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Convert & subscribe to RSS, ATOM and JSON-Feeds via API ⚡️

Automatically convert RSS, ATOM and JSON-Feeds into a unified, easily parsable JSON Format.
Call the API with different Feeds to subscribe to them and your server will receive a webhook whenever there are new entries in a Feed.
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rssapi.net is live! 🎉🎉🎉 RSS-Feeds are a great way to get Articles, News, etc. from a website. But parsing & integrating RSS-Feeds into your own Website or App is hard. I want to change that. That's why I built an API for developers which automatically converts RSS-Feeds to easily parsable JSON. The best thing? It not only works with RSS-Feeds but also with the wide-spread ATOM-Feed Format and the recently introduced JSON-Feed Format! ✌️ But I haven't mentioned the main feature yet: automatic Feed subscriptions! You can call the API with different Feeds (RSS, ATOM and JSON-feeds work) and your server will receive a webhook whenever there are new entries in a Feed! Everything automatically! You can easily subscribe to hundreds or even thousands of different Feeds! You don't have to set up cron-jobs anymore! You don't need to somehow find out which entries in the Feed you have already processed and which are new. Just use the API to subscribe to a Feed and you are done! If you have any questions, don't hesistate to write a comment right here on Product Hunt or message me on Twitter! I'll be happy to help! Greetings, An
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Adam Greenough
Adam Greenough
Congrats on your launch An! 🚀
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Maker
@adam_greenough Thanks!! 🎉
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Ethan
Ethan
This is a really smart idea!!! Congrats on the launch 🙌
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An
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Maker
@booligoosh Thank you!! 😄
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Peter Thaleikis
Peter Thaleikis
Neat idea An! Congrats to the launch!!
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An
Maker
@spekulatius1984 Thanks! 🤗
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Angela Jeffrey
Angela Jeffrey
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I love the green color you used for your slides and logo. I checked out the page and would have liked to play around with the API, but wasn't willing to spend 8 euro without a trial period first. I think you should allow people to use the API for free (in a developer sandbox if necessary) and then once they're certain they want what you built, get them to pay for it. I think Phantombuster does a good job of this.
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Maker
Hello there @angela_jeffrey! That's a good idea! I created a API Playground site at https://rssapi.net/playground It'd be great if you could check it out and let me know what you think! Thanks a lot for the kind words and the great idea! Greetings, An
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