You choose who to follow. Hushread does the work a plain feed can't: it recognizes when thirty articles from thirty outlets are one story, shows it to you once, lays it out as a timeline of how it unfolded, and notices when it's surging.
one story per event · no repeats across outlets · surges flagged as they form
See it in motion
Your sources, grouped into stories as they form. Tap "See whole story" for every outlet's take on a timeline, swipe an article for a quick take, or press play and listen.
01 / Features
Every publisher you follow flows in raw and unranked. Hushread's only job is to correlate.
Whole story
Articles about the same event are detected and stacked into a single story as it forms. Open it for the full timeline: every outlet, day by day, with a summary of how it developed. Long stories chain into chapters back to how it started.
Trending
Hushread tracks how many distinct publishers weigh in, hour by hour. Trending ranks what is genuinely surging across your sources right now, with a Local tab for your country and one for every section.
No repeats
Cross-feed duplicates, syndicated copies and follow-up rewrites collapse under the freshest version. The same headline never hits you five times in a row.
Topics
Skip the RSS hunt. Name a topic like "climate" or "chip exports" and every new article about it lands in your feed.
Beyond RSS
Follow Facebook pages, subreddits and YouTube channels natively, like any other source. Few readers can.
AI, on demand
A two-sentence quick take for any article, generated the moment you request it, plus a one-minute audio briefing of what's trending. Nothing summarized or pushed at you unasked.
Reader
A quiet full-article view with light and dark themes, adjustable type, audio for any article, and no ads or popups. Just you and the words.
02 / Why Hushread
Algorithmic apps optimize for time on screen. Hushread optimizes for time well spent.
No ads, no infinite feed games. Your feed has an end, and full articles stay clean and quiet.
You choose who to follow. Nothing gets injected, nothing gets hidden, and stories arrive in order.
Your reading stays yours. No invasive tracking, no selling your attention to the highest bidder.
Android, iOS and web. Articles are pre-fetched, so they open instantly and pick up where you left off.
03 / How it works
No setup overwhelm. Pick your sources and start reading in under five minutes.
Start with curated bundles, add your own RSS, or just name a topic to follow.
Same-event articles group into one story as they arrive. Open it for the timeline, or get pinged when a source publishes.
Quick take when you want it, full article when it's worth it, and Trending for what's surging right now.
04 / In the app
Real screens from Hushread. Swipe through what your reading day looks like.
05 / Pricing
Start free, no card required. Upgrade when your source list outgrows it.
Free
Pro
06 / Compare
Classic RSS readers solved collecting. Hushread solves understanding: one story per event, no repeats, surges flagged. Here's how it stacks up against Inoreader.
| What you get | Hushread | Inoreader |
|---|---|---|
| Server-side polling & instant push | ✓ Around the clock, even on Free | Slower refresh on Free |
| Facebook pages, subreddits & YouTube channels | ✓ Native, add them like any feed | Partial, mostly behind paid plans |
| Natural-voice narration | ✓ Included, keeps playing in background | Behind paywall |
| Rules & filters | ✓ Keyword and sentiment conditions | Keyword-based |
| Mark scrolled articles as read | ✓ Built-in, on by choice | ✓ |
| Separate global News briefing | ✓ Daily top stories with regional mix + audio | Not included |
| Curated source lists | ✓ 2,500+ sources | ✓ |
| Price for the full experience | $14.99 / year, everything included | $90 / year for Pro |
Comparison reflects publicly listed plans as of July 2026. Inoreader is a trademark of its owner; we compare because we're fans, and think you deserve more, included.
"The thing that always bothered me about RSS: someone I care about publishes something, and I won't know until I remember to check my reader. So I built one that keeps checking while I sleep. No algorithm, no engagement tricks. Just the people you follow, the moment they publish."
