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Turn Any Website Into an RSS Feed - Never Miss Updates Again

Ever wished you could follow your favorite websites like a social media feed? The html2rss project makes it possible by creating RSS feeds for any website - even ones that donโ€™t offer them.

Try it now: Browse Ready-Made Feeds | Create Your First Feed


Real examples of what you can do:

  • Follow your favorite blogs without social media algorithms
  • Get notified when your local news site posts about your neighborhood
  • Track job postings from multiple company websites
  • Monitor product updates from software vendors
  • Follow academic papers from your field

RSS vs Social Media:

  • โœ… No algorithms deciding what you see
  • โœ… No ads or sponsored content
  • โœ… Works with any feed reader you choose
  • โœ… Your data stays private
  • โœ… Never miss updates - automatic notifications
  • โœ… Save time - no more manual checking

html2rss is a user-friendly tool that turns any website into an RSS feed. Think of it as a translator that converts website content into a format your feed reader can understand.

Two ways to use html2rss:

  • ๐ŸŒ Web App - Point, click, done! Perfect for everyone
  • โš™๏ธ Ruby Gem - For developers who want to code their own feeds

  1. See Examples First - Browse 100+ ready-made feeds
  2. Try the Web App - Create feeds without coding
  3. Learn More - Understand how it all works
  1. Web App - Start with the easy interface
  2. Ruby Gem - For advanced customization
  3. Config Guide - Learn to write your own configs
  1. Ruby Gem Docs - Full API reference
  2. Advanced Features - Custom HTTP requests, etc.
  3. Contribute - Help improve the project

  • News & Blogs: Follow your favorite writers without social media
  • Job Hunting: Track job postings from multiple company sites
  • Product Updates: Get notified when software you use gets updated
  • Academic Research: Follow new papers in your field
  • Local News: Stay updated on your neighborhood and city
  • Hobby Communities: Follow forums and communities you care about

Browse all examples in our Feed Directory โ†’


Feed not working? Check our troubleshooting guide Need help? Join our community discussions Found a bug? Report it on GitHub