Inoreader

Explore intuitive searching with our new tab bar! 🔎 In the ‘Add feed’ tab, you can follow websites, Google News, Facebook pages, Reddit feeds, Telegram channels, and newsletters. Import feeds or create monitoring feeds – all in one place! Switch to the ‘Search’ tab for a dedicated article search engine, allowing you to search precisely within your account or across public feeds. Optimize your content discovery and try the Beta now through your account preferences! 🚀

We are proud to announce that Panayot Dimitrov from the School of Mathematics and Natural Sciences “Acad. Nikola Obreshkov” in Burgas, Bulgaria, has won the gold medal in Mathematics at the Future Intelligence Students Olympiad (#FISO) in Dubai! 🏆🎉 Competing against top minds globally, Panayot’s brilliance and dedication led him to his remarkable victory. We at the Inoreader team are honored to have been a part of his journey and congratulate Panayout, his teachers, and his parents on this incredible achievement. This victory inspires and motivates us even more to continue Inoreader’s mission to support the young minds of the future. 🌍🚀

Introducing Team annotations! 📝 Collaborate with your teammates using shared annotations that are visible to all members. Highlight sections of articles and effortlessly add notes by clicking the new Team annotation button! Manage and discover shared annotations in the ‘Teams’ tab > ‘Annotated’ section. Experience enhanced teamwork by opting into our Beta version today! 🚀

Clean up your feeds with a single click! 🧹 Our new X button lets you hide unwanted articles and mark them as read instantly. ✅ Currently available in Beta. 🚀

Get more control over your YouTube feeds! 🎥 Filter short videos, see video durations, and check scheduled live streams in your feeds. Experience these updates in the Beta now! 🚀

Enhance your Inoreader experience with our new content filters! 🛠️ You can now apply filters not only to individual feeds but also to entire folders, including or excluding content from multiple sources at once. 📂 Switch to Beta to try them out! 🚀

Finding articles in Inoreader is now more efficient than ever with our improved search functionality! 🔍✨ Search contextually in feeds, folders, and other sections, or use the dedicated article search engine. Test it out in the Beta (link in your account preferences)! 🚀

Easily navigate Inoreader’s new design using the tab bar and dynamic sidebar! Quickly access your feeds, saved items, automations, and updated profile preferences with just one click. 🖱️ Check it out by going to your account preferences and clicking ‘Beta’ at the bottom! 👇

The new Inoreader is now available for Beta testing! 🚀✨ Experience our modern interface, enhanced features, and streamlined content management options. To opt in, go to your account preferences and click ‘Beta.’ Get started and be among the first to explore our new look! 🎉

Recommendation: Inoreader Has Transformed The Way I Consume Information! My inbox often comprised a chaotic grouping of newsletters, marketing materials, and low-priority updates. I wanted the information, but I didn’t like the clutter. In addition, I had folders in my web browser for sites I wanted to visit and read often. The linear approach of an inbox was not working for me. I was wasting valuable time trying to organize, read, and purge emails. Inoreader has changed that for me. (This is not a paid endorsement. I’m simply sharing a tool that I find valuable.) At its core, Inoreader is a powerful RSS feed reader. Yes, I know RSS feels like a throwback, but many websites still offer these convenient feeds. Here’s What I Like About Inoreader - Ease of Use: Inoreader makes managing my information flow a breeze. - Categorization: All the information I want to receive is organized with folders for quick access so I can find and read it at the appropriate time. - Smart Filtering: I can set up rules to automatically assign tags or send push notifications. - Read it Later: I can star articles that I want to return to when I have more focused time, allowing me to triage my feed quickly. - YouTube Integration: The YouTube channels I subscribe to are pulled into Inoreader. Whether reading or watching content, all the information I want to consume comes to one place. - Automatic Archive: I have my feed set to automatically mark an article as “read” when I read it or scroll past it. - Inbox Detox: (This is my favorite feature!) Every email newsletter or subscription can be routed directly to my Inoreader feed, keeping my inbox streamlined. When I sign up for an email list, I no longer use my personal or professional address. I use an @ino.to address, which sends the newsletter directly to my preferred Inoreader folder. Inoreader offers free and paid plans. If you want to learn more, their website is here: https://www.inoreader.com