See what is new on a single screen
Build a start page from widgets for the folders, feeds, tags and monitoring feeds you care about. Arrange them as you like, and make the dashboard the page Inoreader opens to.
Create a free account- FreeDashboards and their widgets are free.
- TeamTeam plans add shared Team dashboards for every member.
Your start page
A dashboard tells you what is new before you open a single feed. You build it from widgets and decide what each one shows.
Feed and folder widgets
Show the newest articles of a folder, a feed or all your feeds, or the latest matches of a monitoring feed. The same widget can appear several times for different folders.
Activity widgets
Other widgets show what is trending among Inoreader users, the articles you tagged, saved or read last, your reading statistics and a big unread counter.
Several dashboards
Keep as many dashboards as you need, each with its own widgets and a layout of one, two or three columns, and choose the one Inoreader opens to.
Team dashboards
On Team plans, admins build dashboards the whole team sees, with Team folders, channels, tags, Intelligence reports and digests.
Build your dashboard
- Open Dashboards from the sidebar. The default dashboard shows your most read feeds, trending articles and recommended sources.
- Click the button at the top right to add a widget, then use its gear icon to choose what it shows, such as a folder, a feed, a tag or a monitoring feed.
- Drag the widgets into place and choose a layout. If one dashboard is not enough, add another with the plus in the tabs.
- Open the dashboard you use most, click the three-dot menu at the top right and choose Set as start page.
Use cases
A morning overview
Put your work folders, your brand's monitoring feed and the trending list on one screen, and catch up in two minutes before the day starts.
A topic wall
Add one widget for each folder of a research subject, so you can see the newest article in each of them at once.
A shared screen for the team
Build a Team dashboard with the shared folders, the channel for flagged stories and the week's automated reports.
Frequently asked questions
What goes on a dashboard?
Widgets. They can show the new articles from all your feeds, a folder or one feed, what is new in your most read feeds, trending articles and the latest results of a monitoring feed. Other widgets list the articles you recently tagged, saved or read, show your reading statistics and unread counts, recommend sources, list failing feeds or bring you the latest from the Inoreader team.
Can I have more than one?
Yes. You can make a dashboard for each way you use Inoreader, for example one for work and one for leisure, each with its own widgets and layout. You switch between them from the tabs at the top.
Can I change the layout?
Yes. Choose one, two or three columns, drag the widgets where you want them, and use the same widget several times for different folders.
Can a dashboard be my start page?
Yes. Any dashboard can be the page Inoreader opens to, both on the web and in the apps.
Is there a dashboard for a team?
Yes. On Team plans, admins build shared dashboards that every member sees, with widgets for Team folders, channels, tags, uploads, reports and digests.
Is it free?
Yes. Dashboards and their widgets are available on every plan. Team dashboards need a Team plan.
Related features
Folders and tags
Organize your feeds and the articles you keep
Monitoring feeds
Watch any keyword, brand or topic across the web
Teams
Share one set of sources with your whole team
Build your own newsfeed
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