Hushread review
A multi-source reader that groups related coverage and adds AI quick takes and audio.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Hushread is a news and RSS reader for people who want to follow sources and topics across the web, iOS and Android. It brings together RSS feeds, websites, subreddits, YouTube channels and public Facebook pages, then groups coverage of the same event into a story timeline. Readers can also browse trending coverage, search saved articles and read full articles with adjustable text and light or dark themes. Its combination of cross-source grouping and AI-generated quick takes makes it a fit for readers who want a compact view of developing stories rather than a single publication’s feed.
The free plan costs ₹0 and includes up to five sources, Whole Story timelines and Trending, AI quick takes, audio briefings, natural-voice narration, folders, tags and search. Pro costs $14.99 per year, billed annually. It adds unlimited sources, push notifications for every feed, and sentiment-based rules and automations. The upgrade is most relevant for readers who follow more than five sources or want alerts and feed rules; the free plan covers a meaningful set of reading and organization features for a smaller source list.
Hushread’s distinctive focus is organizing overlapping coverage: it collapses duplicate and syndicated articles and groups articles about an event, while AI quick takes and audio briefings offer alternate ways to catch up. That makes it worth considering for readers who monitor varied sources and want context across them. It is a less suitable fit for anyone who needs offline reading, or whose priority is a personalized feed; readers who prefer fewer sources can start on Free, while source-heavy readers should weigh the annual Pro plan.
Hushread pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Groups coverage of the same event into timelines and flags trending stories
- Follows RSS, websites, subreddits, YouTube channels and public Facebook pages
- Adds AI quick takes, audio briefings and natural-voice article narration
- Where it doesn't
- The Free plan is limited to up to five sources
- Unlimited sources, feed notifications and sentiment rules require Pro
- Offline reading is not supported
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