Inoreader - RSS & News Reader
Using a content reader helps you keep up with your top information sources
- content comes straight to you, saving you the time to go and check every site on your own.
With Inoreader you can also monitor news about specific keywords, save pages from the web for viewing later or subscribe to social feeds. And when you need to look up some past piece of content you liked, you can rely on the powerful free search and full archive of your subscriptions.
Inoreader also keeps track of which items you've read, so you only see the unread items when you come back, even when you login on different devices.
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Category : News & Magazines
Reviews (27)
One of the few services I pay for and am happy to support financially. I'm a happy user for about 7 years now. I use the website version a bit more than the mobile version, but both are excellent. I am impressed with the text to speech function which is what prompted this long-overdue review. I hope there is also a way to see reading time for the TTS function too.
Cumbersome. It won't load the whole article automatically and it's necessary to pull down from the screen to load the rest which causes you to sometimes lose your place. There doesn't seem to be a way around this aside from automatically loading the webpage. Be more like Feedly in this respect please
I've used this app a long time, but recently I've been getting old CNN articles showing up as new. Like years old, from 2016, 2017, etc. It's 2022! What's going on? Getting ready to uninstall and find something else. Anyone else having this issue? (Galaxy Note 8)
Used to be great but everything seems to be limited now unless you upgrade. Looking for something with more options.
It has everything I'm looking for in an RSS reader without all the bloat that normally comes with them. I almost gave 4 stars because I think the pro pricing is a bit steep. I don't need most of the features but I like supporting app development. I can't necessarily aford the current annual subscription. I'd prefer a small monthly subscription, or some other way to support development.
I've been trying to tightly control how I consume content on the internet and what I'm spending time on and inoreader has been a big help with that. It's better than any other RSS feed or news aggregator I've used. It's like they've thought of everything. Anything I think to do to improve the way I interact with my feeds is something that inoreader, with it's endless customization, already allows you to do. I haven't even talked about how good other features are like loading the full content.
Most (99%) of the features that used to make this app decent are now behind a paywall. Unistalled.
This is a great RSS reader, with a lot of features. Some of the more advanced stuff is behind a paywall but the app is perfectly usable as-is. It has a great dark mode (and AMOLED friendly version, too) and is very reliable. Well, except for one thing: On my Samsung phone, I cannot for the life of me get the "mark above as read" feature to work. Long pressing on an article just doesn't work like it does on other devices. Not sure why that's as issue only on this device, but it's frustrating.
It's ok.. Beautiful design, intuitive swipe gestures but sometimes doesn't click on articles and other times it doesn't show the unread counts even though the app has synced. I would also love a feature for manual syncing instead of automatic sync. So, it's beautiful but not really reliable. I'm back to Greader, even though it's been abandoned. Still work fine always.
Was Ok Once. This was my go-to after google reader died. but now they are capping and charging for everything. After this many years , not cool. As I discovered after going to a new app, the problems I was having with several feeds, including many ebay feeds and some others, only exist in inoreader. i have not had any problems after switching. Nice guys, but this dhould have been fixed years ago and the business model should have been fixed soon after. Sorry guys.
SO much better than Feedly. Used Feedly for about a year and it made me fed up enough to switch. This app has EVERYTHING Feedly doesn't: - Dark mode - Saves your articles offline - Saves where you were scrolled to (Feedly starts you at the top every time you open an article; on Inoreader you can swipe away and swipe back and your place is saved. It doesn't sound like much but this was the #1 frustration that caused me to change. Overall a much better approach to UX). - SMBC bonus panels :)
Great interface, easy to use, updated regularly.
Switched to Inoreader as an alternative to the meanwhile overpriced Feedly. Quite pleased till now.
Update: thanks for making sort by magic and auto dark mode happen 👍🏻 Old review: Okay, the webapp is definitely ahead with more features that are currently missing in the Android app. Acceptable with the current discounted subscription, but they'll have to keep up with development and aligning the mobile app with the new features (eg. sort by magic, system based dark mode) in order to for me to renew next year.
