467 reviews)
Author: Lukas Burgstaller

By: Lukas Burgstaller

RSS for power users

Features & Capabilities

Fiery Feeds is a powerful, highly customizable RSS reader and read-it-later client that syncs with most services. It offers Smart Views to surface the most relevant content, including Hot Links, Low Frequency and High Frequency, Long Articles, Short Articles, Must Read folders, and Recents. It can automatically extract full article text or display the original site, with offline downloads, and it supports a Safari extension for quick saving from the browser. Keyboard shortcuts, theme customization, and a flexible URL sharing system let you tailor the experience to your workflow.

Beyond reading, Fiery Feeds provides robust feed management with easy subscribe/unsubscribe, folder organization, and groupings. Save searches across multiple properties, use home widgets to monitor latest or random articles, and navigate with horizontal swiping and VoiceOver accessibility. It supports a wide range of feed and read-later accounts, plus a dedicated Premium tier. Whether you’re on iPad with Three Pane View or a compact setup, Fiery Feeds puts everything a power user needs in one highly configurable package.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App News & Magazines

By:

Lukas Burgstaller

Rating:

4.50

(467)

Version:

2.14.10 Last updated: 2026-04-13

Version code:

883878331

Creation date:

2016-10-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

188.64MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 81,881 ▲ 535

For Developers

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Developed by:

Lukas Burgstaller

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fiery-feeds-news-reader/id1158763303

Website:

https://voidstern.net/fiery-feeds

User Reviews

Fiery Feeds is praised for deep customization and a polished UI with strong integrations and responsive support. Recurring concerns include a confusing/expensive subscription model, onboarding friction due to paywalls, limited search/filter capabilities, localization quirks (notably Chinese), and occasional bugs or syncing issues.

Pros

Extensive customization options including color themes, layouts, and personalization.
Beautiful, polished UI that is visually appealing and easy to use.
Strong integrations and syncing with external services (e.g., Feedly, Safari, FreshRSS/Wallabag).
Responsive developer support and active maintenance.
Two-pane view on iPad providing an efficient multi-pane reading experience.

Cons

Premium subscription model with features locked behind paywall and unclear what is included.
Onboarding and first impressions hindered by paywall and gated basic features.
Limited search and filtering capabilities, with some advanced search features behind the pro tier.
Localization issues, especially inconsistent Chinese language support and translations.
Occasional bugs and stability issues, including UI glitches and syncing problems.

Recent reviews

The customization options and overall feature set are extensive. The app has been stable and buttery smooth. In addition, the developer is very responsive. My only gripe is the subscription model, I’m not a fan. Some very basic features are locked behind the pro subscrition, not cool. For me personally, I’m not sure this is worth $20/yr. It’s an RSS app..I don’t understand why the subscription model would apply to an app like this. Doesn’t make sense to me.

by li*****, 2026-05-08

Yet another app that has a premium tier that doesn’t list *what is in the premium tier vs not*. For the love of god put this information in the description!

by jk*****, 2026-05-07

I have trialed all of them. I have a large number of feeds I follow. This is the best aggregator there is. Layout is clean. It is very customizable. It is aesthetically the best. It is also the fastest. (I sync with Feedly)