Washington Post Apps
Smart, approachable journalism, for DC, the US and beyond. Now on iOS, Android and the Kindle Fire.
The journalism you love is available in a native format on your favorite device. From a smartwatch to a 12.9-inch tablet, we're committed to offering our best-in-class journalism in a format that adapts to wherever our readers want it.
The Washington Post
The Washington Post has always brought you the stories that matter. Now, it’s delivering them in a whole new way. Scroll through page after page of captivating photography and riveting journalism in either Pinch View or expanded single article view.
The Washington Post is available pre-installed on your Fire Tablet as part of Fire OS, and includes a six-month free trial followed by another six months for just $1. It's also available free on the iOS App Store, the Amazon App Store, and the Google Play Store.
Washington Post Classic
The Washington Post Classic apps bring the full library of breaking news, journalism, and analysis to your device in an easy to read and lightning fast experience. Check local news and weather. Keep up with Breaking News notifications, and customize your alerts by topic.
Available free on the iOS App Store, the Amazon App Store and the Google Play Store.
Washington Post Print Edition
The Washington Post Print Edition is the best way to read the paper since the paper, and some of us believe it's even better. Have the Print Edition automatically downloaded for you every morning. Browse a two week archive, and scan the front pages for the day's news. Open each article in a digital, pageless form, and save it for later reading. Plus, browse our archive of comics.
Available free on the iOS App Store, the Amazon App Store (included as part of Washington Post Classic for Android) and the Google Play Store.
Washington Post Video
Washington Post Video is your place for the most-discussed, viral clips of the day, analysis and commentary from our award-winning reporters, and in-depth explainers that will get you ready for that dinner party chatter. Leaning back for some quality couch time? Check out our Features—documentary work that takes you to the places and people who matter.
Washington Post Video is available for download on the Amazon Fire TV and the new Apple TV.