Slice News & Podcasts
Slice News & Podcasts is #67 in News Paid in Japan and charting in 1 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 23 Oct 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperAdam Wickliffe
CategoryNews
Price500 JPY
Released
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Version1.01.5
Age rating12+
First seen by us
25 Sep 2026
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Best rank now
#67
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Slice News & Podcasts on the App Store
App details
App ID
6761286396
Publisher
OrangeMac LLC
On the store since
Apr 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 17.0+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
12+
2 content notes below
Languages
1
EN
Size
7 MB
Also listed in
Entertainment
Content notesInfrequent/Mild Profanity or Crude HumorInfrequent/Mild Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Use or References
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| NewsPaid | #67 |
Apps near Slice News & Podcasts on the chart
News Paid, around #67.
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
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About Slice News & Podcasts
Your feeds. Your podcasts. Your way.
Slice is a news reader and podcast player that puts you back in control of what you read and hear. No algorithms deciding what matters. No ads. No engagement traps. Just the content you chose, delivered cleanly and read on your terms.
SMART STITCH
Most feeds give you a teaser — a truncated excerpt that forces you to open a browser. Smart Stitch automatically fetches the full article from the source and presents it inside Slice, beautifully formatted. Read everything without leaving the app.
SMART SQUEEZE
Podcast episodes are full of dead air — long pauses, slow intros, drawn-out sign-offs. Smart Squeeze detects and removes silence in real time, so you hear more content in less time without the chipmunk effect of fast-forward.
INFINITY READING
Reach the end of an article and the next one loads seamlessly below it. Keep scrolling. Keep reading. No tapping back and forth between lists.
PRIVACY MINDER
Feeds often carry hidden trackers, embedded scripts, and surveillance pixels from the original site. Privacy Minder strips them out before the content ever renders, so what you read stays between you and your feeds.
PODCASTS, BUILT IN
Add any podcast RSS feed alongside your news and blog feeds. Episodes play with full lock screen controls, adjustable playback speed, and Smart Squeeze silence removal. No separate app needed.
YOUR FEEDS, YOUR RULES
- Set per-feed refresh schedules from manual to every 15 minutes
- Cap how many articles or episodes each feed keeps
- Organize feeds into custom categories
- Mute feeds without removing them
- Mark favorites to pin feeds to the top
- Keyword filters to hide topics you're done with
DISCOVER
Not sure where to start? Browse Slice's built-in feed directory to find trusted sources across news, technology, science, sports, design, and more. Add any feed in one tap.
SAVED ARTICLES
Bookmark anything to read later. Saved articles live in their own tab and follow you across devices via iCloud.
CLEAN, FOCUSED DESIGN
Choose your accent color. Pick light, dark, or system theme. Compact mode for dense lists. Adjustable article font size. Slice gets out of the way and lets you read.
Slice is for people who are tired of being told what to read. If you remember when the internet felt like yours, this is the app you've been waiting for.
No subscription. No tracking. No algorithm.
Slice is a news reader and podcast player that puts you back in control of what you read and hear. No algorithms deciding what matters. No ads. No engagement traps. Just the content you chose, delivered cleanly and read on your terms.
SMART STITCH
Most feeds give you a teaser — a truncated excerpt that forces you to open a browser. Smart Stitch automatically fetches the full article from the source and presents it inside Slice, beautifully formatted. Read everything without leaving the app.
SMART SQUEEZE
Podcast episodes are full of dead air — long pauses, slow intros, drawn-out sign-offs. Smart Squeeze detects and removes silence in real time, so you hear more content in less time without the chipmunk effect of fast-forward.
INFINITY READING
Reach the end of an article and the next one loads seamlessly below it. Keep scrolling. Keep reading. No tapping back and forth between lists.
PRIVACY MINDER
Feeds often carry hidden trackers, embedded scripts, and surveillance pixels from the original site. Privacy Minder strips them out before the content ever renders, so what you read stays between you and your feeds.
PODCASTS, BUILT IN
Add any podcast RSS feed alongside your news and blog feeds. Episodes play with full lock screen controls, adjustable playback speed, and Smart Squeeze silence removal. No separate app needed.
YOUR FEEDS, YOUR RULES
- Set per-feed refresh schedules from manual to every 15 minutes
- Cap how many articles or episodes each feed keeps
- Organize feeds into custom categories
- Mute feeds without removing them
- Mark favorites to pin feeds to the top
- Keyword filters to hide topics you're done with
DISCOVER
Not sure where to start? Browse Slice's built-in feed directory to find trusted sources across news, technology, science, sports, design, and more. Add any feed in one tap.
SAVED ARTICLES
Bookmark anything to read later. Saved articles live in their own tab and follow you across devices via iCloud.
CLEAN, FOCUSED DESIGN
Choose your accent color. Pick light, dark, or system theme. Compact mode for dense lists. Adjustable article font size. Slice gets out of the way and lets you read.
Slice is for people who are tired of being told what to read. If you remember when the internet felt like yours, this is the app you've been waiting for.
No subscription. No tracking. No algorithm.
Latest updates
1.01.5
- Fixed an issue in CarPlay where the "time left" never changed or changed intermittently
- Fixed an issue with article counts not being updated when moving back to the list of feeds
- Added "Mark Read on Scroll" feature, which marks feed items read as you scroll past them. Configure in Settings > Under the Hood
Special thanks to Tony B. for feedback and the "Mark Read on Scroll" suggestion.