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Inoreader

Build your own newsfeed with powerful RSS and content curation tools.

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Inoreader is a news reader and RSS aggregator that brings websites, RSS feeds, social media pages, podcasts, blogs and newsletters into a single place. It addresses the problem of having to check many sources separately by collecting content in one feed, with filters, tags, folders and rules to reduce irrelevant items and organize what remains.

Core capabilities include RSS and web feeds, social listening across Facebook, Telegram, Mastodon, Reddit and Bluesky, YouTube subscription sync, newsletter feeds, Google News alerts, monitoring feeds for topics and keywords, and website change tracking. Feed automation supports rules, filters, tags, notes and folders. Inoreader Intelligence adds generative AI features such as article summaries, question answering, custom prompts, mention detection, suggested tags, transcripts for podcasts and videos, and reports generated from multiple articles, with support for OpenAI, Mistral AI and Anthropic models and personal API keys. Collaboration features support teams, and annotations can be exported to Readwise.

The product is aimed at casual readers, media professionals, content marketers and researchers. It is available as a free plan, a Pro edition, and a Custom edition with add-ons and API access. Pro is billed monthly or annually, while Custom uses flexible payment options and requires a quote. A 14-day trial is offered without a credit card.

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