Feeder has free apps for iPhone, iPad and Android, and browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Microsoft Edge. In Safari or any other browser, you use Feeder on the web at feeder.co. Sign in with the same Feeder account everywhere and your feeds stay in sync.
Where do I download the Feeder app?
| Platform | Get it | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone and iPad | App Store | Read on the go. Get a push notification when a feed you pick posts, and add a home screen widget with your latest unread posts. |
| Android | Google Play | The same app for Android phones and tablets, with push notifications and home screen widgets. |
| Chrome | Chrome Web Store | Your feeds in a toolbar popup, with the unread count on the icon. The icon also tells you when a page has a feed you can follow. |
| Firefox | Firefox Add-ons | Your feeds and notifications for new posts, from Firefox's toolbar. |
| Microsoft Edge | Edge Add-ons | The same extension as for Chrome, made for Edge. |
| Web and Safari | feeder.co | Feeder in any browser on any computer. This is how you use Feeder in Safari. |
On the App Store and Google Play, search for feeder.co. In the Chrome Web Store, Feeder's extension is called RSS Feed Reader. Step-by-step guides: iPhone and iPad, Android, Chrome and Edge.
How does syncing work?
Feeder checks your feeds on its own servers, not on your devices. Sign in with the same account in the apps, in the extensions and on feeder.co, and you see the same feeds, folders and unread posts everywhere. Read a post on your phone and it shows as read in your browser too.
Notifications are set per feed: on your computer, on your phone, or both. See Get notifications about important things.
The browser extensions also work without an account. Your feeds then stay in that one browser and don't sync.
Common questions
Is the Feeder app free?
Yes. The apps and extensions are free to install, and the free plan follows up to 200 feeds, updated as often as every 30 minutes, with no ads. Plus is $7.99 a month, billed yearly, for 2,500 feeds, updates as often as every 5 minutes and e-mail summaries.
Can I use Feeder in Safari?
Yes. Open feeder.co in Safari and sign in. It is the same reader and the same account you use in the apps.
Is Feeder the same as the open-source Feeder app for Android?
No. The Android app named Feeder, from NoNonsenseApps, is a separate open-source reader that keeps your feeds on your phone, with no account. Our app is listed as Feeder.co on Google Play and syncs with your Feeder account.