Inoreader
Sofia RSS and newsletter reader with AI article summaries, email digests, monitoring feeds and a free plan, run by Innologica Ltd
Quick Overview
| Company | Innologica Ltd (named as data controller and contracting party in the privacy policy and terms) |
|---|---|
| Category | AI News Briefing |
| Headquarters | Sofia, Bulgaria |
| EU Presence | EU (Bulgaria) |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Free (150 feeds) / Pro €6.67 per month billed yearly or €8.99 monthly (up to 2,500 feeds) / Custom plan priced on add-ons |
| Free Option | Free plan |
| Replaces | Feedly, Particle |
Detailed Review
Inoreader started as an RSS aggregator and has grown into a content reader that takes in feeds, newsletters, social feeds and Google News alerts. The Pro plan adds Inoreader Intelligence, which creates article summaries from a prompt or a question, identifies entities such as companies and public figures, suggests tags and produces transcripts with topic summaries for podcasts and videos. It also offers email digests, rules, filters and API access.
The privacy policy names Innologica Ltd as the data controller and gives its postal address as 35 Boris Stefanov str., 1700 Sofia, Bulgaria. The terms describe the same company as the owner of the service. The pricing page shows a free plan with 150 feeds, Pro at €6.67 a month billed yearly or €8.99 monthly with up to 2,500 feeds, and a Custom plan priced on add-ons.
It is a reader first and a briefing tool second, so it rewards people who already manage feeds. The company number and the AI provider behind the summaries were not stated on the pages read.
What Inoreader does well
- Reads RSS, newsletters, social feeds and news alerts together
- AI summaries by prompt or question, plus transcripts
- Free plan and visible euro prices
- Email digests, rules and filters
- Company and Sofia address named in the privacy policy
Where Inoreader falls short
- AI features sit on the paid Pro plan
- More reader than ready-made briefing
- Company registration number not read
- AI provider and storage country not stated on the pages read
Standout feature. It puts feeds, newsletters, AI summaries and email digests in one reader with a free plan.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reads RSS, newsletters, social feeds and news alerts together
- AI summaries by prompt or question, plus transcripts
- Free plan and visible euro prices
- Email digests, rules and filters
- Company and Sofia address named in the privacy policy
Cons
- AI features sit on the paid Pro plan
- More reader than ready-made briefing
- Company registration number not read
- AI provider and storage country not stated on the pages read
Alternatives to Inoreader
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Inoreader?
Inoreader started as an RSS aggregator and has grown into a content reader that takes in feeds, newsletters, social feeds and Google News alerts. The Pro plan adds Inoreader Intelligence, which creates article summaries from a prompt or a question, identifies entities such as companies and public figures, suggests tags and produces transcripts with topic summaries for podcasts and videos. It also offers email digests, rules, filters and API access.
Where is Inoreader based?
Inoreader operates from Sofia, Bulgaria, which places it under EU (Bulgaria).
What does Inoreader cost?
Free (150 feeds) / Pro €6.67 per month billed yearly or €8.99 monthly (up to 2,500 feeds) / Custom plan priced on add-ons. Free plan.
Who is Inoreader best for?
RSS, newsletters and AI summaries in one reader. It puts feeds, newsletters, AI summaries and email digests in one reader with a free plan.
What are the drawbacks of Inoreader?
AI features sit on the paid Pro plan. More reader than ready-made briefing. Company registration number not read. AI provider and storage country not stated on the pages read.
Is Inoreader a good alternative to Feedly?
Inoreader is built as a European alternative to Feedly: Sofia RSS and newsletter reader with AI article summaries, email digests, monitoring feeds and a free plan, run by Innologica Ltd. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does Inoreader compare to other AI News Briefing tools?
Inoreader is one of several European AI News Briefing tools we cover. It is most often compared with Feedly, Particle.