FeedFlow
FeedFlow is a native RSS reader for macOS that helps you follow blogs and news sites in a clean, chronological reading timeline.
What is FeedFlow?
FeedFlow is an RSS reader for macOS that helps people follow blogs, news sites, and other web publications without algorithmic feeds or social noise. It is built for readers who want a focused desktop app for keeping up with the open web, whether they manage a few favorite sites or a large set of subscriptions. The app supports flexible reading workflows, including Reader Mode, opening articles in a browser, and offline reading for saved content. It also includes organization tools such as categories, bookmarks, search, and keyword blocking to make busy feed lists easier to manage. FeedFlow supports local libraries as well as sync options through cloud storage and compatible reader services, which makes it useful across multi-device setups. Published by Prof18, it is available on macOS alongside versions for other major platforms.
Key features
- Read articles in Reader Mode or open them in your preferred browser
- Cache article content for offline reading
- Import and export feed subscriptions with OPML
- Organize feeds with categories, bookmarks, and search
- Block keywords to hide unwanted topics from your timeline
- Sync feeds and reading progress through iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, or supported reader services
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
FeedFlow is a legitimate RSS reading app. Access to network connections and local app data is normal for its purpose, and optional sync features may connect to services you choose such as iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, or compatible RSS backends. If you use sync, review which provider you connect and what reading data you want stored there. Removing the app can delete locally stored feeds, offline articles, and app settings unless you export or sync them first.
Recommendation: Keep FeedFlow if you use it to follow RSS feeds on your Mac. If you no longer use it, you can remove it, but export your subscriptions or confirm your feeds are synced first if you want to preserve your setup and reading data.
Common paths
/Applications/FeedFlow.app
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