This app grabs my favourite news feeds OK but instead of offering me an orderly list of feeds it just presents one big list containing ALL the articles in ALL the feeds. I want to see my favourite newspapers but it's like someone has cut out every single article and put them in a huge pile. I can get to the feeds list with a few clicks but would much prefer if it were presented immediately as in other apps. The helpdesk responded within a few days but their suggestion did not work.
It's ok as an RSS reader, but the mobile app does NOT currently allow creating highlights as you read. Adding notes is possible, but the interface for that is horrible (can only see one line of text you're entering, not even wrapped). I hope this will be improved, but for now the app is not ready for serious reading on the go.
New update is awful. Text is magnified to what feels like 150%, the share menu completely deviates from Android's dictated standards and promotes apps I don't have (Facebook, Twitter, OneNote, EverNote, Instapaper, Pocket etc). Hitting the triple dot menu then triggers the standard share menu. Please revert the share menu and give users the ability to set font size. You've eroded the main value of this app, consuming and sharing content.
It was s a 5 star app but updates after version 6.0.7 have caused the unread count on the widget not to function properly. In 6.0.7, I can see I have unread articles on the widget, read them, then the widget updates and shows no unread articles, immediately. All versions after, show the unread count, but after reading the articles, the count never refreshes until I hit power button to turn off screen then turn screen back on again. Due to this annoyance, I can only give 3 stars. Pixel 2 running Android Pie, Nov security update.
Great app, one of the best RSS readers out there. Far and away the best manual filtering options for when you have ads or irrelevant content in an otherwise good feed. A little slow in moving some features to mobile, setting filters still requires a browser instead of the app for example.
Shortly after I installed this app, my phone started to run hot and the battery started to drain quickly. At first I thought, no way, it couldn't possibly be this app. But after hours of troubleshooting, I went ahead and deleted this app, and the overheating and battery drain problem went away.
Pro version's offline mode doesn't work. Support asked me about my issues, confirmed the accuracy of my statement, assured me of a fix, but couldn't say when the fix will make it into a future version. Understandable but not the right answer, especially after good money being spent on the PRO version. Rating downgraded to 2 stars.
Good to hear that you are working on your Discovery section. Please make it so the user can have access to all feeds, because it's not necessary that all feeds the user wants would keep coming to their mind, and so the user would know which feeds they want to follow, by looking at all feeds, even if it might be a little overwhelming, but in my opinion, it'd be worth it. Hope you'll consider this feedback. Love the app.
It's okay, though I don't understand the idiotic implementation of deletion of articles after 30days. Why not mark the ones that are unread as stared/read later instead of secretly removing them. It would also be great if inoreader would push notifications for new stories that are published. Not staying silent as if nothing is happening. Also add support for notification badges on Microsoft Launcher.
I like this app. Recently have not been able to read whole stories especially CNN. Will pull up or down to read more and have approx. 6 paragraphs then blank screen. Didnt used to be this way. May try to find a different reader without pictures to use instead.
I've used this reader for years, but yesterday's update (6 Nov 2018) broke the power management on my Samsung tablet, causing the battery to drain in less than 2 hours. I have uninstalled the app, and everything is back to normal. My wife's phone shared the same experience.
I have used this app for years and have generally been happy with it. Now they have started placing content warnings on certain feeds. I like to get my disinformation from a variety of sources and make up my own mind. I do not need warnings in my feeds. I do not need a nanny. I have switched over to a self hosted aggregator. Now I am back in control of the information I consume.
I wrote previously: The new Text-to-Speech feature is excellent. The realism of the voice is uncanny. Update: The TTS feature stopped working two days ago. No error message on my phone, but on the web a message appeared saying TTS is disabled because I′d overused it and should upgrade to the Enterprise edition. What?! The developer should have indicated this feature is free only with light usage and signaled when you′re near the limit. And why the auto-advance switch if you′re limited?!