Privacy passport
- No tracking
- Yes
- Open source
- Yes
- Only you can read it
- On device
- No account
- Yes
- Free
- Yes
- iPhone
- Mac

13 apps, each with a privacy passport
A feed reader pulls articles straight from the sites you choose, so no platform tracks your reading. Local apps keep everything on your device; hosted and self-hosted services add sync across devices, with the host able to see your subscriptions.
Leaving one of these?
Privacy passport
Free and polished on Apple devices
Privacy passport
Simple, no account, nothing leaves your phone
Privacy passport
Hosted sync with no setup, code is open
Passes
Works on
13 of 13 apps
App10.5k
Free, open-source feed reader for Mac and iPhone that keeps subscriptions on device or syncs them through iCloud.
App3.1k
Open-source Android feed reader that fetches feeds directly on your phone, with no account and no server in between.
Service7.7k
Hosted, open-source news reader that learns which stories you like, run by a solo developer funded by subscriptions.
App7.6k
Material You feed reader for Android that works locally or connects to FreshRSS, Miniflux and other sync services.
App1.4k
Clean Android feed reader with a local mode and support for Feedbin, FreshRSS and Miniflux accounts.
App9.7k
Open-source desktop feed reader with a modern interface that stores everything locally or syncs with your own service.
Self-hosted16.4k
Self-hosted feed aggregator for many users, with a web interface and sync for most mobile reader apps.
Self-hosted9.8k
Minimalist self-hosted feed reader that strips tracking pixels and rewrites links to remove tracking.
Self-hosted869
Long-running self-hosted web feed reader with filters, plugins and an official Android client.
Service3.8k
Paid hosted reader for feeds, newsletters and YouTube channels, with no ads or tracking and open-source code.
Service
Feature-rich hosted reader from Bulgaria with filters, rules and newsletter subscriptions on a paid plan.
App3.9k
Fast terminal feed reader for Linux and macOS, configured with a plain text file.
App
Native Linux feed reader for GNOME that works locally or syncs with Miniflux, FreshRSS, Nextcloud News and others.