A simple feed reader for macOS.
Follow RSS, Atom, and YouTube channels in one place. No accounts, no tracking — just your feeds, kept up to date.
Features
All your feeds, one place
Subscribe to RSS or Atom feeds. Feedwire keeps everything organised and in sync, so you never miss what matters.
Instant updates
Background auto-refresh keeps your feeds current without interrupting your workflow. New articles are there when you look.
YouTube as a feed
Subscribe to any YouTube channel and get new videos alongside your other feeds — no algorithm, no recommendations, just the channels you chose. Shorts can be hidden with a single toggle.
Organize with folders
Pro · free during betaGroup feeds into folders to keep things tidy. News, tech, YouTube — whatever makes sense to you.
Bookmarks
Save articles with a click and find them again later. Simple bookmarking, nothing more.
Filter by URL rules
Pro · free during betaWrite your own URL patterns to hide unwanted entries from any feed. Block specific sections, topics, or domains without touching the source.
Private by default
No account required. Your feeds and reading history stay on your device. Nothing is sent to a server.
Small and native
Built with Rust and Tauri. A tiny download that launches instantly and stays out of the way.
More coming soon
Feedwire is actively developed. New features and improvements ship regularly — this is just the beginning.
Pricing
Free during beta
Feedwire is free to use during beta, with all features unlocked. A paid Pro tier will be introduced later — early users will be taken care of.
Free
Free forever. No credit card needed.
- Up to 25 feeds
- Bookmarks
- Manual refresh
Available after beta
Pro
PlannedOne-time purchase. Pay once, own it forever.
- Unlimited feeds
- Background auto-refresh
- Folders
- Filter by URL rules
- Priority support
Coming after beta
Try Feedwire during beta.
Free to use now. Pro features coming later.