Twelve practical guides are live at rssflux.io/blog — RSS fundamentals,
scraping sites without feeds, API access for AI agents, Telegram/Discord/Slack
bots, and monitoring workflows. The blog ships with per-post metadata,
Article/FAQPage schema, a sitemap, and its own RSS feed.
Create a channel, post short updates (up to 600 words in the resizable
editor), and embed a live timeline anywhere — no app store, no followers
required. xLikeWriter has graduated from private prototype to open beta, has
its own place in the sidebar, and can be automated through the RSSFlux API.
Organize your feeds into Pages. Set a Page on any feed — or leave it blank to
use the first category automatically — then switch between Page tabs on My
Feeds. Perfect for keeping ContentFlux, Newsroom, or any other grouping one
click away.
A new per-feed option on Edit Feed. When enabled, RSSFlux verifies each newly
scraped link and quietly skips items whose article page returns 404/410 —
ideal for mirrors and sites with broken archives.
The scraper now recognizes the shared page theme used across many independent
news sites, extracting titles, dates, and thumbnails automatically —
including multi-column front pages, with no custom selectors needed.
Install RSSFlux as a standalone app on your phone or desktop dock. The
dashboard shows an install prompt, and iOS users get step-by-step
"Add to Home Screen" guidance. The app opens in its own window with a
dedicated icon.
A redesigned full-color icon on a white background is now used for the
desktop dock, mobile home screen, and app buttons.
The app now checks for updates whenever it opens or regains focus. When
a new version is ready, an "Update available — Reload" prompt appears,
and stale code and icons are replaced automatically. Note: iOS
home-screen icons may require re-adding the app once to refresh.
On phones, the hamburger menu no longer overlaps content and articles
now use the full screen width.
Items from recommended channels no longer leak into your Rumble feeds.
Feeds now contain only genuine channel videos.
Some sites were incorrectly flagged as Cloudflare-blocked because
embedded plugin text tripped the anti-bot detector. These feeds now
scrape cleanly.
Public RSS feeds no longer fail when an item is missing a title or
link.
If a feed delete fails, you now see an error message instead of a
silent no-op.
One-click send any feed item to Slack, Discord, Telegram, or Signal.
Save contacts in Settings for one-tap sharing to friends and teams.
SMS and WhatsApp delivery via Telnyx. Toll-free number support for US,
alpha sender for international. Configure in Admin → Settings → SMS.
Search across all your feed items using PostgreSQL full-text search.
Stemming, ranking, and per-feed filtering. Available from:
/search command/search slash commandNew template variables for precise control:
{feed_item[N]} — bullet list of single feed's items{feed_item[N][M].title} — Mth item from Nth feed{feed_title[N]}, {feed_url[N]} — per-feed metadata{items[N].description} — Nth item descriptionCreate text reminders with start date, end date, and repeat interval.
Supports hours + minutes resolution (e.g., every 25h, every 34m).
Expired reminders auto-deactivate. Dedicated Reminders page.
/videos and /streams are now treated as separate feedsdoc sections instead of the entire document
Settings page shows a live clock updating every second in your
selected timezone. Verify your timezone setting instantly.
Share any feed with a one-click share token. Recipients see a live
public preview and can import the feed directly into their own RSSFlux
dashboard.
Organize feeds with a category and comma-separated tags. Filter by
category or tag via the API. Category badges and tag badges appear in
the feeds table for quick visual scanning.
When a major provider changes their website layout and scraping fails,
RSSFlux detects it automatically, alerts engineers, and shows a clear
message: "This provider's website appears to have changed. RSSFlux
engineers have been notified."
/videos URL fix — suffix no longer stripped during scraping