Overview

Features & Capabilities

Get award-winning global reporting from The Washington Post. The app delivers a 24/7 news feed, morning briefing (The 7), customizable alerts, and access to podcasts, audio articles, and My Post—your personalized feed with recommendations.

Experience immersive journalism with graphics, video, and AR exclusives. The app is free to download with limited monthly stories; unlimited access for a free trial month, then $11.99/month. Works across devices and includes privacy and terms details.

User Growth & Download Statistics

By:
The Washington Post
Rating:
4.70
(633,809)
496 new ratings
Version:
7.12.0 Last updated: 2026-08-10
Version code:
889309886
Creation date:
2010-03-03
Compatible devices:
Size:
109.41MB
URLs:
Website ,Privacy policy
Full description:
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Source:
Apple Apps Store
Data ingested on:
2026-08-13
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Developed by:
The Washington Post
Apple Apps Store
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/washington-post/id352509417
Website:
https://www.washingtonpost.com

User Reviews

Most of the articles have a predictable left-leaning bias. The comments section of the articles are filled with state actors and probably bots. There is the occasional opinion piece which presents a balanced take, but generally this is a mouthpiece for the left.
by du*****, 2026-08-10

If you only want to read current articles, the app accomplishes that goal. However, other aspects of the app range from weak to poor to broken. The app’s search feature is weak. Getting a helpful result is hit-or-miss. The comments section keeps getting worse and worse. A commenter used to be able to set fonts, paginate, set quoted text in a window, and other basic functions of composing comments. All are gone. Comments are one paragraph perforce. One cannot even read a list of one’s previously-posted messages. The feature is broken. Censorship is getting worse and worse. Fact-based negative comments about the current president and his administration are routinely rejected by the AI censor, but are not when used against detractors of them. Words that perhaps have an offensive connotation in one context, but are completely acceptable and mainstream in another context, are mindlessly rejected. And more. Speaking of AI, the slop keeps permeating the comments area. AI summaries are often wrong or misleading. This app should be better. WaPo is derelict in allowing an app to represent them in this way.
by WS*****, 2026-08-10
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