IntNews review
A mobile reader for comparing international coverage, with translation and offline saves.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
IntNews brings reporting from selected countries into a mobile news reader for people who want to follow international coverage and compare how outlets cover the same event. Its merged feed groups related reports, while topic filters and cross-country search help readers narrow what they see. The app is available on iOS and Android, with a free plan and an optional Premium subscription. It is aimed at mobile readers who want a single place to track news across borders rather than a general-purpose reading app for desktop use.
Its feature set centers on international reading: articles can be translated with one tap, and topic or keyword push alerts help track developments. Readers can save stories for later, including offline reading of saved items; text-to-speech offers another way to follow articles. The twice-daily digest, The Brief, provides a recurring summary. Translation uses Google Cloud Translation. Together, these functions suit readers who regularly encounter coverage in languages they do not read fluently or want several outlets' reporting grouped around an event. The app's mobile-only availability is a meaningful constraint for anyone who prefers a browser or desktop workflow.
The Free plan includes news feed access, 10 translations per day, 20 saved articles and one topic or keyword alert. Premium makes translations, saved articles and alerts unlimited. The vendor describes Premium as available monthly and annually, but does not publish prices on its official pages; availability and price may vary by app-store region. That makes the free tier the clearest way to assess whether the country selection, grouped coverage and reading tools fit. IntNews is a stronger fit for solo readers and small-scale personal use than for teams seeking a shared news platform; readers who need desktop access or a published subscription price should compare alternatives.
IntNews pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Groups reports about the same event across outlets.
- Translates articles and supports topic or keyword alerts.
- Saves articles for offline reading and includes text-to-speech.
- Where it doesn't
- Available only on iOS and Android.
- Free plan limits translations, saved articles and alerts.
- Premium removes limits, but its price is not published on official pages.
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