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Radio Scanner Text Feeds is an open-source website that transcribes live radio scanner audio into text in real time. Audio streams are split on voice activity, transcribed with speech recognition, and published to web feeds. Visitors can read the live text, listen to the audio, suggest alternate text, and vote on the text. Audio is sourced from Broadcastify.
awesome-rss-feeds is a GitHub-hosted curated list of RSS feeds and OPML files. The list is used for the Recommended Feeds and local news sections of Plenary, an Android RSS reader, article downloader, and podcast player app.
Sage-Like is a fast, lightweight sidebar-based feed reader extension for the Firefox browser. It supports Atom, RSS, JSON and RDF feeds, offers a customizable user interface, and integrates with Firefox bookmarks and sync functionality. It can discover feeds from the sidebar and address bar, including hidden RSS feeds on platforms such as YouTube, Reddit, DeviantArt, Pinterest and Behance, and has a customizable feed tree view.
Broadcastify's browse page lists live audio feeds from around the world, organized by country and by state within the United States. It reports 7,292 live audio feeds, including country totals and feed counts for each state.
Fiery Feeds is an app store page with install details, screenshots, reviews, and app information.
Feed Creator is a web tool from FiveFilters.org that turns webpages into custom RSS and JSON feeds from selected items or links on a page. It finds selectors automatically so feeds update with new items, and offers alerts, full-text expansion, and filtering by words or URL patterns. The hosted service is now part of Feed Control.
Inoreader is an RSS reader and news aggregator. It lets users follow websites, social media feeds, podcasts, blogs and newsletters, and collect articles in one place. Filters, rules, tags and folders can be used to organize feeds, and monitoring feeds track topics and keywords. Generative AI features summarize articles and generate reports.
morss.it is a free web tool that converts truncated RSS feeds into full-text feeds. It can also turn a web page into an RSS feed. The site states it does not support Internet Explorer, and that Edge and Safari are mostly supported, while Firefox or Chrome are recommended.
PolitePaul is a tool for generating RSS feeds from web pages without writing code. It supports dynamic content powered by JavaScript, an XPath selectors editor, smart filters for words and phrases, and feed monitoring with email notifications. Feeds can be fetched in XML and JSON formats.
Tiny Tiny RSS is a free, open-source, web-based news feed reader and aggregator for RSS, Atom and other feeds. It is self-hosted, supports organizing feeds by folders and subfolders, and offers OPML import/export, a JSON API, plugins and themes.
API3 provides data feeds and pays dApps for using them. It reports more than 100 data feeds on every chain. AirnodeHub is described as a marketplace where agents discover, call and pay for APIs, with the data source paid for each response. It is in early access and expected to keep changing and pivot.
Feed Flow is a minimal RSS reader that presents feeds in a clean chronological timeline with no algorithmic sorting. It is available for Android, iOS, macOS, Windows and Linux, requires no account, and supports RSS, Atom and OPML formats. It offers sync options including iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive and self-hosted services such as FreshRSS, Miniflux, Feedbin and BazQux, and supports offline reading and reader mode.
Feedbro is a free RSS feed reader browser extension for Chrome, Vivaldi, Edge, Brave, and Firefox. It reads RSS, Atom, and RDF feeds and integrates with social media and content sites. It includes a rule engine for automated filtering, tree-based navigation with folders, feed autodiscovery, tagging, and partial-to-full article conversion.
FeedButler sends the newest posts from subscribed RSS feeds to users as a daily email digest, grouping new posts per feed. It is presented as an alternative to opening a separate feed reader.
A search engine for blogs and podcasts that returns search results as RSS feeds. It searches across blog posts and podcast episodes, and users can subscribe to a search feed to receive updates when new results match their criteria.
FetchRSS is an online RSS feed generator that creates feeds from almost any web page. Users enter a source URL and specify content blocks with a visual builder; a unique feed URL is then generated and updates automatically. Feeds can also be made from social media pages such as Facebook pages, YouTube channels and Reddit accounts.
FocusTube is a tool distributed via a GitHub repository, designed to block YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, TikTok, Facebook Reels and LinkedIn feeds to reduce unproductive scrolling. It aims to support improved productivity by limiting access to short-form content and social media feeds.
hnrss.org provides custom, realtime RSS feeds for Hacker News, covering firehose, search, reply, best comment, self-post, alternative, job and user feed types. All feeds are also offered in Atom and JSON Feed formats and served over HTTPS.
A service that generates RSS feeds for any Hive author, tag or community, intended for use in standard RSS readers such as Feedly or NetNewsWire. It offers feed URL patterns for author blogs, trending tags, communities and curation feeds, and allows adding an interface parameter so items open on a preferred Hive site.
Feed Filter Maker creates RSS and Atom news feed filters for use with a feed reader. Users supply a source feed URL and include or exclude keywords or regular expressions, with case sensitivity options, and receive a filtered feed URL. Named feeds are saved in the browser, and OPML export and import are supported.
Pic and Mix is a Kent County Council innovation project providing a directory of data feeds. It lists datasets by category, including business, crime, education, environment, employment, health, leisure, transport, district and parish. Links lead to further data feeds within each category. The site also mentions featured uses such as searching planning applications and viewing recycling information.
Miniflux is a minimalist, opinionated, self-hostable feed reader. It is lightweight, optimized for readability, and automatically fetches original article content for feeds that only display summaries. The reader removes pixel trackers and tracking parameters from URLs, uses a media proxy to prevent third-party tracking, has no telemetry or advertising, and supports keyboard shortcuts for navigation. Paid hosting is available for $15 per year with a 15-day trial period.
NewsBlur is a personal news reader for following RSS feeds and web feeds on web, iOS and Android. It offers intelligence training that filters stories by author, tag, title and full text, plus AI-powered story analysis and daily briefings. Stories can be archived and searched, and saved with custom tags. The software is open source.
A service that lets Fediverse users search for and follow podcast and music feeds using a Mastodon or Pleroma account. Users can optionally sign in, upload an OPML file of feeds, or search for a feed to follow.
