MoodFeed News collects headlines from newspapers, broadcasters and news sites in 230+ regions and puts them in one simple list. Pick your region and you see your local news first. Switch to another region, or to world news, whenever you like.
Every region has a short list of outlets chosen by hand: the main daily papers, public broadcasters and the larger news sites. You can turn any of them off, or switch on others from the full list.
Read in the original language News comes in the language it was written in, from 97 languages. The app itself is translated into more than 90 languages, and you set the two separately, so you can use the app in English and read the news in Polish or Thai.
Sorted by topic Each article is put into one of 14 topics: Politics, War, Economy, Science & Tech, Health, Sports, Entertainment, Crime, Environment, Disaster, Weather, Travel, Zodiac and Others. Tap a topic to see only those stories. This sorting happens on your phone, and nothing you read is sent anywhere to do it.
Top 5 of the day Turn it on and once a day you get a notification with the five stories that the most outlets in your region covered. It is off until you switch it on.
Other things you can do • Search the feed for any word • See which words are trending in today’s headlines • Hide stories that contain words you don’t want to see • Choose Cards, Stream or List, and set text size and spacing • Light, Dark, Blue or System theme • Open stories in your browser, or share them
Light on data The app reads RSS feeds, so it downloads text, not video. Headlines refresh in the background and stay on your phone, so the latest ones are there even on a weak connection.
Free, no account There is no sign-up and no subscription. The app shows a small banner ad to pay for its upkeep. Where the law requires it, you are asked about ad consent, and you can change your answer later in Settings.