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Inoreader: Boost Productivity and Gain Insights with AI-Powered Intelligence Tools [Sponsor]

Inoreader, a powerful platform for content discovery and consumption, is becoming smarter with the launch of Inoreader Intelligence – a suite of AI-powered features designed to help users save time, gain meaningful insights, analyze, and act on valuable information faster. Whether you’re diving into daily news, tracking niche industry updates, or conducting in-depth research, Inoreader Intelligence transforms how you process information with the introduction of article summaries and Intelligence reports.

The first addition to the suite, article summaries, brings instant clarity to your content. A new Summarize button appears inside every article, allowing you to generate a quick overview, explore a specific aspect with customizable prompts, or even ask your own questions – all within the Inoreader interface. You’re in full control: tailor how the feature looks and behaves, set your preferred language, and define a prompt persona to suit your workflow. Summaries are fully searchable, saving you time not just in the moment, but also later.

With the newly introduced Intelligence reports, Inoreader levels up bulk content processing. Select multiple articles at once and run custom or predefined prompts to extract insights, compare sentiments, and create reports. Once generated, each report becomes a new article, ready to annotate, export, or share. Want to collaborate? Reports can be made public or shared privately across Teams.

Article summaries are available in Inoreader’s Pro, Custom, and Team plans, while Intelligence reports are included in the new Team Intelligence plan and offered as an add-on for Pro and Custom users. All plans include monthly Intelligence tokens, and if you prefer more control, you can connect your own OpenAI API key for added flexibility.

With Inoreader Intelligence, you don’t just collect information – you save time while understanding it faster and better. Explore article summaries and Intelligence reports today at Inoreader.com, or download the app from the App Store or Google Play to experience smarter reading!1

Our thanks to Inoreader for sponsoring MacStories this week.


  1. Intelligence reports will be released on Inoreader’s mobile apps later this year. 







Copilot Money: The Apple Editor’s Choice Award App for Tracking Your Money — Start Your Free Trial Today [Sponsor]

If you haven’t heard of Copilot Money yet, you’re overdue to check out Apple’s Editors Choice award-winning money tracker app. Copilot makes it simple to monitor your finances while providing personalized insights.

Their native iPhone, iPad and Mac apps are award winning for a reason: you can track your spending, budgets, investments, and net worth all in one place, allowing you to drill into the details without losing sight of the big picture.

Beyond beautiful design and functionality, Copilot’s mission is to build a future where everyone has a clear picture of their finances, without all the anxiety. Where anyone can reclaim their data from the banks to build their own plan for achieving their goals — with confidence and trust in their tools for doing so.

Launching later this month, Copilot Money is adding their #1 most user requested feature to the line-up. Savings Goals will empower you to track the money you’re saving for whatever you choose. Goals will feature smart tips informed by your data, like smart suggestions based on your cash flow, and goal ideas for you based on your categories and spending.

For a limited time, MacStories readers can get a special two-month free trial by using the code MACSTORIES when signing up. Visit their website to learn more and download Copilot from the App Store to get started today.

Our thanks to Copilot for sponsoring MacStories this week.