July 13, 2026

Feedlane for iOS is now on the App Store

Simon

It's official: the native Feedlane app is now available on the App Store. After several rounds of TestFlight beta testing and a lot of great feedback, the app has graduated and is ready for everyone. A big thank-you to everyone who took part in the testing so far and shared such valuable feedback. You helped shape this app.

If you already have a Feedlane account, there's nothing to set up. Install the app, sign in, and all your feeds, folders, favorites, and read states are there instantly, synced with the web app.

One app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac

Feedlane is a native app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The same account and the same feeds everywhere, whether you read on the go or at your desk.

What's inside

All Feedlane features, now right in one app:

All articles, feeds, and folders to browse the way you're used to.
Favorites to keep the pieces you want to come back to.
Smart reading lists with push notifications: reading lists match articles by your keywords automatically, and you get a push notification on every new match.
Scroll to mark as read: at the end of a list, just keep scrolling and every article gets marked read, then you land directly in the next feed or folder. No buttons, no confirmations.
Subscribe to new sources straight from the app.
Server-wide full-text search across your whole account.
Story clusters so the same story from many feeds folds into a single entry, with a tap to switch between the sources.
Full-text article view: switch from the feed excerpt to the complete article text without leaving the app.
On-device AI summaries: summarize any article right on your device, so your data never leaves your iPhone.
Safari Reader Mode for the full text when a feed only ships a teaser.
Six themes: Light, Dark, Modern Light Gray, Modern Dark Gray, Black (true black for OLED), and Sepia.

Screenshots

The Feedlane iOS app showing all feeds, folders, and reading lists

Article list in the Feedlane iOS app, with scroll-to-mark-as-read

Reading an article in the Feedlane iOS app

Feedback welcome

The app will keep getting better, and your input shapes what comes next. If you run into a bug or have a wish, I'd love to hear it. Reach out at hello@feedlane.app.