Inkline ships a registry of 817 publications across 55 markets and 34 languages, hand-picked against a written rubric and feed-verified before every release. Access status is recorded for every title, and sources that fail verification drop out.
Feed directories rot. Publishers move endpoints, retire desks and redesign sites without announcing it, and the free directories that dominate search results largely stopped being maintained years ago. Inkline treats the directory as the product: every source is checked on a quarterly pass, and every publication page on this site carries the date of its last check.
The directory also maps sections that are not publicly listed, and holds workarounds for publications that have withdrawn public feeds altogether. That work lives inside the app, which is why this site publishes section names and never endpoints.
Screenshot of this feature to be placed here from the §11.1 asset handover; every image on this site is a real Inkline screenshot.