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About Inkline: Media Radar

When a name you watch runs in the world's press, Inkline shows you - a client, a competitor, your own. Follow the journalists on your beat, by byline. Turn coverage into a report worth sending. Inkline is free to read, and there is no clock running. A checked directory of 5,175 publications across 105 markets and 72 languages. Nothing you read leaves the phone. THE ATLAS The world's press on one globe. 5,175 publications across 105 markets, browsable by subject and by kind: national, local, trade. Tap any title to read its last ten stories before you follow it. FREE, AND NOT A TRIAL • Follow up to 50 publications: pick them from the Atlas, find one by name, or import the list you keep - and take it back out as OPML. • The whole article, set in your own typography: four faces including OpenDyslexic, four contrast modes, your size, your spacing. • Highlight a line to keep the quote. Write the note against the story. Find both again by searching. • Reads with no signal. Words and photographs are already on the phone. • Widgets, Spotlight, Siri, and a share extension that follows a publication right from Safari. • Any story read aloud, in a voice that runs on the device. INKLINE PRO, FOR WHEN THE NEWS IS YOUR JOB • Monitors watch coverage across the world's press, not only the titles you follow, and can alert you when a name or a subject runs somewhere new. • Every watched word carries its own numbers: volume over time, share of voice, the outlets driving it, and a flag when the line jumps. • Coverage reports turn a watched word into a document: what ran, where, and how it compares with the period before. Frozen, so it keeps what it found, and ready to send on. • Voices follows the byline. Inkline reads the author of every story that arrives and builds one stream for that reporter. • Inkline Radio writes and speaks your briefing on the device, so it plays with no signal. • Today's Brief condenses the last twelve hours. Compare Coverage lays one story out across every publication running it and reads how the framing moves. • Publications beyond the free fifty. Inkline Radio, Today's Brief and Compare Coverage are written on your device by Apple Intelligence, so they need a device that supports it, and nothing you read is sent anywhere. READ IT PROPERLY Today leads on the story most of your publications are running rather than the newest one, with a world desk of translated headlines beneath it. The Wire is everything, newest first, clearing as you scroll past it. When a publication files only an excerpt, Inkline fetches the rest in the background, so the reader, the search and the voice have the article, not a teaser. WHERE EVERY TITLE STANDS ON GENERATIVE AI Every publication in the directory carries its owner's public position on generative AI: licensed to an AI company, and named; blocking the crawlers or litigating; or nothing on record. Filter the whole directory by it. Coverage in a licensed title can reach an assistant's answers; coverage in a blocking one is being kept out of them. Compiled from public sources — licensing announcements, court filings and publishers' own crawler policies — and dated on the page. NOTHING LEAVES THE PHONE No account. No ads. No tracking. No data sold. Your publications, your notes and your watched words stay on your device, and the AI runs there too. Built to be read by everyone: Dynamic Type throughout, full VoiceOver support, and color modes that meet WCAG AA contrast. Made by White Wiki. Requires iOS 18. Inkline Pro is an auto-renewing subscription, annual or monthly, each with a one-week free trial, billed to your Apple Account at the price shown for your country. It renews automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period; manage or turn off renewal any time in your account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://inklinenews.com/privacy/

What’s new

Version 1.7 · Updated September 21, 2026

Sign in to Substack and follow your newsletters in Inkline's reader, sorted into your categories. Built for iOS 27 and designed for iPhone Duo: open the phone and the story you are reading sits beside the feed. Plus revision tracking, coverage across the markets, reporter briefings and shareable source sets.

App privacy

The developer, Michael White, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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