Mar 18 | 25

🎨 Choose from two additional color ways

A feature I wanted to add for some time - there are two more color ways available!

Aug 2 | 24

📬 Receive newsletters to your individual inboxes

You are now able to create inboxes/email addresses to receive newsletters within the app!

Jan 7 | 24

New year new server

Happy new year everybody 🎆 After about 5 years of running the app it was time for a new server!

Aug 5 | 23

A quick update

Just a quick update about the latest changes!

1. You probably already heard about the Twitter disruptions. I first got fetching twitter profiles working again, but when it broke once more I decided to pull the plug. I recommend nitter for following...

Feb 22 | 22

The big customisation update!

When starting the app some years ago I had a strong focus on daily news. Daily news feeds often have a high rate of articles, and if you follow multiple news sites you will read similar content multiple times and it can get tiring to skip through all...

Feb 11 | 22

About removing the iOS App from the store

I wanted to give some explanation why I removed the iOS app for our RSS reader from the Apple App Store. I know it is kind of expected to have an app and for me it is also a little bit sad - for one because I actually liked the app and used it every...

Oct 2 | 20

Spice up your Online Life with some RSS 🧂🌿

Did you know you can follow many of your favorite websites without Twitter or Facebook? It is called RSS and has some great advantages I wanna show you and tell you how easy it is to get started!

Sep 27 | 20

What's going on Part II?

What's going on in the neighbourhood with nooshub.com? Read what is currently being worked on (Part II)!

Sep 22 | 20

What's going on?

What's going on in the neighbourhood with nooshub.com? Read what is currently being worked on!

Jul 18 | 20

Let me introduce: Nooshub Newsreader

I started Nooshub in 2018 searching for a better way to read daily news than Twitter, Facebook and Co. Since then a lot has happened and I think the core features are now pretty much solid. So I thought it would be time for a proper introduction.