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Monitor any website for changes and get alerts (no code)
A practical guide to watching pages for new items, price changes, and policy updates — and turning those changes into alerts you actually read.
RSS feeds for research, monitoring, and automation
Turn web sources into reliable RSS intelligence.
RSSFlux helps you create, refresh, and monitor feeds from the pages and searches that matter, then route updates into your tools.
Free tierCustom selectorsWebhooks and bots
Feed health
Research monitor
Reddit search: palantir
RSS normalized
25 new items
Intel category watch
Roadblock aware
51 items tracked
Market research feed
Custom selectors
Webhook ready
Alerts routed
Diagnostics built in
What it does
A practical feed engine for sources that do not make RSS easy.
Turn hard-to-track pages into feeds
Create RSS feeds from public web pages, Reddit searches, category pages, and custom selectors.
Refresh and monitor automatically
Track scrape health, new items, roadblocks, and feed freshness from one dashboard.
Route intelligence where it belongs
Send feed updates into webhook workflows, bots, alerts, and downstream research pipelines.
Schedule notifications and actions
Fire emails, webhooks, and chat messages on a schedule. Interval, daily, or one-shot triggers with template variables.
Push articles to your phone
Send any article to Slack, Discord, Telegram, or Signal with one click. Save contacts for one-tap sharing to friends and teams.
Workflow
From source URL to monitored feed in minutes.
Start with the free tier, add feeds as your monitoring needs grow, and upgrade when you need faster refreshes or higher limits.
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Add a source URL or choose a source template.
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Preview selectors or use RSS-native normalization when available.
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Publish the generated feed and let RSSFlux keep it fresh.
Powerful Link Drops let you create feed lists from your browser.
Fluxions combine links into single feeds.
Automations schedule emails, webhooks, and chat notifications.
Guides
Learn to make the web yours
Practical, answer-first guides on RSS, scraping, automation, and giving AI agents fresh data.
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Automate a daily email digest from any RSS feed
Set up a morning digest that turns new feed items into one clean email — no code, no inbox flooding.
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How to scrape JavaScript sites into RSS (without guesswork)
Why some pages return an empty shell, how to tell, and the reliable ways to turn client-rendered sites into working feeds.