Where Does Inoreader Store Feeds and Articles?
Where the Inoreader app keeps feeds and saved articles on Android and iPhone devices. Exact folders are covered below.
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Inoreader mirrors Feedly layout. Account holds follows, tags, and read states. Phone holds article cache for offline reading. That split explains most empty folder reports.
Synced tags appear without text when packages never downloaded. For moves, sign in covers follows while articles need fresh fetches. Export OPML for feed backup. Premium search and filters need a current sub even with old articles cached from earlier syncs. Screenshots of settings help when support asks for reproduction steps later.
Where Inoreader stores this, by platform
/sdcard/Android/data/com.innologica.inoreader
Feeds follow your Inoreader account. Offline packages download privately. Verify in the offline manager before leaving coverage.
On My iPhone/Inoreader
Articles live in the Inoreader container plus cloud. Sign in to restore tags, then redownload packages over WiFi. Export OPML for feeds.
Frequently asked questions
How do I move Inoreader tags to a new phone?
Sign in on the new phone and feeds, tags, and read states return from the account. Offline articles stay behind in private storage. Redownload offline packages over WiFi after sign in. Check the manager before leaving coverage.
Does Inoreader work offline?
Yes for packages you downloaded. They live in private storage with documents. Exact names vary by release. Use the offline manager to confirm sizes. Tags sync separately from article text, so a synced tag can overlay an empty cache.
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