Ruby 3.0 is here, optimized for iOS 26, macOS Tahoe, and Liquid Glass. What's new: - All new interface with an emphasis on images - Article summaries have finally arrived, long press to see it in action (Apple Intelligence device required) - Trending has been replaced with a comprehensive Digest feed, allowing you to easily read a comprehensive breakdown of what's going on in each topic - All new in-house API with much improved sourcing - Enhanced notifications - Fixed Apple Watch app More to come! Thanks for using Ruby.

Version 2.2.1 improves on the Ruby experience in the following ways: -Reintroduced support for iOS 17 -Fixed dark mode color issue with in-app browser -Resolved some visual bugs -Updated trending page behavior Thanks for using Ruby!

Ruby 2.2 adds a number of features to enhance the Ruby experience: - Localized for Korean, Spanish, and French - Added an option for reminder notifications - New topic options: Politics and Lifestyle - New tinted and dark mode icon options for iOS 18 - New tab bar and sidebar implementation on iPad - Fixed issues with watchOS app - Fixed broken links - New design for theme color view - Dates are now formatted to show the amount of time ago, rather than just a date Thanks for using Ruby!

Thanks for using Ruby! Version 2.1 brings some top requested features, and does a lot to enhance the experience. - Ruby is now free for everyone (with ads) - New Ruby Premium membership has been introduced, with monthly, annual, and lifetime purchase options - Drastically improved main news feed quality and quantity (although images are temporarily gone) - You can now configure Theme Colors if you're a Premium User - Some design tweaks, including a new header font & a new rounded tab bar - Added new section in Region/Language settings to show which language you're currently on - Lots of under the hood work fixing bugs and improving stability - New Topic Option (Premium): Science - Fixed Trending Page, and made some Search improvements

Ruby 2.0 changes a lot about the Ruby experience. Major changes: - Images are now available on articles that support them! I know this was a highly requested feature, and it's finally here. - New app icon (as well as a nice assortment of alternatives) - Apple Watch app redesign! This design embraces watchOS 10 with a much more elegant look. - New explore page. This page incorporates trending and search in one place. - Lots of new modern design elements, such as updated search bars, a new Topic Picker, and a rounded font with Navigation Bar Titles. - Rewrote all major parts of the app, squashing tons of bugs in the process Smaller changes: - Articles now copy to clipboard by default, rather than a share sheet in between - Added flags to Region/Language picker - App is now more responsive - Updated loading screens - Updated About, Credits, and Support pages - Updated some Text and Link references - Updated Sidebar on iPad and Mac - Tweaked fonts and theme color - Brought images to Bookmarks - Added links to Open Source packages in Settings Thanks for using Ruby over the years. I really appreciate it, and I hope you enjoy this update!

Ruby v1.2.2 fixes a critical issue that resulted in news articles not being displayed, and also fixes some UI issues.

Ruby v1.2.1 fixes a critical issue that resulted in news articles not being displayed, and also fixes some UI issues.

Ruby v1.2 significantly enhances the Ruby experience for all users. – Massive refresh for the Apple Watch app. This update brings a new design, and haptics! It also brings Trends to Apple Watch, along with a new Settings page for setting Region and Language on the go. – Introducing a brand new macOS app! If you have a Mac computer of any sort, feel free to try it. The download will be free if you currently own it on your iPhone or iPad. – We are now pulling the News from a different source, which provides better news, along with more results. – Updated Article layout on the iOS app. Each article is more compact, and the Time is now displayed in a better format for users to understand. – Introduced a new Reader View, which gets rid of the Ads and other Popups that were previously shown when loading a news article directly from the web. – Fixed issue where your Region/Language wouldn’t properly set for the Trending and Search tab. Thanks for using Ruby to read the news. I appreciate all of you.

Ruby v1.1 brings a plethora of new features to Ruby users. These features include: -New button to open your article in your default browser -Added pull to refresh across the app -Brand new trending tab! You can find various trends based on your location. -Improved search, to bring more accurate and up to date responses