Every RSS tool is built for engineers ā folders, queries, keyboard shortcuts. RssDrop is built for marketers. Turn any URL into a feed, bundle by topic, filter the noise with keywords, and auto-post new items to Slack, Discord, or Telegram. Free tier is generous.
Hey Product Hunt š
I'm Sherif. I built RssDrop because the Friday competitive briefing was killing me.
I'm a marketer, not an engineer. Every Friday I'd open 40+ competitor blogs in tabs, copy headlines into a doc, and try to spot what was new before my 10am meeting. I tried Feedly, Inoreader, five Chrome extensions ā they were all built by engineers who think a feed is an inbox. I wanted one feed of sources I picked, filtered to what I care about, pushed to where my team already talks.
So I built it. Six months, nights and weekends, never written production code before in my life.
What it does:
⢠Turn any URL into an RSS feed (even sites without one)
⢠Bundle feeds by topic ā competitors, industry news, must-read newsletters
⢠Keyword filters so 200 posts/day become the 20 that matter
⢠Auto-post new items to Slack, Discord, or Telegram
⢠AI digest of overnight posts
100 people use it. It's free to start, no signup wall on the basics.
I'm here all day ā tell me what you track and how you keep up with it. Genuinely want to know, it's how this keeps getting better.
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