Corvus

Corvus
for Safari

Subscribe to your favorite websites, YouTube channels, and blogs. Read everything in one place with a native Safari extension for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS.

Download for iOS macOS — Upcoming
iOS 17.0+ · macOS 14.0+
Corvus RSS Reader — dark theme reading view on a Studio Display
Features

A complete RSS reader inside Safari

RSS & Atom Feeds

Subscribe to any website that publishes an RSS or Atom feed. Corvus auto-discovers feeds on the page you're visiting.

YouTube Channels

Subscribe to any YouTube channel directly from its page. Corvus resolves @handles and custom URLs automatically.

Folder Organization

Group your feeds into folders and nested sub-folders. Keep Tech, News, YouTube, and Design neatly separated.

5 View Modes

Magazine, list, card, expanded, and full-view layouts. Choose the reading experience that works best for you.

Star, Pin & Read Later

Save articles for later, star your favorites, and pin important items. Built-in smart feeds for quick access.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Navigate, star, refresh, and manage articles entirely from the keyboard. J/K to browse, S to star, V to open, and more.

Full-Text Search

Search across all your articles by title, content, or author. Find anything instantly, even in thousands of articles.

Themes & Customization

Light, dark, and auto themes. Customizable accent colors, font sizes, density settings, and newspaper-style column layouts.

13+ Languages

Fully localized in English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Chinese, and more.

Showcase

Designed to get out of the way

Corvus full-view layout with dark theme — magazine-style article cards

Full-View Layout

A magazine-style reading experience. Articles displayed as rich cards with thumbnails, summaries, and metadata.

Corvus three-panel reader view in dark theme

Three-Panel Reader

Sidebar, article list, and reading pane. Navigate your feeds with speed.

Corvus three-panel reader view in light theme

Light & Sepia Themes

Choose the theme that suits your environment. Easy on the eyes, day or night.

YouTube channel feed displayed as video cards in Corvus

YouTube, Your Way

Subscribe to channels without an algorithm. See every video in a clean, distraction-free layout.

Corvus light theme on a Studio Display in a home office
Corvus displaying YouTube feeds on a Studio Display
Corvus full-view layout in warm sepia theme reading NASA articles

Warm & Inviting

The sepia theme transforms your reading experience into something that feels like a favorite bookshop.

How it works

Up and running in seconds

1

Install from the App Store

Download Corvus from the App Store. Available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.

2

Enable in Safari

Open Safari Settings, go to Extensions, and enable Corvus. Grant permission for the sites you want to subscribe to.

3

Subscribe & Read

Visit any website or YouTube channel, click the Corvus icon, and subscribe. Your articles appear instantly in the reader.

Why Corvus

Built for Safari users

No account required

No sign-ups, no cloud sync, no login walls. Your feeds live on your device, ready instantly. Open Safari and start reading.

Works everywhere

Subscribe to blogs, news sites, YouTube channels, Reddit, GitHub releases, podcasts, and any site with an RSS or Atom feed.

Native Safari extension

Not a Chrome extension ported to Safari. Corvus is built specifically for Safari with native performance, no background processes, and zero data collection.

Requires macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) or later, or iOS/iPadOS 17.0 or later. Works with Safari 17+.