Best for: Professionals who follow many sources and want AI to triage them
Price: Freemium · from $12/month
Free: Up to 100 sources and 3 folders, no AI
Platforms: Web, iOS, Android
Made by: Feedly Inc.
App store ratings: iOS 4.6★ (26K) · Android 4.4★ (317K)

What it is

Feedly collects the sites, blogs and newsletters you follow into one reader. On Pro+, its Leo AI and AI Feeds prioritise what matters to you, remove near-duplicates, track topics and summarise articles, turning a long feed list into a shorter daily read.

What the AI does

Leo AI prioritisation of your feeds
AI Feeds for topic tracking
Near-duplicate removal
Article summaries
Mute filters

Pros and cons

Works from your own chosen sources
Mature apps with large user bases
Powerful topic tracking for research and monitoring

AI features need the pricier Pro+ plan
Takes setup: you build the feed list yourself
A prioritised feed, not a written daily brief

How it scores

Briefing quality7

Ease of use7

Features6.5

Value for money6.5

Platforms9

Strong AI triage over sources you choose, but more setup and a higher price for AI than news-briefing apps.

Feature checklist · 2 of 9

You choose the topics it covers (yes)
Uses your email, calendar or tasks (no)
Spoken audio briefing (no)
Choice of voices or narrator personalities (no)
Control over length, style or depth (no)
Combines many sources, with citations (yes)
Ask follow-ups or act on items (no)
Multiple languages or translation (no)
Delivery options: scheduled push, widget, email or smart speaker (no)

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Alternatives

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Particle 8.7/10Keeping up with the news in a few minutes without missing other perspectives
Gemini Daily Brief 8.2/10Gmail and Google Calendar users who want their day organised before they open the inbox
Kagi News 8.2/10Anyone who wants a calm, five-minute daily news catch-up without tracking
Perplexity Discover 7.8/10People who want to dig into a story with cited follow-up questions

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