
“Reuters unbiased news from the source”

“Be the first to know breaking news”

“Start your day with the latest podcasts”

“Watch news unfold from around the world”

“Award-winning reporting with fewer ads”

“Personalize your news with a custom feed”

“Track global market data throughout the day”

“Scroll less, listen more”

“Explore newsletters curated to your interests”
A closer look at the screenshots

News tiles, tickers, and a podcast card form a mosaic, showing several content formats around the brand.

An enlarged headline callout repeats the story in the phone, making its text easier to read at a small size.

A named podcast episode includes its running time, showing a particular listening choice.

An enlarged duration selector brings the short-video choices forward from the interface.

An investigative series and a specific reported figure give the reporting claim an article example.

A personal greeting sits above the feed, reinforcing the screen's individual focus.

Small ticker charts accompany an enlarged market-detail card, giving both overview and detail in one composition.

An article example demonstrates listening as an option within the news content.

Named newsletters appear as separate cards, with one brought forward to emphasise a choice.
About this app
Welcome to the Reuters News App! Stay informed with the latest global news and personalize your experience with our comprehensive features, all designed with your feedback in mind. Whether you're in a subscription country or enjoying access through our free registration process, we’re committed to delivering fast, reliable news from around the globe. Modern Design • Enjoy a sleek, intuitive interface with enhanced readability, featuring “Today,” your new hub for news. Enhanced Article Experience • Immerse yourself in news stories with a visually engaging layout, interactive graphics, and related content. My News • Customize your Reuters experience with a personalized feed based on your interests. Save articles to read later and easily manage your preferences. Breaking Markets Updates • Keep track of the latest market trends with our detailed Markets section. Create a personalized Watchlist and follow companies for breaking news. Media Hub • Explore our rich library of videos, podcasts, and photo galleries, including our popular podcast, Reuters Econ World. Customizable Push Notifications • Stay updated with personalized breaking news alerts and opt-in to podcast notifications. Support Quality Journalism • Subscriptions help us invest in broader coverage, deeper investigations, more innovative products, and exclusive subscriber experiences. Users in other countries will continue to receive access through our free registration process. We Value Your Feedback! • Leave us a review or contact Reuters Customer Support. Thank you for being part of our journey. Happy reading! ACCESS: The Reuters app is free to download. In order to gain full access to the Reuters app, you will need to sign-in / register and complete the subscription process within the app. Subscriptions are not available in certain territories. For these territories, users will continue to receive access via our free registration process. SUBSCRIPTION AND AUTOMATIC RENEWALS: Your subscription plan renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Payment will be charged by Apple at confirmation of your subscription purchase. Your account will be charged (in advance) automatically for renewal at the applicable price and at the selected frequency (whether monthly, annually or another period) within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage your subscription and disable auto-renewal by accessing your Apple Account Settings after purchase (at least 24 hours before the end of your current billing period). Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period. TERMS & CONDITIONS: In addition to the applicable Apple subscription terms and conditions (including the auto-renewal terms above), by downloading the Reuters app, you agree to: - Reuters Terms and Conditions: https://www.reuters.com/info-pages/terms-of-use/. - Reuters Privacy Statement: https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en/privacy-statement.html. - Reuters Cookie Policy: https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en/privacy-statement.html#cookies. - Do Not Sell: https://privacyportal-cdn.onetrust.com/dsarwebform/dbf5ae8a-0a6a-4f4b-b527-7f94d0de6bbc/5dc91c0f-f1b7-4b6e-9d42-76043adaf72d.html
Headlines in this set
9 screenshots · 9 with a headline
“Reuters unbiased news from the source”
“From the source” ties the news claim to Reuters, while “unbiased” states an editorial position.
“Be the first to know breaking news”
The line makes receiving breaking news early the benefit, but “first” is stronger than the screen can establish.
“Start your day with the latest podcasts”
“Start your day” proposes a routine for using the podcasts.
“Watch news unfold from around the world”
“Around the world” sets the geographic scope, while “watch” identifies the news format.
“Award-winning reporting with fewer ads”
The line pairs an award claim with fewer ads, combining editorial value and the reading experience.
“Personalize your news with a custom feed”
“Custom feed” makes personalisation a named, visible feature rather than a broad promise.
“Track global market data throughout the day”
“Throughout the day” describes repeated checks of the global data rather than a single news update.
“Scroll less, listen more”
The balanced “less” and “more” clauses present audio as an alternative to scrolling.
“Explore newsletters curated to your interests”
The line connects newsletter selection to the reader's topics of interest.
How News sets are usually built
Most News apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (78% of sets, 89% of screens).