Why does this app have a strange name? What does 'lire' even mean?
The name: 'lire' is french for the verb 'read'. In case you're curious, here is how it's pronounced.
What platforms is the app available on?
lire is available on iOS, iPadOS and macOS: You only need to buy two apps to cover all three platforms.
lire for macOS if available on the Mac App Store.
lire for iOS and iPadOS is available as a universal purchase on the App Stores of the respective devices.
Universal purchase allows you to purchase the app once, and then access it on both platforms.
What sync service are supported?
Support for Feedly, Feedbin, Feed Wrangler, FeedHQ, The Old Reader, Inoreader, Newsblur, BazQux Reader, FreshRSS, Miniflux, Nextcloud News, and Tiny Tiny RSS is currently included.
Will you add support for [X Feed Syncing Service]?
Adding support for more services is definitely on the roadmap, but I can't promise yet which and when.
Will you add support for iCloud syncing?
As of version 5.0 (on iOS & iPadOS), and version 2.0 (on macOS) of lire, support for syncing with iCloud is/will-be
included.
I do not want to use a third-party sync service, can I still use lire to follow RSS feeds?
Yes, if you do not want to use a third-party sync service, you can use lire in Standalone mode (without syncing).
Will you add support for Readability/Mercury to read full articles without opening them on the web?
lire has it's own full-text engine, which means lire does not need Readability or Mercury to read full articles without opening them on the web. It can not only open full-text of articles online to read, it even has the ability to download full-text beforehand, and save them in cache to read at a later time.
My question wasn't answered here, how do I get in touch?
Please email mail@lireapp.com.
PS: I'm only one person and get a ton of email, so it would be awesome if you made sure that your question has not been answered here before you email me.