Substack Officially Launches Its Reader Android App
The Android app is the next step in the company’s plans to branch out beyond email. The app launched an iOS app back in June, and Substack said it was time to expand its reach. On Tuesday, it announced that it was launching an Android app. Let’s take a look at the features, price, and where you can download it.
Substack Reader Android app
The Substack Reader app for Android is finally here, bringing all of the content that you’ve subscribed to in one convenient place. It was previously only available for iOS, but the Android app builds on feedback from its iOS counterpart. The iOS version of Substack is credited with generating about 10% of all new subscriptions for writers. The app is designed to make finding and reading posts as easy as browsing through a regular RSS reader. It also offers a way to branch beyond email and web subscriptions.
The app brings the Substack ecosystem together, giving users an icon to tap on their home screen. It gives users a place to focus on reading their favorite writers, and it also includes features that help them discover new writers. It also integrates audio, video, and community content into one convenient package.
Features
The Substack Reader is a new iOS app that brings together all of your subscriptions in one convenient place. It also includes new features and a discovery center for writers. This app is free to download and will be coming to Android soon, though there is no set release date as of yet. However, you can sign up to be notified as soon as it becomes available for Android users.
Substack also provides third-party RSS support, so you can subscribe to feeds from other publications. The app also offers a familiar interface, which includes a profile menu, library, and a discovery tab. A dark mode option is available as well.
Price
The Substack Reader Android app is now available for download. Like the iOS app, it brings all your Substack subscriptions into one app. It also makes it easier for readers to discover new content and writers. The app also includes the ability to add RSS feeds.
The new reader app unifies the Substack ecosystem and gives readers a single icon to tap on their home screen. The app brings together text, audio, video, and community to provide a focused place for reading their favorite writers.
Where to download
Originally a desktop application, Substack has now released an Android app for Android users. The new app aims to make the reading experience as easy as possible, while giving writers and readers the ability to interact with content from the community. It provides an inbox for content from various publishers and lets users read articles and post comments. The app also offers a Discover feature for discovering new writers.
For iOS users, Substack Reader is free to download. Those who use Android devices can join a waiting list to be notified when the Android version is available.
