Inoreader: News & RSS reader

Inoreader: News & RSS reader

Build your own newsfeed

4.4K ratings
360 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 6, 2014
  • October 12, 2026
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Take control of your news consumption by building a personalized feed. Follow websites, newsletters, and social media, filter out noise, and discover content. Read, listen, and organize articles with advanced automation and customization options.

✓Personalized newsfeed creation
✓Follow websites, newsletters, and social media
✓Content discovery and collection
✓Automation tools for filtering
✓Read or listen to articles
✓Offline reading
✓Customizable layouts and themes
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What's New in Inoreader

7.11

October 12, 2026

Version 7.11.0 adds support for iPhone Duo. New in 7.11: • iPhone Duo: Inoreader adapts to both screens. Folded, you get the familiar iPhone layout. Unfolded, it switches to an optimized version of the iPad layout, with your feeds and folders alongside your articles in both portrait and landscape — and keeps your place, including the article you're reading, when you fold or unfold. • iPhone Duo: in split-screen mode next to another app, Inoreader switches to its compact mobile layout so everything stays within easy reach. • Text-to-speech now highlights each sentence as it is read, so you can follow along in the article. • Article thumbnails now keep people's faces in view instead of cropping them out, in the article list, card view and widgets. • Rules can now match a list of mentions, letting a single rule cover several people, brands or topics. • Swiping an article in the list now gives a light haptic feedback when you pass the point where the action will trigger. • "Watch on YouTube" in embedded videos now opens the YouTube app. • Monitored keywords are now called monitoring feeds. Reaching your plan's limit for them now says so, instead of wrongly saying the feature is only for Pro users. • The app opens noticeably faster: the splash screen is gone, so you go straight to your articles. • Articles open faster, and your reading position is kept when you rotate the device or the theme switches automatically. • The bottom action bar no longer covers the end of long articles. • iPad: keyboard shortcuts now work in Discover. • iPad: in a resized window, the menu button and your account no longer sit under the window controls. • iPad: fixed the app sometimes opening with the sidebar covering an empty article list. • Fixed a brief white screen when opening the app in dark mode on iOS 15. • Updated for iOS 27. Inoreader now requires iOS 15 or later.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Pro plan (annual)

Add offline mode, filtering and more

$89.991 Year
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The app has maintained its position at 204 recently.

Last updated on October 14, 2026.

User reviews

Issues with returning to main feed

There seems to be a change in the recent version where if you’re in a sub-feed and you want to go back to the overall feed you cannot without going to a different app or your main iPad screen and then reselecting Innoreader.

Latest update

The latest update rendered the app unusable.

Text size cannot be adjusted

Does not respond to Larger Text in settings or adjusting text size in Control Center, no way to adjust text size within app

Wonderful

Does what it says. Doesn’t ask for much. Intuitive. I never leave reviews on stuff.

Font size issues

I would rate this app a whole lot higher except you can’t make the font on the article listing bigger. I have it set to “Huge” in the settings but it never changes.

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

Inability to mark articles as unread after 'mark all as read'

Bug

Inconsistent behavior when opening articles from notifications

Bug

Rendering issues with embedded content (e.g., YouTube videos)

Bug

Sync issues between mobile app and web version

Bug

Frequent crashes and freezes on certain devices

Bug
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Requested Features

6 requests

Dark mode option

Feature

Improved article sharing capabilities

Feature

Customizable font and layout options

Feature

Seamless integration with other apps

Feature

Enhanced search and filtering tools

Feature

Automatic article download for offline reading

Feature

FAQ

What does Inoreader do?

Inoreader allows you to build a personalized newsfeed by following your favorite websites, newsletters, social media feeds, and more. It helps you filter out noise, discover content, and organize articles for reading or listening on the go.

What are the key features of Inoreader?

Key features include creating custom newsfeeds, following various content sources, discovering and collecting articles, using automation tools for filtering, reading or listening to content, offline reading, and saving articles to other services like Pocket or Evernote.

How much does Inoreader cost?

Inoreader offers a free version with core features. A premium subscription, Inoreader Pro, is available with monthly or annual payment options for advanced features. Subscriptions are managed through your Apple account and automatically renew unless canceled.

What platforms is Inoreader available on?

The application is available for mobile devices, as indicated by its presence on an app discovery website. Users can access its features through the app.

Who is Inoreader for?

This app is designed for individuals who want to take back control of their news consumption, avoid algorithmic feeds, and create a focused, personalized stream of information from their preferred sources.