Inoreader Reviews

Inoreader helps me obtain the latest news or information over cross-platform. It enables me to access information everywhere and anywhere! Inoreader also has this feature called filtering, which, if you have a lot of duplicate news or info, Inoreader can merge the duplicates and keep only one for me to read. Inoreader also has this rules and automation, which I can automatically tag or categorize articles and send notifications for specific types of content.

Since Inoreader relies on RSS feeds provided by websites and publishers. If a particular website doesn't offer an RSS feed or has an incomplete or unreliable feed, you may not receive all the desired content in your Inoreader account. This limitation is inherent to RSS readers in general, as they rely on the availability and quality of RSS feeds from external sources. And feeds from Telegrams is not a free featured but Advanced features which i need to pay for it to get it.

I can receive real-time updates on new articles and news related to cybersecurity. I can set up notifications to be alerted when specific keywords or topics are mentioned, ensuring that I stay informed about any potential threats or vulnerabilities that may affect my IT assets. Inoreader can provide me with timely access to cybersecurity threat intelligence. By following reputable cybersecurity blogs, industry experts, and news outlets, I can stay informed about the latest vulnerabilities, data breaches, malware threats, security best practices, and emerging trends.

I love that you can use Inoreader for subscribing to articles from both websites and social media sites. By setting up rules, tags, and filters, you can quickly scan through and filter the articles that you are really interested in.

The free version of Inoreader limits your number of subscriptions to 150 and does not allow social media feeds. In order to subscribe to any larger number of social media feeds requires a custom-priced subscription.

I can quickly browse many feeds and see what my members are posting about every day. I can also quickly and easily share their posts on my social media.

I use Inoreader to monitor the social media channels of our members. I can set tags and have various tasks assigned based on those tags.

I wish they had more options for broadcast.

I can share all of our members' posts to our page without manually monitoring their pages 24/7.

the interface was super intuitive to use.

I dislike that the interface looks old and a bit outdated.

Make the interface more pretty.

Reading documents.

the interface was super intuitive to use.

I dislike that the interface looks old and a bit outdated.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

The various RSS feed layouts (cards, magazine style, and list) are more attractive and useful than competing products such as Vienna or Thunderbird.

There is no desktop app. Instead users on desktops are provided web/browser access. There are tablet and mobile apps available, however.

Simple to retrieve RSS feeds from a URL and keyword highlighter in articles is a useful feature. If you have a lot of feeds, Inoreader has many sorting options.

What I like best about Inoreader is the free tier plan which lets you follow up to 100 RSS feeds, which allows me to follow all the websites and blogs I'm interested in at no cost. I can use different RSS clients such as NetNewsWire on my Mac and iPhone and the Inoreader web interface on my Windows PC.

I do not dislike anything about Inoreader.

I used Inoreader to follow multiple industry blogs and news sites to keep up with industry developments as they happened.

Inoreader viene a llenar un espacio que muchos lectores de RSS les ha costado por sencillo que parezca, lo que mas disfruto al usarlo es la velocidad que tiene y la simplicidad, muchas veces en productos tan sencillos en los que realmente hay pocas opciones para innovar de una manera significativa se debe optar por un filosofía de menos es mas, Inoreader cumple con esto y por ello me incline hacia este servicio por encima de otros.

Facilidad de lectura, opciones para guardar o ir a la fuente de información de forma rápida y sencilla, estos son algunos de los "tweaks" que nos presente Inoreader para facilitarnos su uso sin dejar de lado la simplicidad que lo caracteriza.

El motor de búsqueda para nuevos feeds es complicado de usar en algunas ocasiones y conviene tener a la mano la url exacta del feed que debemos agregar, este es el único problema con el que me he encontrado durante el uso de la herramienta. En mi opinión el costo por una suscripción pro es un poco alto, pero esto se convierte en algo muy relativo si tomamos en cuenta que nos ofrece una gran cantidad de funciones adicionales que son sumamente útiles si trabajamos con grandes volúmenes de información.

Pruebenlo, simplemente hay que probarlo para darse cuenta de lo sencillo y potente que peude resultar al mismo tiempo. Hay que darse una oportunidad con este excelente lector de RSS.

Lo uso para mantener al día y organizadas las lecturas de noticias diarias que realizo, de esta manera puede tener una rutina mas organizada y no olvidar visitar algún sitio ademas de la comodidad de tenerlo todo en una sola pantalla.

Inoreader replaces feedly (and previously) google reader, brings all my alerts and RSS feeds into one place where I can read, save, star and share them

Rather than looking at an 'uncurated' stream of posts, articles, etc. You can bring social media, alerts, articles, and any other web content together and arrange it for review or sharing.

Can be managed through desktop or mobile app, subscriptions, folders, etc sync automatically

It's less suggestive than feedly, i.e. I've not found "Like that, check this" type content (yet), but many will see that as a good thing!

The (free) app on android has notifications of new articles that can't be ''silenced'

Not a big deal though really, other than that it's all good!

bring all your feeds and alerts into one place.

Use channels and folders to organise your content

star content you want to come back to later

Teams looks like a great feature for larger organisations

Provides interesting content for sharing

Personal education and reading of curated content