Apollo is off to an awesome 2022 start with delicious updates, with fifty-fifty more to come up!
"Simply remarkable, […] yous're basics if you don't try Apollo." - John Gruber, Daring Fireball
"The best Reddit app for iOS" - The Sweet Setup
"Apollo is the all-time Reddit customer I accept ever used. Menstruum." - iMore
"Apollo makes the wild globe of Reddit more than accessible than e'er earlier, and it may simply be the best designed social feed app I've e'er used." - MacStories
"Apollo is the only Reddit app you need." - TechCrunch
"Beautiful, mod, and fast." - MacRumors
Apollo is a beautiful Reddit app built for fast navigation with an incredibly powerful set of features. Cheers to features similar the Leap Bar, fully customizable gestures, and a super-charged Media Viewer, browsing Reddit has never been this amazing.
It'southward created specifically with iOS design guidelines in mind, then it fits right at home on your device, and with input from thousands of Redditors helping sculpt and perfect it over several years before launching:
- Leap Bar, for super-fast hopping between subreddits
- Super-charged Media Viewer for an amazing experience viewing images, GIFs, videos, albums , and more from a variety of sources.
- Tabbed interface for piece of cake navigating
- Incredibly powerful Markdown composer for writing comments and posts
- Full inline Imgur uploading, both images and albums
- Large or compact posts depending on your preference
- Nighttime manner (tin can be automated)
- Fully customizable gestures
- Safari View Controller for browsing articles and links
- Inline previews of media in comments
- 3D Touch back up
- Beautifully organized Inbox
- Filtering and blocking
- Face ID / Touch ID / Passcode lock
- Moderator features
- Tons of settings to tweak
- GIF scrubbing to go backward and forwards in time
- Multiple accounts
- Powerful search
- Full Markdown rendering
- Unobtrusive Volume Indicator
As well as much, much more and it's constantly evolving. If y'all have anything yous'd specifically like to see, come up to the ApolloApp subreddit and we'd love to hear it!
This app offers subscriptions for "Apollo Ultra". They're bachelor (in Usa pricing) for $0.99 monthly or $9.99 yearly. Subscriptions will automatically renew unless automobile-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period (and charged to your iTunes account). Y'all can plow off auto-renew/manage subscriptions in your iTunes Account Settings after purchase. Terms of Use can be plant at https://apolloapp.io/terms and Privacy Policy tin be found at https://apolloapp.io/privacy
Apollo is an unofficial app, and side effects may include an incredible browsing experience.
What's New
Version 1.12.ii
Version 1.12.2:
This update improves an open in Apollo result, as well as a few other small issues.
Version 1.12.1:
Here's an update with some handy bug fixes and improvements based on keen feedback from the Christmas update. Read on!
+ A new, really absurd icon from Yannick Lung. It'due south of the Apollo mascot in an old schoolhouse scuba conform by the incredible Yannick Lung, and I love how the details really go far feel like an icon from a nostalgic era of time passed. Have been enjoying it a lot on the ol' home screen.
+ Improvements to tabular array rendering. Thanks y'all for sending in some great examples of tables that (aslope Apollo'southward new inline table renderer) weren't quite displaying properly, so I've tidied those all up so they should display gorgeously now.
+ Besides tweaked layout algorithm a bit so that some tables that were a bit cramped should display nicer now.
+ Fixed bug where the "Quote" option in "Select Text" mode and in the comment composer wouldn't show up.
+ Fixed issues where the subscriber count and number of currently active accounts wasn't showing up in the sidebar (and as well added the short subreddit clarification to the top of it).
+ Fixed problems where some links wouldn't be tappable or only the subreddit/user part would be if it was a Reddit link.
+ Stock-still a problems where tapping on some user or subreddit links could jump you into the browser/out of Apollo rather than staying in the app (same with Wikipedia links, fixed likewise).
+ Fixed bug where preview text (similar for a text mail in a subreddit, or underneath an Inbox item) was too night, made information technology a bit lighter like before so as to blend in amend
+ Stock-still a problems with some escaped Markdown characters and those inside code blocks.
+ Fixed a bug around newlines/line breaks in Markdown.
+ Fixed a bug where sometimes you could go a duplicate notification.
+ Fixed bug where text in private messages could exist visually difficult to read due to low contrast.
+ If you tap on a link to u/me, it'll properly load your contour now.
+ Added option in Settings tab > General to share Reddit links as their "old.reddit" version.
+ Fixed problems where Apollo was hateful to usernames with hyphens in them.
+ Fixed bug where when comments loaded self text could refresh/flash in a non-cool way.
+ Fixed problems where couldn't select the title of the post in "Select Text" way.
+ If you tap on a timestamped YouTube video information technology volition now open to that time.
+ Limits comment link previews to 5.
+ Fixed bug where subreddit rules could get cutting off at the top slightly.
+ Flattened big groups of newlines in a comment/post into just ii.
+ Fixed bug where code blocks could get cut off at the lesser.
+ Fixed bug where widgets would not evidence upwards on iOS 14.
