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Stakker vs Meco
Meco and Stakker both give newsletters a place outside your email, but they take different paths. Meco can link to your Gmail or Outlook and adds AI summaries and audio. Stakker gives you an address of your own and focuses on reading.
Updated 20 October 2026
Side by side
| Stakker | Meco | |
|---|---|---|
| How newsletters arrive | An address of your own at stakker.co | Link Gmail or Outlook, or a Meco address |
| Access to your email account | Never | When you link Gmail or Outlook |
| AI features | None | Summaries and a personalised audio briefing |
| Shows editions as designed | Yes, with links opening in the app | Reading view |
| Unknown senders | Wait for your yes | Can be hidden |
| Built-in catalogue | Over 200 newsletters, subscribe in a tap | Discovery based on interests |
| Platforms | iPhone | iOS, Android and web |
| Price | Free | Free to download, paid Pro plans |
Which should you choose?
Choose Stakker if
you never want to grant access to your email, you read visual brand newsletters, and you like a stack that ends.
Choose Meco if
you want AI summaries or audio, use Android or the web, or want newsletters you already get moved out automatically.
About Stakker
Stakker is a free iPhone app made only for newsletters. You get an address of your own, subscribe with it, and every edition arrives in a stack made for reading, laid out as the writer set it. It never reads your personal email. More about Stakker.
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Checked 20 October 2026. Prices and features change; check each app’s own page before you decide.
Stakker for iPhone
Newsletters deserve better.
An address of your own, a stack made for reading, and every edition laid out as the writer set it. Free on the App Store.