Inkline is a calm, private iPhone/iPad news reader for people who read the news for a living. Browse 800+ hand-checked publications, monitor any topic across the whole web, and follow individual journalists rather than outlets. A morning brief is written on your device with Apple Intelligence. When a story breaks, Inkline shows how it travels across outlets, who broke it and who followed. No accounts, no ads, no tracking.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Michael, a communications professional who taught himself to build for iOS, and Inkline is the news app I always wanted. It follows the news the way a newsroom does: track the outlets, topics and people you care about, get a short brief written on your own device each morning, and when a story breaks, see how it travels across outlets on a timeline, so you can tell a real story from one wire everyone is recycling. Private by design, no accounts, no tracking, works offline. Free to try for seven days on iPhone. I'd love your feedback and questions.
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Following journalists is a great angle, but I'd love to see a way to mute or blacklist specific writers too. Sometimes a single columnist dominates the feed on a topic, and a quick tap to filter them out would make the morning brief much more useful for my workflow.
Such a promising launch—congrats on Inkline! Follow the news like a newsroom. Private, on iPhone & iPad is a clever idea. Wishing you a strong Product Hunt day! 🚀
Following journalists is a great angle, but I'd love to see a way to mute or blacklist specific writers too. Sometimes a single columnist dominates the feed on a topic, and a quick tap to filter them out would make the morning brief much more useful for my workflow.
Pazi
Such a promising launch—congrats on Inkline! Follow the news like a newsroom. Private, on iPhone & iPad is a clever idea. Wishing you a strong Product Hunt day! 🚀