+ A fix for a crash that could occur on iOS 12 devices. Really sad about that one, strange bug that was but everything should be in tip superlative shape now. As a note, after this update (1.12.i) Apollo will likely require iOS fourteen and higher for further updates. You'll however be able to run Apollo on iOS 12 and 13 merely as y'all were earlier, simply new updates will crave iOS xiv and college. Statistically very few Apollo users are still on these older versions (well under ane% of users) and the work to maintain these older versions and put off using nice, newer iOS features in total (SwiftUI, SceneDelegate, Combine, Swift Concurrency, etc.) is outset to become a fleck tough to maintain given the small userbase (and I'one thousand just one person edifice this app), so I figure now'southward a practiced a fourth dimension as for iOS xiv to become the base of operations. Promise that's understandable.
Hope these showtime two weeks of 2022 have served you well, and if not, well I endeavour to brand the rest happier through Apollo updates!
- Christian
Ratings and Reviews
Absolutely Stellar App, Programmer is 🔥
Apollo is by far the almost-used app on my phone (and now I accept the ScreenTime reports to testify information technology). It is orders of magnitude better than the "official" reddit app and is superior in every way. It is fast and smooth and packed with features. I specially love that I can pick the theme I want, change the icon, and remove ads! The thing I hated most about the official app was the ads that were disguised equally legitimate posts and with Apollo that'south all gone!
I bought the Pro upgrade months agone to proceeds admission to additional features and it was one of the few in-app purchases I accept never regretted or felt like wasn't worth the toll. Today the developer released an update adding a bunch of new features that require a very reasonable (seems underpriced to be honest) monthly subscription, and like a true bro he has the choice to unlock it for life with a former purchase! I hate monthly and even yearly subscriptions so I especially appreciated this choice.
All that by itself should convince you that this app is worth it, but the thing that really seals the deal is the developer. He is amazing. Super agile with feedback and very open in his advice about the status of the app'south development and requested features.
Fantastic Reddit client for iPhone
From first use, this app is a joy to use. It integrates incredibly well with the remainder of iOS. The default settings are mostly intuitive (especially for kickoff time users) and for those places where the app doesn't do what y'all expect, the available options are extensive.
What prompted me to write this review was actually a feature of the Ultra subscription (likewise available as a one time purchase). I'd put off purchasing Ultra for a while, as the biggest depict to me was the message/reply notifications but I notwithstanding used Narwhal for that. I recently subscribed to support the developer, and got my first notification. It's bully, information technology feels like an iMessage notification with a quick respond sheet opening up so I can respond with the like shooting fish in a barrel option to open the total app as well.
The one limitation I see with this app is the iPad interface. It is non as well thought out as the iPhone interface; it's basically a scaled up version of the iPhone interface. But as an iPhone app, this is the all-time Reddit customer I've used (I even adopt it over the old and new website on a "real" figurer).
The all-time Reddit app there is, no dubiousness almost it.
Apollo is simply perfect, and you don't really realize how many features you wanted in a Reddit app until you utilise Apollo. I used RiF for years and idea I actually liked it, and when I made the switch to iOS about a yr ago I was annoyed that I had to give it up. I tried 3 different apps on iOS before finally giving Apollo a shot, and that was that. Information technology'south heaven compared to all of its competitors.
Swipe to upvote/downvote/save/respond along with haptic feedback is and then user-friendly to utilise that I find myself engaging in comments far more I did previously (in that location's something so satisfying about that little "bzzt"). The power to map your ain gestures for different actions within the app is awesome besides. On top of all that, information technology'due south just a beautiful, sleek looking app that was clearly designed by someone who knows their stuff when information technology comes to UX.
Apollo also has its own subreddit, and Christian the sole developer is very agile in it and is constantly adding features requested in that location. He'south a solid dude. Do yourself a favor and try it even if you think y'all love your current app. I can promise that you won't regret it.
App Privacy
The developer, Christian Selig, indicated that the app's privacy practices may include treatment of data as described below. For more than information, see the developer's privacy policy.
Data Not Linked to You
The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
- Purchases
- Identifiers
- Usage Data
Privacy practices may vary, for instance, based on the features you employ or your age. Acquire More than
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- Seller
- Christian Selig
- Size
- 127.three MB
- Category
- News
- Compatibility
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- iPhone
- Requires iOS 12.0 or later.
- iPad
- Requires iPadOS 12.0 or later.
- iPod touch
- Requires iOS 12.0 or later.
- Mac
- Requires macOS 11.0 or later on and a Mac with Apple M1 chip.
- Age Rating
- 17+ Infrequent/Balmy Medical/Handling Information Infrequent/Mild Mature/Suggestive Themes Exceptional/Mild Sexual Content and Nudity Unrestricted Web Access Exceptional/Mild Horror/Fear Themes Infrequent/Mild Cartoon or Fantasy Violence Infrequent/Mild Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Apply or References Exceptional/Mild Profanity or Rough Humor Infrequent/Mild Realistic Violence
- Copyright
- © Christian Selig 2021
- Price
- Complimentary
- In-App Purchases
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- Apollo Ultra Monthly $0.99
- Apollo Pro $4.99
- Apollo Ultra Lifetime $39.99
- Apollo Pro $6.99
- Apollo Ultra Yearly $9.99
- Apollo Pro $9.99
- Generous Tip $4.99
- Nice Tip $0.99
- SPCA Icon $4.99
- Kind Tip $ii.99
- Developer Website
- App Support
- Privacy Policy
Supports
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Family Sharing
With Family Sharing prepare, upwards to 6 family members can utilise this app.
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