Reddit killed RSS. We didn't.
Redditrss turns any subreddit into an RSS feed, and any topic or product into a feed that an AI has cleaned up. Paste the link into the reader you already use.
One subreddit is free, forever. Topic feeds are $19 a month.
Search is noisy. We read every post.
Reddit search matches words, not meaning. For a topic feed we find posts that mention it, then an AI reads each one and strikes the ones that are not really about it.
Example posts written for this page, not live results.
Two kinds of feed.
A subreddit
Type r/selfhosted and get its newest posts as RSS. New posts show up about every 30 minutes.
redditrss.com/f/k9x2…/selfhosted.xml A topic or product
Type "standing desk" or your own product name. You get the posts across Reddit that are actually about it, with the noise already struck out.
redditrss.com/f/m3q7…/standing-desk.xml Every feed gets its own private link. Paste it into Feedly, Inoreader, NetNewsWire, FreshRSS, n8n, Zapier or anything else that reads RSS.
One price. Cancel any time.
Redditrss
- Unlimited subreddit feeds
- 10 topic feeds with the AI filter
- Everything in Free
Questions.
Will my old reddit.com .rss links keep working?
No. Reddit is switching them off on November 13. Add the subreddit here and you get a new link to paste into your reader in their place.
How fresh are the feeds?
They refresh about every 30 minutes, for both subreddit and topic feeds.
What does the AI filter actually do?
A topic feed starts from a keyword search across Reddit. The AI then reads each result and keeps only the posts that are really about your topic. Jokes, ads and posts that just reuse the word get dropped.
Who makes this?
The ReddGrow team, using the same Reddit tooling. If you have a ReddGrow account, the same login works here.
Get your Reddit back in your reader.
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