ReadEver For Mac

ReadEver is an RSS reader and manager that offers you the possibility to work with multiple online services at the same time, and read your articles without any impediments.

The ReadEver user interface is based on working with tabs, which means that you can have multiple RSS feeds or article links open at the same time and switch between them with ease.

Within the ReadEver main window, you can quickly add new subscriptions and organize them into folders or smart folders. However, these RSS feeds will be stored only locally, so you cannot sync your news reading progress to all your devices.

On the other hand, ReadEver can also connect to multiple online news aggregators, which you will see as separate channels. At the moments, ReadEver can integrate with Feedly, Feedbin, NewsBlur, Feed Wrangler, FeedHQ, BazQux, Inoreader, and The Old Reader.

At the same time, ReadEver can also be used with the Pocket, Readability, or Instapaper read later services. The fact that you get to use all these tools together, without cluttering your browser or having to work with multiple desktop clients, can considerably improve your workflow.

ReadEver comes with a rather intuitive design so finding your way around is quite easy. You also get to choose between 4 different layouts when browsing through the articles included in a feed: list, card, excerpt, or magazine.

Note that the layout panel also integrates the login form for your account when working with channels. The best part is that ReadEver offers you the possibility to use a different layout for each channel or RSS subscription.

ReadEver provides 4 predefined interface themes, but you do get to change the font style and size both for the text and the article title. Worth mentioning is that you can also see the actual article page inside the ReadEver app, just like you would do in a web browser.

Bottom line, ReadEver offers you the possibility to access numerous news sources, regardless of the online RSS aggregator you have them stored on.

ReadEver eliminates the need to deal with multiple desktop clients or rely on full-featured web browsers, whithout compromising on functionality.