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Reeder 2026.11.2 for Mac

Reeder 2026.11.2 for Mac

Mac Utilities
Updated Aug 17, 2026
Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 17, 2026

Reeder, by Silvio Rizzi, has been rethought from the ground up. Instead of unread counts and a pile of separate inboxes, the current Reeder puts everything you follow into one timeline: RSS feeds, videos, podcasts and social posts together. Your place in that timeline syncs across devices, so the Mac picks up exactly where your iPhone left off.

Updated: Aug 17, 2026

Key Features

  • One unified timeline for feeds, video, podcasts and social posts
  • Timeline position syncs across devices instead of unread counts
  • iCloud sync for subscriptions and tagged saved items
  • Tag items as Links, Favorites, Bookmarks or Later
  • Shared feeds so you can follow timelines together with others

How to Download

  1. Visit the official Reeder site here: Download from the official site
  2. Follow the link there to the Mac App Store listing.
  3. Install Reeder, sign in with iCloud, and add your first feeds.

System Requirements

The current Reeder needs macOS 14 or later and an iCloud account for syncing. Content is fetched directly from the sources you follow, so an internet connection is needed for updates.

FAQs

Is this the same app as Reeder Classic?

No. Reeder Classic is the older reader with unread counts and third party sync services. This Reeder is the newer timeline based app.

Does Reeder use Feedly or Feedbin?

The new Reeder syncs through iCloud only. If your reading lives in Feedly or Feedbin, Reeder Classic is the version built for that.

Is Reeder free?

It starts free for a limited number of feeds, with an optional subscription that unlocks more feeds and extra features.

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