What’s Good: Minimalist design easy to use. So it’s back to Reeder for me, but if I was a more casual user this would be perfect. If you keep your feeds in folders and use the share sheet to send articles to Pinboard, Instapaper, and other services, you might want to hold off: Newsflow doesn’t support any of these features. Most of these features are great for more casual RSS users, and I can easily recommend that you use this as your App of choice.
That interface is pretty slick as you can shove Newsflow off to the left or right of your screen, and the article reader only comes up when you’re actively using the app. And Newsflow is an intriguing alternative-it syncs with Feedly, and it sports a much more minimal interface. I am open to the idea that there may be better RSS apps out there than Reeder on the Mac. What’s Good: Easy to use guides new users to pick easy spots to begin.īuy it? If other mediation apps are a bit too serious, check out Stop, Breathe, and Think. Longer sessions are available via in-app purchases, and they offer special packages like the current KD Lang pack, which the singer actually designed herself. The basic meditations are all free, as are some of the intermediate courses. I don’t think that’s a problem, but it might be a bit too much for some people. The app is a bit more new-agey than something like Headspace, and it’s not overtly Buddhist like Zazen. It’s really easy to use, and if you’re interested in meditation, you should check it out. These timed sessions play on your phone and features a guide who talks you through your session. Stop, Breathe, and Think is a meditation app: It has you provide an emotional self-assessment then offers you one of the app’s built in mediation courses based on your responses.
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