About
Artykul is an RSS reader that aggregates content from RSS, Atom, YouTube, Telegram, Mastodon, and Reddit feeds into a single app. Organize feeds into custom folders with custom icons, and sync your library across devices with an Artykul Account. The built-in article reader lets you customize font, size, and color theme, and all articles are available offline. Set push notifications for favorite sites, use full-text search, convert articles to audio, and bookmark web pages to read within the app. Mark articles as favorites, track reading progress, and filter by unread status.
Highlights
- Supports RSS, Atom, YouTube, Telegram, Mastodon, and Reddit feeds in one app
- Customizable article reader with adjustable font, size, and color themes
- All articles available offline without internet connection
- Full-text search, article-to-audio conversion, and push notifications for favorite sites
- Organize feeds into custom folders with custom icons and sync via Artykul Account
- Bookmark any web page and mark articles as favorites for later reading
Best for
People who follow multiple content sources across platforms and want to read everything in one place without distractions. Useful for those who need offline access to articles and prefer a customizable reading experience.
At a glance
Artykul – RSS Reader is rated 5.0 out of 5 from 6 ratings and is available on iOS — all free to download.
It is developed by Mikalaj Karhin.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Artykul – RSS Reader free?
- Yes — Artykul – RSS Reader is free to download on iOS.
- What platforms is Artykul – RSS Reader available on?
- Artykul – RSS Reader is available on iOS.
- What is Artykul?
- Artykul is an RSS reader that aggregates feeds from RSS, Atom, YouTube, Telegram, Mastodon, and Reddit into a single app with a customizable offline-capable article reader.
- Can I read articles offline with Artykul?
- Yes, all articles are available offline and without an internet connection. The app remembers where you stop reading so you can return at any time.
- Does Artykul support YouTube and Telegram channels?
- Yes, you can add YouTube channels, Telegram channels, Mastodon profiles, and Reddit feeds alongside traditional RSS and Atom feeds.
- Can I convert articles to audio?
- Yes, Artykul includes an article-to-audio feature that lets you listen to articles instead of reading them.
- What are the alternatives to Artykul – RSS Reader?
- Artykul – RSS Reader is similar to Pocket: Stay Informed, feeeed: rss reader and more, Reeder., and News Explorer. Browse related apps by tag: productivity and news.
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