Inoreader
RSS feed reader
Inoreader is commercial RSS reader software made by Innologica. It was first released in 2013. Its English Wikipedia article has about 135 readers a month on phones.
- Made by
- Innologica
- Since
- 2013
- Wikipedia readers on phones
- 135 a month
- Source code
- Closed
Judgement
- What it is
- Complete system
- What it does
- A web and mobile RSS reader with rules, filters, full-text search, newsletter and social feeds, and highlights.
- Adopt it when
- You are a heavy RSS user who wants rules and search to manage hundreds of feeds.
- Watch out
- Many power features need a paid plan, and the free tier shows ads.
- Ready for
- Production-ready
- Runs as
- Cloud service and mobile app
- What the license allows
- Closed source: you use it under the maker's terms and cannot change or resell the code.
Judged on 2026-11-03 from the maker's description and Wikipedia. The license and age lines are worked out directly.
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Under it
Every program, Inoreader included, runs on a microchip.
Facts come from Wikipedia and refresh weekly. Readers are counted on Wikipedia's mobile site only, because automated traffic that Wikimedia does not flag inflates desktop counts.