Open AppCo app #7

Changes Requested

Open Feeds needs changes before Apple can approve it.

An RSS reader where read stays read, and your feed list is saved as a file.

Address Apple's review feedback for version 1.0.0, then resubmit.

Status checked 2026-10-16.

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The actual app

What it looks like.

Open Feeds list with unread counts for each followed site
Every feed, with an accurate unread count.
Open Feeds All Unread headlines, with two read headlines laid flat
Scroll past it and it’s read.
Open Feeds Add Feed screen browsing popular feeds by topic
Browse checked feeds or paste any site.

60-second device check

On a real iPhone.

On a real iPhone: launch from the Home Screen, open All Unread, read an article and watch the unread count drop, then browse popular feeds.

Why this app exists

What people complained about, and what we changed.

We read 8,959 App Store reviews of 12 feed and news readers. These complaints kept coming up.

“lost all of the feeds I had spent years curating”

Feedly on the App Store

What Open Feeds does instead

Saves your list of feeds as an ordinary OPML file in Files after every change, and recovers from it.

“I’m constantly seeing things I’ve already read”

Reeder. on the App Store

What Open Feeds does instead

Read headlines stay read. A refresh never brings them back as unread.

“Unable to mark as read while scrolling”

NetNewsWire on the App Store

What Open Feeds does instead

Marks headlines read as you scroll past them. You can turn that off.

“Mark as Read requires at least 2 presses”

Feedly on the App Store

What Open Feeds does instead

Mark All Read clears the list in one tap, with Undo.

“Only 10 feeds max allowed on free version”

Reeder. on the App Store

What Open Feeds does instead

Follow as many feeds as you like. No feed limit.

“Can’t add any new feeds unless you know the exact RSS URL”

Reeder. on the App Store

What Open Feeds does instead

Paste any site’s address and it finds the feed, or browse about 270 checked popular feeds.

“takes me back to the login screen”

Feedly on the App Store

What Open Feeds does instead

No account. Nothing to sign in to, ever.

“The app loads with about 20 feeds you never asked for”

NetNewsWire on the App Store

What Open Feeds does instead

Starts empty. Nothing is followed until you choose it.

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