For iPhone, iPad, and Mac

Read what matters.
Skip the social media noise.

Fawn Reader brings RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds to iPhone, iPad, and Mac, so you can follow the sources you trust, save what matters, and read without an algorithm deciding for you.

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RSS · Atom · JSON Feed iPhone · iPad · Mac
Fawn Reader article list on iPhone
Fawn Reader feeds list
Fawn Reader reading view
01 · Why RSS

The web you choose, without feed fatigue.

RSS lets you follow websites directly, without likes, ads, recommendations, or a social timeline deciding what deserves your attention. New posts arrive from the sources you choose, in publish order.

Chronological
New articles appear when publishers post them.
Independent
Your reading list does not belong to a social platform.
Portable
Bring your subscriptions with you using OPML.
Yours
You choose the sources. Fawn keeps them organized.
02 · Features

Everything you need to read with focus.

Fawn gives your feeds a quiet home, with native tools for organizing, saving, and returning to what matters.

Native on Apple devices
Built for iPhone, iPad, and Mac with system gestures, keyboard shortcuts, Share Sheet support, and iCloud sync where available and enabled.
One library for your feeds
Follow RSS, Atom, and JSON Feed sources from a single, organized place.
A reader that gets out of the way
Adjust type, line height, and article width for a reading view that feels comfortable.
Folders for real libraries
Group feeds by topic, project, publication, or interest.
Save what stays with you
Bookmark articles, highlight passages, and find them again later.
03 · Platforms

At home on every Apple device.

Your same reading library across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with layouts designed for each screen.

Fawn Reader Discover view on iPad
iPhone
Thumb-first navigation, Share Sheet support, and a focused reader tuned for smaller screens.
iPad
A spacious library view for browsing feeds, scanning articles, and reading side by side.
Mac
A proper desktop reader with sidebar navigation, keyboard shortcuts, menus, and multi-window support.
04 · The app

A reading app that feels quiet on purpose.

Every view is designed to help you move from scanning to reading, without turning your library into another noisy feed.

Feeds
Powered by Apple Intelligence
05 · Discover

Smarter discovery, kept private.

Discover helps you find more from the feeds you already follow. On supported devices, Apple Intelligence can help surface and group articles locally. When it is not available, Fawn falls back to private on-device ranking. Fawn does not send your reading library to external AI services.

From your own feeds: Discover works with sources already in your library.
On-device where supported: AI-assisted grouping happens locally on supported devices.
No external AI profiles: Your feeds, highlights, and reading history are not sent to external AI services.
No social timeline: More context from your own library, not recommendations from a platform.
Discover view in Fawn Reader on iPad
06 · Privacy

Your reading is not a data product.

Fawn is designed as a private reading app. Your library lives on your device by default, and the app only connects to the feed sources you choose.

Local by default
Feeds, categories, bookmarks, highlights, reading state, and cached articles stay in the app database on your device.
No reading profiles
Fawn does not sell, broker, or profile what you read.
Only the network you choose
To fetch articles, Fawn connects to the RSS, Atom, and JSON feed endpoints you subscribe to.
Portable, not locked in
Import and export your subscriptions with OPML whenever you want.
07 · Bring your library

Bring your feeds. Take them with you.

Import your subscriptions and folder structure from any RSS reader that supports OPML. Export the same open file whenever you want, so your library stays yours — not locked inside another service.

subscriptions.opml
<opml version="2.0">
  <body>
    <outline title="Apple">
      <outline text="Daring Fireball" xmlUrl="…"/>
      <outline text="9to5Mac" xmlUrl="…"/>
    </outline>
  </body>
</opml>
Fawn Reader

Ready for a quieter web?

Follow your favorite sources, save what matters, and read without the social media noise.