Stay informed with a streamlined reading experience for news and blogs. Organize your feeds, take notes, and get personalized summaries. All processing happens on your device for enhanced privacy.
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September 21, 2026
Sign in to Substack and follow your newsletters in Inkline's reader, sorted into your categories. Built for iOS 27 and designed for iPhone Duo: open the phone and the story you are reading sits beside the feed. Plus revision tracking, coverage across the markets, reporter briefings and shareable source sets.
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Track topics, journalists & 800+ publications
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Inkline offers a 7-day free trial with all features enabled. After the trial, a yearly subscription is required to keep feeds refreshing and add new ones. Previously saved content remains accessible.
No, Inkline is ad-free. The app emphasizes a clean reading experience without advertisements or algorithms interfering with content.
Inkline prioritizes privacy with no account sign-in or servers. All AI processing, including daily briefs, occurs on your device, ensuring your reading data is not sent anywhere.
Inkline is available on iPhone and iPad, offering a consistent experience across both platforms. It is designed to leverage the unique features of each device.
The latest version, 1.1, was released on July 16, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Users can expect ongoing updates and improvements.
Yes, all content fetched by Inkline, including photographs, is available to read offline. This ensures you can access your news even without an internet connection.
The 'Today's Brief' feature uses Apple Intelligence to generate a summary of the last twelve hours across your followed content. This summary is created entirely on your device, ensuring privacy.
Inkline offers features like muting words to hide irrelevant stories and consolidating identical stories from multiple outlets into a single card. It also allows users to follow specific journalists.
