Upgraded dark mode
Feeder's web reader gets an updated dark mode with more contrast, less visual noise and a new color palette that matches the light theme.
Organize your rules with names
Feeder rules can now have names, so you can organize them your way and find the right rule later. A short product update from November 2022.
Announcing search
Feeder adds search across your feeds, folders and collections, with date and read-state filters plus operators for phrases, exclusions and fuzzy matches.
Inbox zero
How to reach inbox zero in Feeder: triage your unread posts, star or collect what matters, mark the rest as read, and let Rules handle the noise.
How to read less but stay on top of more news
A newsroom workflow in Feeder: route sources into topic collections with Rules, share them with the right journalists, and send breaking news to Slack.
Improve your workflow with keyboard navigation
Keep both hands on the keyboard in Feeder. A guide to the shortcuts for moving between feeds and posts, starring, collections and dashboard columns.
Feeder update: New subscribe page for RSS feeds
Feeder's browser extensions get a richer subscribe page for RSS feeds, with post previews, a choice of reader to subscribe in, and email summaries.
How to break stories faster
How journalists can break stories faster with Feeder: 1-minute feed updates, news agency wires, dashboards, notifications and filters that cut the noise.
Feeder update: Post to Slack
Feeder's Post to Slack rule sends posts that match your keywords to the Slack channels you choose. What it does and how to set it up in a few steps.
Public Dashboard: Elon Musk
Feeder built a free public dashboard that tracks the latest news about Elon Musk, a quick example of what you can follow with Feeder's Dashboard.
Feeder coworker: Erik Rothoff Andersson
A Q&A with Erik Rothoff Andersson, Feeder's co-founder and CTO, on building the Chrome RSS extension that became Feeder and what his job covers.
Welcome Daniel!
Meet Daniel, who joins Feeder to lead sales. A short Q&A about his years in ice hockey, life in five countries and his business development work.