Best GoodLinks alternatives for Mac
GoodLinks is a paid app in Reading & news. We found 10 Mac apps that cover the same ground. Of those, 3 are completely free, 6 are free to start and 2 are open source. News Explorer leads on overlap and community votes, followed by NetNewsWire and ReadKit.
The app you want to replace
GoodLinks
Save links and read them later
$9.99 · Reading & news
10 alternatives to GoodLinks
How we picked: every app here shares at least one category with GoodLinks. Apps that also share features rank higher, and community upvotes break ties. Price and licence never buy a better spot. How we rank apps
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ReadKit
Reader for feeds, newsletters and saved links
85Free + in-appReading & news- Also in Reading & news
- Free to start
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Reeder
Feeds, videos and posts in one timeline
47Free + in-appReading & news- Also in Reading & news
- Free to start
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Anybox
Bookmark manager and read-later app
29Free + in-appProductivity- Also in Reading & news
- Free to start
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Instapaper
Save articles to read later
28Free + in-appReading & news- Also in Reading & news
- Free to start
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Fiery Feeds
Feed reader for power users
5Free + in-appReading & news- Also in Reading & news
- Free to start
Frequently asked questions
- What is the best alternative to GoodLinks on Mac?
- News Explorer is our top pick. It shares Reading & news with GoodLinks and has 98 upvotes from the community. NetNewsWire and ReadKit are close behind.
- What is the best free alternative to GoodLinks on Mac?
- NetNewsWire is the best-ranked free alternative to GoodLinks. 3 of the alternatives listed here are completely free.
- Is there an open-source alternative to GoodLinks?
- Yes. 2 alternatives are open source, including NetNewsWire and calibre.
- How many alternatives to GoodLinks are there for Mac?
- Mac App Index lists 10 apps that share a category with GoodLinks: 3 completely free, 6 free to start and 2 open source.