Reeder, is currently a free download for iOS and Mac users. The free download comes ahead of the app’s fourth version, expected to be released soon. The apps are normally priced at $4.99 USD for iOS and $9.99 USD for Mac, developed by Silvio Rizzi in Switzerland.
Rizzi confirmed on Twitter the next version will be a paid upgrade—and not a subscription model, unlike the ongoing trend we’re seeing with some apps (we’re looking at you, Day One).
The tweet confirming Reeder 4 will be a paid upgrade, and not subscription-based, was sent out earlier this morning. It was the Reeder account’s first tweet in nearly three years.
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