News & Reading Progressive Web Apps

Powerful RSS reader with filtering, rules, and full-text search. The Google Reader replacement power users love. Follow hundreds of sources without algorithmic interference. Rules can mute, tag or forward items automatically, which is what keeps a hundred sources from becoming noise.

The classic RSS reader — offline-capable web app for following your favorite blogs and news sites. Chronological, unfiltered, algorithmic-free reading. Articles are cached after each refresh, so a stored feed can be read through a flight or a tunnel.

A beautifully designed installable Hacker News client. Fast, offline-capable front-end for YCombinator's tech news aggregator. The essential news source for developers and founders. Threads are cached once opened, so a long comment chain stays readable after the connection drops.

Open-source read-it-later app. Save articles, highlight text, add notes, and sync your reading list. The Pocket/Instapaper alternative that's free and privacy-respecting. Highlights export to note-taking apps, so what you saved does not stay trapped in a reading queue.

All-in-one reading app for articles, newsletters, RSS feeds, PDFs, and Twitter threads. Highlight and review passages with spaced repetition. For serious readers. Saved passages resurface on a spaced schedule, which is what separates reading from remembering.

The personal website of Justin Ribeiro, a web developer, open-source coder, and film photographer. It collects his writing and stories about the open web, photography, darkroom printing, and the projects he builds, for readers interested in web technology and analog photography.

A Hacker News reader built entirely with vanilla Web Components and no JavaScript framework. It delivers Hacker News stories as a Progressive Web App and doubles as a reference example for developers interested in standards-based component development without React or Vue.

A simple news reader Progressive Web App that pulls headlines from a variety of publishers through NewsAPI.org. Readers can browse stories from multiple sources in one lightweight interface, and the project also serves as a straightforward example of building a news PWA.

A Hacker News client built with Cycle.js, a functional and reactive JavaScript framework. It lets readers browse Hacker News stories in the browser and serves primarily as a demonstration of how Cycle.js handles a real-world application, useful for developers evaluating the framework.

A Hacker News reader built as a demonstration of Glimmer.js, the lightweight UI component library from the Ember ecosystem. It renders Hacker News stories as a Progressive Web App and gives developers a working example of Glimmer.js in a real application.

🪐 DevVerse CS Blog – A modern, high-performance blog app built with Next.js, Vercel, Supabase, TypeScript, MDX, and Framer Motion, featuring real-time search, dynamic routing, and optimized SEO for deep dives into computer science and software engineering topics. © Son Nguyen 20

A tracker for physical book collections and a companion for active reading. Users catalog the print books they own and follow their reading progress in one place, similar in purpose to Goodreads or StoryGraph but centered on managing a personal physical library.

A lightweight news reader built as a Progressive Web App for the Andela ALC with Google program, giving quick access to top headlines. It suits readers who want a fast, installable way to scan current news stories without opening a full news site or native app.

A web app that publishes regularly updated summaries of technology-related news from a variety of sources. Instead of full articles, readers get condensed overviews, making it useful for developers and tech enthusiasts who want to stay current on industry happenings in a few minutes a day.

A Hacker News reader built as a Progressive Web App example using the zUIx JavaScript framework. It lets readers browse stories from the Hacker News tech community while also serving as a demonstration project for developers evaluating how zUIx handles a real-world app.

A library application delivered as a Progressive Web App, built with React, Tailwind CSS, and a Django backend. Its Persian-language title suggests it serves Persian-speaking readers browsing or managing a book collection from the browser or an installed home-screen app.

A Polish-language prayer application offering the Liturgy of the Hours (Liturgia Godzin) for daily devotion. Built as a Progressive Web App and created pro publico bono for the Old Catholic Church community, it gives clergy and lay members convenient access to liturgical prayers on any device.

A Bible reading app in Portuguese that lets users read scripture, highlight passages, and attach personal notes in a simple, distraction-free interface. Aimed at readers who want a focused study tool for biblical texts without extra features getting in the way.

Personal website of web developer Chris Zuber, combining an about page, project portfolio, and blog. Built as a responsive, progressive site with the Jekyll static-site generator, it serves visitors who want to browse his work, background, and writing from any device.

Professional resume site for Walker Randolph Smith, a software engineer with ten years of experience specializing in front-end architecture and distributed systems serving two billion customers. Visitors can review his background and specialization, making it a reference point for recruiters and potential collaborators.

Portfolio of Shrirang Mahajan, a full-stack AI developer and machine learning engineer from India. It showcases projects including QuillGPT for LLM fine-tuning, LoomRAG for multimodal retrieval-augmented generation, and LangChain-based chatbots, alongside expertise in PyTorch, TensorFlow, Python, FastAPI, and React, for recruiters evaluating his work.

A news headline aggregator that collects top stories from major sources around the world and presents them in one place, similar in spirit to Google News. The interface is in Spanish, making it a simple option for Spanish-speaking readers who want their favorite headlines in a single app.

A Hindi-language collection of Hindu vrat kathas (fasting stories) with accompanying aarti and puja vidhi, organized for every day of the week. Devotees observing weekly fasts can open the day's story, ritual steps, and prayers in one place instead of consulting printed booklets.

app.ft.com is a landmark of PWA history — the FT bet its mobile strategy on the web years before the platform was fashionable. Global business and markets journalism in a fast shell with offline article caching for flights, myFT topic feeds, and a standalone manifest for home-screen install. Subscription required for full access.

Crypto news, analysis, tools and community for the onchain generation. Installs to your home screen from any modern browser — no app store, no download, its manifest declares standalone display with a 512px icon, and its service worker caches 1 file, so it still opens with the network off. Checked by hand on 8 August 2026.

Blockworks | Connecting investors and businesses in onchain capital markets. Installs to your home screen from any modern browser — no app store, no download, its manifest declares standalone display with a 512px icon, and it caches nothing for offline use, so it needs a connection. Checked by hand on 8 August 2026.

The most recent news about crypto industry at Cointelegraph. Latest news about bitcoin, ethereum, blockchain, mining, cryptocurrency prices and more. Installs to your home screen from any modern browser — no app store, no download, its manifest declares standalone display with a 512px icon, and it caches nothing for offline use, so it needs a connection. Checked by hand on 8 August 2026.

Delphi Digital Members Portal. Installs to your home screen from any modern browser — no app store, no download, its manifest declares standalone display with a 512px icon, and its service worker caches 492 files, so it still opens with the network off. Checked by hand on 8 August 2026.

Explore wallets, reveal connections, and see through the noise of blockchain data with interactive bubble maps. Installs to your home screen from any modern browser — no app store, no download, its manifest declares standalone display with a 512px icon, and it caches nothing for offline use, so it needs a connection. Checked by hand on 8 August 2026.

Leader in cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, blockchain, DeFi, digital finance and Web 3.0 news with analysis, video and live price updates. Installs to your home screen from any modern browser — no app store, no download, its manifest declares standalone display with a 512px icon, and it caches nothing for offline use, so it needs a connection. Checked by hand on 8 August 2026.

Decrypt is a next-generation media company positioned at the intersection of emerging technology, alternative finance, and culture. Installs to your home screen from any modern browser — no app store, no download, its manifest declares standalone display with a 1024px icon, and it caches nothing for offline use, so it needs a connection. Checked by hand on 8 August 2026.