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, enable push notifications for favorite sites, and read articles offline with a customizable reader that supports font, size, and color theme adjustments. The app includes full-text search, article-to-audio conversion, bookmarks, favorites, and remembers your reading position across sessions. Sync your feeds and folders to your Artykul Account, and import or export feeds via OPML.
Highlights
- Supports RSS, Atom, YouTube, Telegram, Mastodon, and Reddit feeds in one app
- Offline article reading with customizable fonts, sizes, and color themes
- Full-text search across all articles and feeds
- Article-to-audio conversion for hands-free listening
- Custom folders with icons and push notifications for favorite sites
- OPML import and export for easy feed management
Best for
People who follow multiple content sources across blogs, news sites, YouTube, Reddit, Telegram, and Mastodon and want to read everything in one place without distractions.
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 lets you add and read feeds from RSS, Atom, YouTube, Telegram, Mastodon, Reddit, and any site supporting RSS or Atom. Organize feeds into folders, customize your reading experience, and access articles offline.
- Can I read articles offline?
- Yes. All articles are available offline and without an internet connection. The app remembers where you stopped reading, so you can return to any article at any time.
- Does Artykul support YouTube and Telegram?
- Yes. You can add YouTube channels and Telegram channels as feeds directly in Artykul, alongside traditional RSS and Atom feeds.
- Can I convert articles to audio?
- Yes. Artykul includes article-to-audio conversion, allowing you to 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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