Hey r/rss, My name is Edoardo and I'm the sole developer of Flit. A couple of weeks ago I've presented my new app in this subreddit. Since then I've received dozens of emails and comments, and most of the things you asked for are now available in the app. Today I release Flit version 1.4 which is the biggest update of the app so far. Most of Flit features remain completely free and it was done deliberately. The app is meant to be accessible to everyone regardless of subscription ability or desire to pay for it. At the same time Flit takes much more effort to develop than I could expect and I would like to see this effort rewarded somehow. Flit Pro is the solution for those who want to support the project. If you already have Flit before Pro, iCloud Sync, Blocked Words and custom notifications will remain free forever. If you tipped me, you have access to Pro for life. About Flit Flit is an RSS reader that turns your feeds into a deck of cards. Swipe right to keep an article for later, swipe left to dismiss it, tap to read. Follow websites, YouTube channels, podcasts, Substack Swipe right to keep an article for later, swipe left to skip it, tap to read. Follow websites, YouTube channels, podcasts, Substack newsletters in one place. When a feed only gives a teaser, Flit loads the full article from the web. Summarize articles on your device with Apple Intelligence. Translate articles into your language. Use folders, search, widgets and OPML import, or move over from Feedly, NewsBlur and Feedbin. It works on iPhone and iPad, with layouts made for iPhone Duo. No ads and no account. What Pro adds iCloud Sync, the Apple Watch app, Offline Reading, Blocked Words and custom notifications, Daily Digest, Insights on what and when you read, new reading fonts (Atkinson Hyperlegible, OpenDyslexic, Lexend, Literata) and alternate app icons. App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/flit-easy-feed/id6821040165?ct=Launch+Event&pt=118978628 Thanks to everyone who wrote to me. I read every comment and reply to all of them.   submitted by   /u/AmethystBJ   to   r/rss [link]   [comments]