Track topics, publications and people.
Built for comms and newsrooms.
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The wire
Stories land all day.
This is one minute of it.
A sample. In the app the wire is yours: the publications, topics and people you chose. Tap the water.
The RSS database
An RSS database of 817 publications, built by a person.
Every source in Inkline was picked by a person against a written rubric, and every feed is machine-verified before each release, so dead feeds drop out before they reach you. The registry covers 55 markets and 34 languages, records the access status of every title (521 free, 227 metered, 69 paywalled), and still covers the 264 titles that publish no public feed at all. Version 1, updated 17 July 2026.
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The app
Inside the app.
The morning brief
Written on your phone by Apple Intelligence from the publications you follow. Nothing you read leaves the device.
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Monitors and watchwords
Watch topics across the whole web and flag clients, competitors and spokespeople as stories arrive.
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Inkline Radio
The brief as a short spoken bulletin in a natural British voice, generated on the phone.
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The coverage timeline
Who ran a story first, who followed and when, and whether the framing is actually moving.
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Voices
The journalists behind your feeds, grouped by where they publish. Follow anyone in a tap.
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The reader
Four typefaces including OpenDyslexic, full article text, and offline reading kept for the train.
MoreThere are no accounts, no ads and no tracking; the privacy policy fits on one screen. How it compares with Feedly, Inoreader and NetNewsWire, including where they win: the comparison page.
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