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Apollo - RSS Reader
Your RSS feeds, with visual insights into the news
Apollo is an RSS reader for iPhone and iPad that connects daily reading with research. Follow 100 feeds free, import OPML, organize sources and save useful links. Atlas turns your collected reporting into visual insights; Pro adds deeper topic, company and author views with links to supporting articles. Start as a guest. Your library stays on your device; signing in does not sync it. Web stories open on the publisher’s website.
Hi everyone, I’m Sanjay Kumar Monu, the maker of Apollo.
Following more sources should help you understand a topic—not just give you a longer unread list. Apollo brings a feed reader and a visual view of your collected reporting into the same iPhone and iPad app.
Here is a useful way to try it:
1. Import an OPML file or add your own RSS feeds. Free includes up to 100 feeds.
2. Organize sources in Following and catch up in List, Magazine or Grid. Save the links worth returning to.
3. Open Atlas to see your library’s reporting patterns. Pro adds deeper topic, company and author views, with supporting reports you can inspect.
Atlas figures describe the reporting collected in your library. They are not a measure of the entire web or proof that a claim is true.
You can start as a guest. Libraries are stored on your device, and signing in does not automatically sync them.
Web stories open on the publisher’s own site; full web-article extraction is not included in this public release.
Optional online AI needs your own provider key and permitted content; provider charges are separate.
I’d love to hear which question you most want a news dashboard to answer: what is getting covered, who is covering it, or what you should read next?
About Apollo - RSS Reader on Product Hunt
“Your RSS feeds, with visual insights into the news”
Apollo - RSS Reader was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #114 on the daily leaderboard. Apollo is an RSS reader for iPhone and iPad that connects daily reading with research. Follow 100 feeds free, import OPML, organize sources and save useful links. Atlas turns your collected reporting into visual insights; Pro adds deeper topic, company and author views with links to supporting articles. Start as a guest. Your library stays on your device; signing in does not sync it. Web stories open on the publisher’s website.
On the analytics side, Apollo - RSS Reader competes within iOS, Productivity and News — topics that collectively have 813.5k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Apollo - RSS Reader performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Apollo - RSS Reader?
Apollo - RSS Reader was hunted by Sanjay Kumar Monu. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of Apollo - RSS Reader including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Sanjay Kumar Monu
Hi everyone, I’m Sanjay Kumar Monu, the maker of Apollo.
Following more sources should help you understand a topic—not just give you a longer unread list. Apollo brings a feed reader and a visual view of your collected reporting into the same iPhone and iPad app.
Here is a useful way to try it:
1. Import an OPML file or add your own RSS feeds. Free includes up to 100 feeds.
2. Organize sources in Following and catch up in List, Magazine or Grid. Save the links worth returning to.
3. Open Atlas to see your library’s reporting patterns. Pro adds deeper topic, company and author views, with supporting reports you can inspect.
Atlas figures describe the reporting collected in your library. They are not a measure of the entire web or proof that a claim is true.
You can start as a guest. Libraries are stored on your device, and signing in does not automatically sync them.
Web stories open on the publisher’s own site; full web-article extraction is not included in this public release.
Optional online AI needs your own provider key and permitted content; provider charges are separate.
I’d love to hear which question you most want a news dashboard to answer: what is getting covered, who is covering it, or what you should read next?