Newsletter Reader by Meco 4+

An inbox designed for reading

Meco Limited

Designed for iPad

    • Free
    • Offers In-App Purchases

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Description

Meco is your home for reading newsletters, allowing you to enjoy your favorite content in one place without cluttering your email inbox.

DECLUTTER YOUR INBOX
It’s time to move your newsletters to a space built for reading and declutter your inbox in seconds. Connect your Gmail to Meco to instantly add existing newsletters to the app while simultaneously decluttering your inbox. If you don’t use Gmail, you’ll get your own personal Meco email address which you can use exclusively for newsletters.

READ NEWSLETTERS WITH SUPERPOWERS
- Capture learnings with highlights, tagging & notes
- Save interesting links for later
- Group newsletters into themes and topics
- Consolidate newsletters from multiple Gmail accounts
- Instantly unsubscribe from unwanted newsletters

READ ANYTIME, ANYWHERE
- Offline reading available by default
- Available on iPhone, iPad and web

YOU’RE IN SAFE HANDS
We don’t sell data. We don’t store email data. Your newsletters are stored on your personal device and only accessible by you.

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Meco offers an optional subscription at $4.99/month or $34.99/year for additional features. This ensures we can continue to create an incredible experience without having to compromise your reading with ads.



Support: Check out meco.app/faq or email team@meco.app
Privacy Policy: https://www.meco.app/terms
Terms of Service: https://www.meco.app/privacy

What’s New

Version 4.0.0

Outlook integration is here!

Now you can connect your Outlook account to Meco, meaning it’s lightning quick to add existing newsletters to Meco while decluttering your Outlook inbox.

This addition means you can use Meco with Outlook, Gmail or a new Meco email address for newsletters. Whatever suits you!

Ratings and Reviews

4.7 out of 5
308 Ratings

308 Ratings

bensfo ,

Sleek and seamless UI

I’ve tried numerous newsletter apps (Matter, Readwise Reader, Slick Inbox, Stoop Inbox) and web services (Mailscribe, Subscrib) and Meco is my favorite. It has the most seamless user interface workflow—from adding newsletters to moving on to the next ones to searching and filtering—and feels polished all around.

Like many people these days I try to stay away from Gmail and think twice before granting apps access to my email accounts. That's why I tried all the other apps mentioned above before Meco. I read the privacy policy and FAQ, and the developer seems uninterested in the shady business of selling customer data, which is great, but you never know these days.

So I ended up creating a new Gmail dedicated to Meco and newsletters. I'm glad I did. A new Gmail for Meco is a good idea even if you aren't concerned about privacy, because Meco creates many Gmail labels and filters for its functionality. One idea I have for the developer is to at least nest those labels under an umbrella label "Meco" so the UUID messiness can be hidden from view. I noticed that Meco-created labels are hidden by default, but it still creates a mess on the sidebar when the label list is expanded.

Other than that, I highly recommend this well-designed app. Kudos to the development team!

rootscast ,

The best newsletter app ever made

Download this app and never look back, it quite literally changed my life. I get notified as my newsletters come in and I’m able to stay on the cutting edge of my interests. Where as before I’d have my email cluttered and didn’t know what was coming in. They have dark mode love that and I love that I can swipe left and right to go forward or backward a story. Its so worth it.

MSWGRAD2014 ,

Clear design

I am curious to see what this app has to offer. There are some wonderful features but the cost is exorbitant compared with other platform offerings. I would like to see how others are doing in the platform as well. It seems that I am only getting a little more information than before. Because it is AI the app is very good at making sense to users and not for users. One way usability. If this were to change I would find more benefits to continue using this app. User control is extremely valuable in a world of mobile devices prone to ransomware and cyber threats. Visibility increases are essential to tracking the users value of informational interfacing. Otherwise, I would recommend soliciting feedback from alternative sources to help improve your product quality.

App Privacy

The developer, Meco Limited, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Data Linked to You

The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:

  • Contact Info
  • Identifiers
  • Usage Data

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

  • User Content
  • Diagnostics

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

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