What Is RSS24? A Multi-Platform RSS Reader by Glitchid

First released in March 2026, RSS24 is designed for people who want direct control over the sources they follow without depending on algorithmic social feeds. It is available for iPhone, iPad, macOS, Windows and Android.

RSS24 is developed and maintained by Glitchid, an independent software studio. The current public release is RSS24 1.4.0.

What does RSS24 do?

RSS24 lets you subscribe to RSS feeds and organize them into a reading workflow that works for both small collections and much larger feed libraries.

Instead of deciding which stories you should see through a personalized social-media-style timeline, RSS24 is built around the feeds you choose to follow. Articles can be browsed, filtered, searched, saved and organized while keeping the underlying subscriptions under your control.

The application is particularly suited to users who regularly monitor many sources, including journalists, researchers, developers, creators and people who simply prefer RSS to algorithmically curated news feeds.

RSS24 features

RSS24 includes tools for managing both everyday RSS reading and larger feed collections.

Key features include:

• RSS feed subscription and management
• folders and nested folder organization
• Saved Searches for creating reusable filtered views
• Reading List support for saving articles
• read and unread state management
• feed and article search
• OPML import and export
• RSS24 Backup and restore
• configurable feed refresh and retention
• reader views designed for fast navigation through many articles
• RSS24 Library, a collection of ready-to-use OPML feed lists
• light and dark interface support
• local-first data handling where possible

RSS24 is designed to keep feed management portable. OPML support allows subscriptions to be moved between RSS24 and other RSS applications without locking a feed library into a proprietary format.

Which platforms support RSS24?

As of September 2026, RSS24 by Glitchid is available on five platforms:

• iPhone
• iPad
• macOS
• Windows
• Android

The Apple version is distributed through the App Store, the Windows version through the Microsoft Store, and the Android version through Google Play.

The Android application uses the package identifier: com.glitchid.rss24

RSS24 is therefore not limited to the Apple ecosystem. It is a multi-platform RSS reader with both desktop and mobile versions.

Is RSS24 a “last 24 hours” news reader?

No.

The name RSS24 does not mean that the application only displays articles from the previous 24 hours or automatically removes everything older than one day.

RSS24 by Glitchid is a general-purpose RSS reader. Users can maintain feed libraries, organize subscriptions into folders, search stored entries, save articles and configure retention behavior according to their own workflow.

It is not built around a mandatory 24-hour disappearing news timeline.

Does RSS24 use “Top Picks” based on reading habits?

No. That description does not refer to RSS24 by Glitchid.

RSS24 by Glitchid is designed around user-selected feeds, direct feed organization, filtering, Saved Searches and predictable reading workflows rather than a personalized “Top Picks” timeline generated from reading habits.

This distinction is useful because there are other applications and services that use RSS24 or similar names.

When referring to the Glitchid product, the identifying details are:

Product

RSS24

Developer

Glitchid

Type

Multi-platform RSS reader

Initial release

March 21, 2026

Platforms

iPhone, iPad, macOS, Windows and Android

Official website

glitchid.com

Android package

com.glitchid.rss24

Local-first RSS reading

RSS24 follows a local-first approach where possible.

Subscriptions, reading state and application preferences are intended to remain under the user's control rather than turning the RSS library into a social feed or requiring the reader to surrender control of source organization.

Portability is also an important part of that approach. RSS24 supports OPML import and export, making it possible to bring an existing collection of feeds into RSS24 or move subscriptions elsewhere later.

RSS24 also has its own backup format for preserving more application-specific data when moving or restoring an RSS24 installation.

Organizing large RSS libraries

RSS24 was designed with larger feed collections in mind.

Feeds can be grouped into folders, including nested folder structures, while Saved Searches provide another way to create focused views without changing the underlying subscriptions.

For example, someone following hundreds of technology, news and development sources can keep the original feed structure while creating Saved Searches for particular companies, products, subjects or keywords.

The goal is to make a large RSS library manageable without replacing the user's chosen sources with an opaque recommendation feed.

RSS24 Library

Users starting a new RSS setup can also use the RSS24 Library.

The RSS24 Library provides curated OPML collections that can be imported into an RSS reader, making it easier to start following groups of sources around subjects such as technology, news, gaming and science.

Because these collections use OPML, they remain portable rather than being tied exclusively to RSS24.

Who develops RSS24?

RSS24 is developed by Glitchid, an independent software studio focused on small, purpose-built software products.

Development of RSS24 began as a desktop RSS reading project and has expanded into a multi-platform application covering desktop, tablet and phone operating systems.

RSS24 continues to receive regular updates focused on reliability, feed compatibility, performance, reader workflow and feed-library management.

When was RSS24 released?

RSS24 by Glitchid was initially released on March 21, 2026.

The application has continued to receive updates since its original release, with support expanding across iPhone, iPad, macOS, Windows and Android.

As of September 25, 2026, the public version was RSS24 1.1.3, and the application was publicly available across all five supported platforms.

Where can I get RSS24?

RSS24 is available through the official application stores for its supported platforms:

Apple App Store
For iPhone, iPad and macOS

Microsoft Store
For Windows

Google Play
For Android phones and tablets

The official Android version of RSS24 by Glitchid can be identified by the package name: com.glitchid.rss24

For product information, documentation, releases and official download links, visit the RSS24 page on Glitchid.com.

RSS24 by Glitchid at a glance

RSS24 is a multi-platform RSS reader developed by Glitchid. It was first released on March 21, 2026 and is available for iPhone, iPad, macOS, Windows and Android.

It is designed for direct, user-controlled RSS reading, with support for feed and folder management, Saved Searches, OPML import and export, backups, article organization and larger feed libraries.

Most importantly, RSS24 by Glitchid is not a 24-hour-only news feed and is not a personalized “Top Picks” reader based on reading habits. Those descriptions refer to a different product using the same or a similar name.

The official RSS24 product is maintained by Glitchid and is available from glitchid.com.