Confluve

Confluve for Mac

Made for the Mac.

Confluve on the Mac is its own app, built for a large screen, a keyboard and a window you resize.

Confluve on the Mac: a sidebar with the library, pinned sources, a smart folder, a playlist and sources with unread counts; Front Page in two columns of photographs and headlines; the podcast player along the bottom.
Front Page on the Mac.
  • A sidebar with everything in reach. Front Page, Latest, Discover and Search; Read Later, Continue Listening, Starred and Downloads with their counts; your pinned sources, smart folders, playlists and every source with its unread count.
  • The list beside the reader. Drag the divider to give the list or the story more room. In a narrow window, the reader takes the whole width and Back returns to the list where you left it.
  • Undo, not “Are you sure?” Mark a source as read, star a story, move it to Read Later: each answers with an Undo. Only what can’t be undone, like removing a source, asks first.
  • Search this view. ⌘F narrows whatever is on screen, combined with your filters.
  • Pull to refresh on the trackpad, or ⌘R.
  • Playback keeps going when you close the window.
  • Text from 100% to 200%, for the stories, leaving the window’s own controls at the system size.

Keyboard

Front Page · Latest · Library · Discover · Search⌘1 · ⌘2 · ⌘3 · ⌘4 · ⌘5
Add a feed⌘N
Search this view⌘F
Refresh⌘R
Mark all as read⌥⌘K
Copy link⇧⌘C
Back⌘[
Latest on the Mac, with the list of stories beside NOIRLab’s Seagull Nebula story open in the reader.
The list beside the reader.
The Library overview on the Mac, with Read Later, Continue Listening, Starred and Pinned Sources side by side.
The Library at a glance.
ESA/Webb’s page on the Mac, with its stories listed beside the reader.
A source and its stories.
The Space smart folder on the Mac, with ESO’s Picture of the Week, “A swirling galaxy”, open in the reader.
A smart folder on the Mac. Premium.

Screenshots show stories and pictures from ESO, NOIRLab/NSF/AURA, ESA/Webb, ESA/Hubble, NASA, CSA, The Public Domain Review, Our World in Data, Creative Commons, the FSFE and Free as in Freedom, used under their Creative Commons licences (CC BY 4.0, CC BY-SA 4.0, CC BY-SA 3.0 US). Their names and logos belong to them; showing them implies no endorsement. Credits and licences