Feeder can't follow X (Twitter) accounts directly. X has no RSS feeds, and it has closed access to its API.
You can still get posts from X accounts into Feeder:
- rss.app makes RSS feeds from X profiles, hashtags and searches. It is a paid service. Copy the feed link it gives you, click Add feed in Feeder and paste it.
- Bluesky or Mastodon. Many people who post on X also post there, and every public profile has a free RSS feed. Paste the profile address into Add feed and Feeder finds the feed.
- Their website or newsletter. Most writers and news sites that post on X also publish somewhere with a feed.
Nitter, the free tool that used to make feeds from X, is down or blocked almost everywhere, so we no longer recommend it.
Can Feeder post my feed to X?
No. Feeder used to have a Post to Twitter rule, but it stopped working when X closed access to its API. Twitterfeed, a free service that posted new blog posts to Twitter, closed on October 31, 2016. IFTTT has applets that post new items from an RSS feed to X.
Feeder can send new posts to other apps instead. On Professional, a rule can post them to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord or Telegram, or send them to a webhook.
More options and example feeds: Twitter (X) RSS feeds and Mastodon RSS feeds.