Public dashboards

Turn your feeds into a live page for clients

Make a page from the sources you follow for a client, your board or your team. They open the link in any browser, with no account, and new posts appear as they come in.

Get started Included in Professional
Open the live page

Columns of anything you follow

Each column shows the newest posts from one thing you follow. Put up to 15 side by side.

Make a column from

One feed per column. A feed can be a site, a blog, a newsletter or a YouTube channel, like NASA's here.

On the office screen, all day

Open the link on a TV in the newsroom or at the monitoring desk. New posts appear at the top of their columns as Feeder finds them, so the screen never needs a reload.

New posts are highlighted for a few seconds as they arrive.

Theme

They just open the link

Clients, your board or the public need no account and no app. The page opens in their browser, on a phone or a computer, ready to read.

  1. The link arrives

    In an email, in a chat or on your intranet. It's a plain web link.

  2. The page opens

    No sign-in and no app. On a phone it shows one column at a time, with tabs for the others.

    Try a tab

  3. They can follow it

    Follow in Feeder asks for a free account, then puts the page's feeds in it. You can turn the button off.

Make it yours

Your logo, your name and a line about the page sit at the top, in light or dark. There's no Feeder logo, so it reads as your page.

  • A law firm's client page

    Light, a wordmark logo, no Follow button

  • A city's page for residents

    Light or dark, as each visitor's device is set

  • A newsroom's wall screen

    Dark, new posts highlighted as they arrive

Set it up in three steps

You do it all in Feeder. The page is live as soon as you create it.

  1. Start from a folder

    Pick a folder of feeds you follow, or all of them. Its feeds go on the page.

  2. Arrange the columns

    Pick what each column shows and put them in order, left to right.

Details

How the page fits each screen, how it keeps up, and who opens it.

Columns

Up to 15, left to right in the order you set. They share the screen's width, from 220 to 640 px each, and scroll sideways when they don't fit. A phone shows one at a time, with tabs for the others.

Try a screen

1440 px wide: six of the eight columns fit, at 220 px each. The other two scroll sideways.

Updates

Leave the page open all day. New posts appear at the top of their columns as Feeder finds them, with no reload. With highlights on, each new post is yellow for five seconds.

Come back at
Highlights

Opened at 9:00. Pick a later time to see what Feeder finds while the page stays open.

Visitors

How many people opened the page in the last 7, 30 and 90 days, with a bar for each day. You and your team aren't counted, and you don't see who visited.

Last

131 people opened the page in the last 30 days. Someone who comes back every day counts once.

Questions

Do visitors need a Feeder account?
No. Anyone with the link opens the page in a browser, on a computer, a phone or a screen on the wall. Visitors who use Feeder can follow it, and its feeds go into their Feeder.
What can a column show?
A feed, a folder of feeds, all posts on the page, a Google News search for a topic, a website without RSS, or a collection of posts your team picks.
Who can open the page?
Anyone with the link. It has no password, so share it as you would any web page: on your intranet, in an email to clients or on a TV in the office.
Is there a Feeder logo on the page?
No logo. A “Powered by Feeder” line is off unless you turn it on, and the top of the page has your name, line and logo.
Can I turn off “Follow in Feeder”?
Yes. A switch in the editor hides the button.
Can I delete a page?
Yes. Its link stops working for everyone who has it. Feeds you follow yourself stay as they are.
What happens if I cancel?
The link shows “Dashboard disabled” until you upgrade again. Your columns and settings stay as they are.
Which plans include it?
Feeder Professional and Enterprise, with website widgets, RSS feeds and email newsletters.

Start with your own feeds

Public dashboards come with Feeder Professional, together with website widgets, RSS feeds and email newsletters.

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The plans side by side
Free Plus Professional
Price a month Free $9.99 $19.99 per user
Feeds 200 2,500 10,000
Rules No Yes Yes
Public dashboards No No Yes

Publish

Four tools to share your feeds, in Feeder Professional

$19.99 per user, per month

  • Website widgets Your feeds in a box on any page, with no limit and no Feeder logo
  • RSS feeds Your sources and rules as one feed for other apps
  • Public dashboards This page A news page anyone can open, no sign-in
  • Email newsletters The news by email, to up to 100 subscribers