Alternatives to Inoreader

Power-user cloud RSS reader with rules, filters and full-text search. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.

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Replacements

Listings that take over the same core job as Inoreader.

  • Feedly

    Cloud RSS reader with apps, newsletters and AI topic filtering.

    Feedly is also a freemium cloud reader with Android, iOS and web apps, routing newsletters into the stream, with AI filtering on expensive tiers.

  • NewsBlur

    Open-source cloud RSS reader that learns what you like.

    NewsBlur is open source and self-hostable, with Android, iOS and web apps, using training on tags, authors and phrases instead of rules.

  • Feedbin

    Paid RSS reader that also handles newsletters and YouTube.

    Feedbin is a paid, open-source web reader with newsletters, YouTube and Mastodon in one stream, and a deliberately restrained feature set.

  • BazQux Reader

    Fast Google Reader-style hosted feed reader that shows comments.

    PaidProprietaryWeb

    BazQux Reader is a paid, closed-source web reader with a fast Google Reader-style interface that shows comment threads beside articles.

  • The Old Reader

    Hosted feed reader modelled on the original Google Reader.

    FreemiumProprietaryWeb

    The Old Reader is a web reader faithful to Google Reader with social sharing and a free tier, but no official mobile apps or rules.

  • FreshRSS

    A self-hosted feed reader that is light enough to run on a cheap shared host and still handles hundreds of feeds.

    FreshRSS is free AGPL software you host yourself, with an API for existing mobile readers, XPath scraping and WebSub push, but no first-party mobile app.

  • Tiny Tiny RSS

    Long-running self-hosted news aggregator with plugins and filters.

    Tiny Tiny RSS is free GPL self-hosted software whose filtering and scoring rules few readers match, requiring PHP and PostgreSQL or MySQL.

  • Miniflux

    A deliberately minimal feed reader: one Go binary, a PostgreSQL database, and no options you do not need.

    Miniflux is an Apache-licensed reader you can self-host as one Go binary with PostgreSQL, with full-text search but deliberately few features.

Also worth comparing

These listings name Inoreader as their own alternative, so the relationship runs both ways.

  • Bloglovin

    Lifestyle and fashion blog aggregator with a discovery feed.

    Inoreader adds rules, filters and full-text search for power users on Android, iOS and web, though those features and higher feed counts need a paid tier.

  • Capy Reader

    A small open-source Android RSS reader for local feeds or Feedbin, Miniflux and FreshRSS accounts.

    Inoreader is a closed-source hosted reader for Android, iOS and web with rules, filters and full-text search, with those features behind a paid tier.

  • Feedbro

    A browser extension feed reader for RSS, Atom and RDF with a built-in rule engine.

    Inoreader moves reading to a hosted service with Android, iOS and web apps that sync across devices and offer rules and filters, though these need a paid tier.

  • FeedDeck

    An open-source, TweetDeck-style reader that shows RSS and social media feeds in columns.

    Inoreader adds rules, filters and full-text search with Android and iOS apps, but is closed source, hosted only, and puts key features behind paid tiers.

  • Feeder

    Read RSS, Atom and JSON feeds on Android.

    Inoreader is a closed-source hosted reader for Android, iOS and web with rules and full-text search, which need a paid tier.

  • FeedFlow

    A minimal RSS reader that shows your feeds in publication order on mobile and desktop.

    Inoreader is a closed-source hosted reader for Android, iOS and web with rules, filters and full-text search on paid tiers, replacing cloud-drive sync with its own service.

  • FeedHQ

    Minimal hosted feed reader with an open-source server.

    Inoreader is closed source and hosted only, with official Android and iOS apps plus rules, filters and full-text search on paid tiers.

  • FeedLand

    A web-based feed reader and feed management service for reading news and sharing lists of feeds.

    FreeProprietaryWeb

    Inoreader is a hosted reader with mobile apps, rules, filters and full-text search, focused on personal triage rather than sharing subscription lists.

  • FeedMe

    Android feed reader supporting many sync services.

    FreemiumProprietaryAndroid

    Inoreader is a hosted service with its own Android and iOS apps and rules and filters on paid tiers, instead of a client for many back ends.

  • Feeds Fun

    A self-hostable news reader that tags feed entries and ranks them with your own scoring rules.

    Inoreader provides rules, filters and full-text search as a hosted closed-source service with mobile apps, with rules and search requiring a paid tier.

  • Feedspot

    Reads blogs, YouTube channels, podcasts and social feeds from one dashboard.

    FreemiumProprietaryWeb

    Inoreader adds Android and iOS apps plus rules, filters and full-text search for triage, with those features and higher feed counts on a paid tier.

  • Folo

    An AI-assisted feed reader for RSS and other sources, with desktop, web and mobile apps.

    Inoreader is a freemium cloud reader for Android, iOS and web focused on rules, filters and full-text search, with those features behind paid tiers.

  • ReadYou

    Follow RSS feeds with a Material-style Android reader.

    Inoreader is a closed-source hosted reader on Android, iOS and web with rules and full-text search, most of which need a paid tier.

  • Tapestry

    An iOS app that merges RSS feeds, social media, podcasts and YouTube into one chronological timeline.

    FreemiumProprietaryiOS

    Inoreader is a hosted reader on Android, iOS and web with rules, filters and full-text search, most of which require a paid tier.

  • Twine

    An open-source RSS and Atom reader for Android and iOS with a card-based Material You design.

    Inoreader adds rules, filters and full-text search with Android, iOS and web apps, but is closed source, hosted only, and gates features behind paid tiers.

Similar software

Related functionality, not a direct replacement.