Inoreader:
A powerful newsreader

Newsblur is an open-source newsreader with a decent amount of useful features. However, understanding its interface and functionality takes a lot of work to start using it effectively. Its design follows no user-friendly patterns, making it hard to navigate and take advantage of its full potential. The service offers no onboarding experience to walk you through its navigation.

Inoreader is full of amazing features. We realize that new users may need help learning our tool's possibilities. That's why we took great care to craft our walkthrough experience. Additionally, every new feature is presented to your attention with tips on how to grasp its full potential.

Newsblur offers no search functionality for free users. If you are a paid user, you can search through your subscriptions.

Inoreader offers advanced search functionalities. Our Free plan lets you search for feeds and articles within your subscriptions. Upgrade to our Pro tier to gain access to an extensive database of feeds, articles, Facebook pages, and Google News. Additionally, you can follow search queries and customize them as regular subscriptions.

With Newsblur, you can email a story, save or comment on it.

Inoreader provides a wide range of integrations. Social feeds include Facebook, Reddit, Telegram, and YouTube. You can save your content to Pocket, Evernote, OneNote, Instapaper, Dropbox, and Google Drive. We also offer integrations with IFTTT and Zapier for even better workflow optimization. Inoreader also has built-in social features – you can comment, like, and broadcast articles for other Inoreader users to see.