Introducing Den 2.0

Den 2.0 brings your feeds and reading tools together on Mac, iPad, and iPhone. Follow publications from across the web, organize them around your interests, and keep articles for later in a library that syncs with iCloud.

A library built around your sources

Den supports RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds. Add a publication by its address, find available feeds with the Safari extension, or import subscriptions from another reader using OPML. Nested folders keep a growing library organized, and OPML export makes subscriptions portable.

The Inbox brings new articles together. Topics group related stories, while flags and bookmarks help you return to articles that deserve more time. On Mac, drag and drop keeps channel organization close at hand. On iPhone and iPad, Home Screen widgets provide another way into your reading.

Tools for everyday reading

Open an article on its website, view the content supplied by its feed, or use Reader mode for a simpler layout. On-device translation helps you read publications in other languages.

Rules automate routine decisions about incoming articles. Relevance scoring and junk filtering run on device and help organize what arrives. Spotlight search and Shortcuts connect the library with the rest of your device.

Apple Intelligence in Den

Article summaries use the on-device model. Explore Feeds helps find publications around an interest, and Analyst supports questions about an article and related material in your library. Explore Feeds and Analyst use Apple’s Private Cloud Compute.

These features require a compatible device with Apple Intelligence enabled and ready. Availability depends on language and region; cloud features also require internet access and are subject to service availability and usage limits. Generated results should be checked against their sources. Reading, subscribing by URL, and OPML import remain available without Apple Intelligence. See Apple’s current requirements and Den’s privacy information.

Explore Den 2.0

Browse the guides for Mac, iPad, and iPhone to see the app’s workflows and screenshots.