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Version 3.05 · 2026-08-25
- Bug fixes and performance improvements
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 3.05, updated 2026-08-25.








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AirSS is the next-generation RSS reader designed for news enthusiasts and information curators. Elegant, fast, and powerful, AirSS lets you follow all your favorite websites from a single app.
Premium interface
Discover a modern interface with a dark “Liquid Glass” design inspired by iOS 26. Every element has been crafted to offer an immersive and pleasant reading experience.
Audio reading
Listen to your articles with built-in text-to-speech. Perfect for your commute, workout, or when your eyes need a break. Background playback supported.
OPML import/export
Easily migrate from Feedly, Inoreader, NewsBlur, or any other RSS reader. Export your feeds for backup or sharing.
Intuitive gestures
- Swipe right: Add to favorites
- Swipe left: Mark read/unread
- Long press: Quick preview and actions…
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- Bug fixes and performance improvements
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