RSS from HTML
Point at what you want to follow. We'll build the feed.
Add a URL, then click the headline, listing, or section you want to track right on the live page. Feeder turns your selection into a real feed, no RSS required.
How it works
You point, Feeder tracks
Load the page
Paste a URL and the page loads right in the builder, so you're picking from the real, live site instead of guessing at a structure.
Click what matters
Click the link or section you want to track. Feeder works out the pattern and shows you a preview of what the feed will look like.
Fine-tune if you want
Custom CSS selectors for the entry, title, and link are right there if you want exact control over what gets picked up.
Where to find it
Wherever you add a feed
Search for a site that doesn't have RSS in Add Feed and this is what comes up. The browser extension offers it automatically when it can't find a feed on the page you're on, and it's in the command palette too.
Plan availability
On Plus, Professional, and Enterprise
The website picker is available on Plus, Professional, and Enterprise. It isn't on Free yet.
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