You asked for it, and now it’s here.
Last week, we relaunched the National Review app with a fresh design, enhanced user experience, and greater access to premium NR content. Simply put, it’s better and easier to use.
The app is available for download today on the App Store or Google Play.
The app is free to download, and all users can sample a limited number of articles each month. NRPLUS Members and app-only subscribers can access all app content, including premium articles, podcasts, and National Review magazine.
Here’s a sampling of the app’s new and improved features:
- Ease of navigation: Quickly explore our latest premium opinion articles, news stories, and Corner posts, or get today’s edition of the Morning Jolt. It’s all at your fingertips.
- All app content is readable in-app — no more clicking through to the website.
- Expanded content offerings: App users can listen to National Review podcasts and view our latest photo galleries and videos.
- More than five years of digitally archived print issues are available to read in-app or download.
- A new saved-article feature allows users to bookmark stories for offline reading. If you click out of a saved article before finishing, your place is saved when you return.
Download the app on the App Store or Google Play. To unlock unlimited app and website access, join NRPLUS today at our discounted rate. Other NRPLUS perks include ad-minimal reading, full commenting privileges, access to our members-only Facebook group, and exclusive invitations to monthly calls with NR writers and conservative leaders. NRPLUS Members can log in to the app and website with the same set of credentials.