Analyse de l'application Lede Reader pour le 9 octobre

Lede Reader is an RSS reader that puts the biggest story at the top and keeps everything readable offline. Most readers list articles newest first. Lede groups articles about the same story into one card and sizes the card by how many of your sources are covering it. If ten of your feeds write about the same thing, it becomes the lead story. If a small blog posts once a month, mark it as a Priority feed and it gets its own spot on the front page, however quiet it is. Whenever you're online, Lede downloads your news in full: articles, the complete text where the site allows it, and images. After that you don't need a connection, so a weak signal on the metro or a cabin in the mountains won't stop you from reading. FEATURES Story clustering Articles about the same event are combined into one card that lists every source covering it, with an estimated reading time. The matching runs on your iPhone. Priority feeds Mark the sources you never want to miss. They get their own section at the top of the front page, regardless of how much else is going on. Freshness window Choose how far back the front page reaches, from 6 hours to 30 days. Older articles move to your history instead of disappearing. Reading history Stories you've read are dimmed on the front page and move to history after the next refresh. Browse history by date or by source. Offline reading Everything is saved on your iPhone during each sync, so stories open without waiting for the network. OPML import and export Bring your subscriptions over from another reader, or export them as a backup. Feed discovery Paste a website address and Lede finds the RSS, Atom or JSON feeds on it. iCloud sync (optional) Your feed list, Priority settings, and read and liked articles sync between your devices through your own iCloud account. There is no Lede server. Privacy No account, no ads, no trackers, no analytics. Your reading history stays on your device unless you turn on iCloud sync. One-time purchase You pay once. There is no subscription and there are no in-app purchases. HOW IT WORKS Open the app and the front page is ready. Pull down to refresh. Tap a story to read it. In an article, swipe left to mark it read and move to the next story, or swipe right to go back to the list. Pull down at the top of an article to like it. Lede uses your likes to move a couple of related stories higher on the page. DESIGN The look comes from printed newspapers: Instrument Serif headlines, Geist for the interface, a paper-coloured background and a warm dark mode. DETAILS Requires iOS 26.4 or later. iPhone only. Supports RSS 2.0, Atom and JSON Feed. Story matching uses the MiniLM-L6-v2 language model on the device, so article text is never sent anywhere for analysis. Lede is made in Finland by one developer. Feedback is welcome at hello@ledereader.app.