Follow any blog, podcast, or news site by email. Add RSS feeds and get a clean digest delivered to your inbox daily or weekly.
Add any public RSS or Atom feed URL - blogs, news sites, podcasts, GitHub releases, YouTube channels. If it has a feed, ToolBit can read it.
Choose how often you want your digest. Daily digests arrive each morning; weekly digests give you a Friday roundup.
Bundle up to as many feeds as your plan allows into a single digest email. One tidy email instead of dozens.
Already have an OPML export from Feedly, Inoreader, or any other reader? Import all your feeds in one click (Pro+).
Browse and read any of your subscribed feeds directly in the ToolBit dashboard. No separate reader needed.
Free accounts can add up to 3 feeds and 1 email digest config. No credit card required.
Go to the RSS Feeds tab and add your feed URLs. Paste any RSS or Atom feed address - ToolBit fetches and validates it instantly.
Go to Email Digests and click New Digest. Select which feeds to include, your delivery email, and the frequency (daily or weekly).
ToolBit sends your first digest at the next scheduled delivery time. You'll get a clean HTML email with the latest items from each feed.
Between digest emails, you can also browse your feeds live in the ToolBit dashboard under the RSS Feeds tab.
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a standard format that websites use to publish updates. When a blog or news site publishes an article, they add it to their RSS feed. Feed readers like ToolBit check those feeds and let you follow many sites in one place - without visiting each one individually.
Many sites publish their RSS feed at /feed, /rss, or /atom.xml. You can also look for the RSS icon (orange square with waves) in the browser address bar, or use a browser extension like RSS Finder.
Free accounts: up to 3 feeds and 1 digest config. Starter: 10 feeds, 3 digest configs. Pro and Elite: unlimited feeds and configs, plus OPML bulk import.
It's a clean HTML email with a header, then one section per feed listing the latest items. Each item shows the title and links back to the original article. The email is formatted to be readable on both desktop and mobile.
Yes. Each digest config has its own delivery email field - it defaults to your account email but can be changed to any address you want.
Daily digests are sent in the morning UTC. The exact time depends on when your digest config was created relative to the cron job schedule.
3 free feeds. 1 email digest config. No card required.
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