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ClawRSS: OpenClaw RSS Feed Reader

Name: ClawRSS: OpenClaw RSS Feed Reader
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ClawRSS is a modern RSS feed reader for iPhone and iPad with a smarter Today feed, AI summaries, built-in translation, bookmarks, Apple Push alerts, and optional OpenClaw workflows.

First published · 2026-03-12

Last updated · 2026-03-12

Screenshots

ClawRSS: OpenClaw RSS Feed Reader iPhone screenshot showing Built-in translation for articles

Features

Smarter Today feed sorting

AI summaries for faster reading

Built-in translation for articles

RSS subscriptions, bookmarks, and read-later flow

Apple Push alerts

Optional OpenClaw sync and advanced workflows

Overview

What is ClawRSS?

ClawRSS is an RSS reader for iPhone and iPad built around a smarter Today feed, AI summaries, built-in translation, bookmarks, Apple Push alerts, and optional OpenClaw workflows. It is designed for people who follow many sources but want to skim first and only open what matters.

Who it is for

Readers who subscribe to blogs, news, research, and niche feeds
People who want AI article summaries before diving into the full post
Multilingual users who need in-app translation without leaving the reader
Power users who connect OpenClaw for collection, digests, and multi-device routing

How to get started

Add feeds by pasting RSS, Atom, or JSON Feed URLs, or import OPML / XML / JSON.
Scan the Today feed to see what is new across sources.
Open an article and generate an AI summary when you want the gist first.
Translate articles in place when the original language is not your reading language.
Optionally install the OpenClaw plugin from Settings to sync collections, digests, and push routing across devices that share a workspace ID.

Without OpenClaw, ClawRSS stays primarily local-first on the device.

Free vs Premium

The free version already supports reading, summaries, translation, and push-related features. Premium removes the 5-feed limit and unlocks custom Today sorting rules for denser reading setups.

Reading style ClawRSS optimizes for

ClawRSS works best when your day includes many updates but limited deep-reading time: skim summaries, keep bookmarks for later, and open the full article only when the topic is worth it.

FAQ

How can I use OpenClaw to sync ClawRSS?

First, you need to install the OpenClaw plugin for ClawRSS. You can copy the installation prompt from the app's settings > OpenClaw and paste it into the OpenClaw chat window to send it to OpenClaw. After that, you can use OpenClaw to collect articles and RSS feeds, and then tap sync on your phone. The npm package address can be found at https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ipocket/clawrss?activeTab=readme

How can I add feeds in ClawRSS?

You can paste direct RSS, Atom, or JSON Feed URLs, and also import OPML, XML, or JSON feed files. If you connect OpenClaw, you can also bring search results back into the app for reading.

How do AI summaries work?

From the article detail view, you can generate a summary first, scan the key points quickly, and then decide whether to open the full article. The current project also supports importing OpenClaw digest articles into a dedicated virtual feed.

Does ClawRSS support article translation?

Yes. ClawRSS includes built-in translation for reading across languages without leaving the current reading flow.

What is included in the free version and Premium?

The free version already supports reading, summaries, translation, and push-related features. Premium mainly removes the 5-feed limit and unlocks custom Today sorting rules.

Can I sync across multiple devices?

Yes, if your devices use the same OpenClaw workspace ID. In that setup, they can share OpenClaw sync data, digests, and push routing. Without OpenClaw, the app remains primarily local-first.

What kind of content is ClawRSS best for?

It works well for following news, blogs, tech updates, research, and niche sources, especially when you want to skim first and decide what deserves deeper reading.