What is the best app for reading and organizing all of your newsletter subscriptions?

Question

My inbox is starting to become pretty cluttered with all of my newsletter subscriptions. Is there an app out there that handles newsletter subscriptions?

Mike Coutermarsh · Accepted Answer

Definitely take a look at unroll.me. You can add all of your newsletter subscriptions to your "roll up" and then get them all in a single email at a certain time of the day.

Kate · Answer

I'm a huge Inbox fan (true story: I switched from Microsoft to Google mail services because of the release of Inbox— I was that impressed). You can create your own bundling rules / quasi-folders that can sort your newsletters into dedicated places in your inbox for you. From there, you can read them or delete them / mark them "done" en masse. It's super effective and allows you to reach the coveted #InboxZero so easily, and rewards you with a little sun animation when you do so!

Colby Fayock · Answer

I run into the same issue, but what I find helpful as a Gmail user is simply using inbox's bundling features instead. It collapses to a nice single entry to update you upon incoming newsletters or you can schedule out when you receive the bundle (once a day or once a week). Pretty similar to Unroll.me, but native to Inbox and you get all the additional cool features from Inbox.

FUERA MADURO · Answer

Recomendado

Anna Filou · Answer

You get an @newlettrs.app email which you can use to subscribe to any newsletter you want. Then you read said newsletters using their web app (works great on mobile too!) Everything is displayed correctly, no issues. There's also an explore section where you can discover newsletters and subscribe with one click, but it doesn't have many at the moment.

Abhilash Jain · Answer

Been using Inbox since I got to try the beta, haven't moved since. It's super simple and intuitive and makes the best out of your mail. As stated earlier by @colbyfayock and @katesegrin it's amazing. Try it to believe it :)

Lucas Boucher · Answer

Fast and efficient tool to unsubscribe from newsletters / spams !

It will scan your mailbox and let's you unsubscribe in one click.

Credential based system, you get a few tokens to test it (unsubscribing costs 1 token), then you can buy more. I found it really fast and efficient, it worked on all but one of the senders I tried it with.

Petr Pinkas · Answer

There are Newsletter feeds in Feedly now: https://blog.feedly.com/get-newsletters-in-feedly/

Félix Mundler · Answer

Identifies by itself the kind of email you receive, and allows to easily tag senders as "newsletter" (or notifications)

Alex Anne · Answer

You can use the app with the mod apk version on https://techsuspect.com

Graham Hoefer · Answer

Recently signed up for this service and I'm really loving it. It's simple, easy to use, and they provide you with an email address to use for subscribing which is really nice.

Edison Yap · Answer

Similar to Stoop, but with a heavier emphasis on clean design and better usability. Simplicity is key :)

Martha Neilson · Answer

After I inboxed, I switched from Microsoft to the Google Mail service - I'm surprised). You can create your own half rules / volume, which can be broken down into fields in the Inbox. From there, you can read them individually or unmark them as "done". Powerful and lets you switch to the popular #Inbox Zero Arrow and mention the sun's sun when you're done! https://adobezii.me/

Wade Armstrong · Answer

Mailstrom is a great option, with a lot of Unroll.me-style features, without the "sells your personal information" revenue source (Mailstrom is something you pay for).

Joe Davini · Answer

Absolute best app for newsletters. I love everything about it.

Bryan Alcorn · Answer

The best part is you get an email just for newsletters so you don’t have to tie them all to your real email

Fıratcan DOGAN · Answer

Great Pick! I like Stoop, I hate to get anything into my mailbox.

Jakob Fricke · Answer

Inspiratio comes with your private email (or you can set up auto-forwarding from Gmail) and all your newsletter subscriptions end up in a dedicated clutter free app. Think of an podcast experience but just for newsletters.

Moak Designs · Answer

It can be quite useful but it's the only one that I've known until this list. It's still good, I just wish that there was a way that I could multi-select them and mark them either read or delete.

Pavan Sethi · Answer

Simple, yet very useful for unsubscribing and rolling up newsletters.

Fatih Yıldız · Answer

What makes this app different? 
1. You just follow a newsletter or not. You're not going to waste your time to subscribe for newsletters. They are already on the platform. 
2 You can decide to get notified or not for each newsletter. If you receive so much notifications, you can still follow but stay silent. This is not possible in inbox.
3. You can't read and follow everything. However, you can make great contents trending and it will reach more people.
4. Available on both App Store and Play Store. Web app will be launched hopefully before June.
5. UI and UX of mobile apps will be improved in the next version.

Mathieu Guerville · Answer

Creates RSS feeds that I then send into Feedly

Silent Phoenix · Answer

MyCFAVisit Thanks for the clarification

Kyle Higginson · Answer

Easily subscribe and unsubscribe to newsletters with just a single click using NewsBox. Plus your inbox is instantly populated with previous issues of the newsletter! Newsletters get delivered to the app instead of your emails.

Mauricio Cuenca · Answer

For those who prefer the big screen, Newsletterss.com is optimized for desktop usage, it looks neat on mobile as well.

Megha Hegde · Answer

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Nishi Panchal · Answer

Add the RSS Feed of the newsletters, discover newsletters from here and organize according to tags!