Fiery Feeds: RSS Reader Reviews

Best RSS Reader on iPhone

Oh Noes...

Fiery is by far the best RSS Reader on iOS. It’s definitely for power users though I’m sure regular users might enjoy it too. Things I love the most: - Ability to sort by feed, then oldest/newest. Few readers offer that. - Ability to read a feed in “web” view entirely. Useful for “links only” feeds, like Hacker News for example. - When in web mode, it preloads the next article so that swiping to next feels instant: the next article is almost always already rendered. This is invaluable and makes reading a lot of items a delightful experience. This app has won me over and returned pleasure to my reading experience. I now prefer reading on my iPad. I used to read exclusively on my Mac before. Awesome app.

Reeder may be dethroned

ChristopherMN12

What a refreshing breath of air. After years of dealing with the non-responsive Reeder developer, I find this app’s developer amazing. He replied to my support email within hours. The app is receiving regular updates, and the small subscription price helps provide a sustainable product. The app may be a worthy replacement of Reeder, at least based on a day of heavy use. It's fast, stable, and does a few things better than Reeder ever did. Competition in this space is a great thing, and I'm happy to see active development.

Only missing one thing

PianoGirl1970

I would love to see Apple Watch support on this app—that would make it complete for me. I’m a freelancer, and I sync Fiery Feeds to Feedly so I can get notified of job postings in real time. Fiery Feed notifies my phone, but not my watch, which puts me at risk of missing out on a bid. Thanks so much for your good work!

Subscription & overpriced

Christavox

I purchased the Premium versions over a year ago for my phone and iPad. Now, they don’t update it but they release a new one with a subscription paywall. This is a slap in the face to us that paid before and supported this product. The main item function I used was the text grabber, and guess what, you have to pay $9.99 a year. I did try to press restore in the app to see what happens, says thanks for purchasing premium, oh press here to purchase the subscription. No thanks. Uninstalled and will look for a new app that supports their past paying customers.

Good until constant daily reminder to go Premium

Mr Hobbles

I used to sing this app’s praises until recently, but recently they’ve introduced an intrusive daily reminder to go premium, which is very annoying. Unfortunately none of the premium features are enough to warrant the premium cost. Perhaps if the value proposition was greater, I’d be tempted to upgrade. Until then it’s just a very annoying ad.

Wow awesome

jerryss

I'm a long time Reeder user, but have this a try. App is fantastic!

The best RSS on iOS. Hands down! Better than Reeder!

i<3miabear

Lucas makes the best RSS reader even better

The Power User’s RSS App

Bram NYC

I’ve been using Fiery Feeds for years now, and it just keeps getting better! I love the new synchronizable iCloud accounts for RSS feeds. Goodbye to third party RSS feed accounts. And the new three pane view is gorgeous on the 12.9 iPad Pro. I’m glad that this product keeps getting developed. Much Love!

Crap design, amazing functionality.

Juniorraz

If you need to inhale lots of news, this app is it. It feels like interns created the design language but the functionality is definitely geared towards power users who need to consume lots of info. Easy to quiickly share, unique hot links to see what’s trending, markedly improved syncing with services... it’s great. It doesn’t download full text as quickly as Newsify but its UI is so well suited for people who need to power through mounds of news. Good job. And if the developers get more revenue from this app, perhaps they can invest in a design overhaul. I’ll still continue to use this over all other RSS apps.

iCloud RSS sync finally!!

Full Justified

Thanks for all the great features and now iCloud sync! A happy annual subscriber and first-time tipper

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