Feeder For Mac

RSS feeds can be very useful if you want to keep your readers up-to-date regarding various developments, new versions of applications or important news.

Feeder is an macOS app that makes it easy to create, edit and publish your own RSS feeds and it comes equipped with several templates best suited for certain types of content, as well as a minimalist, easy-to-use interface.

To begin with, you can take advantage of the templates included in Feeder, as these can help you get started on the right foot and publish your data much faster than if you were to start from scratch. These are specially designed for news feeds, podcasts, link sharing or other such purposes.

You can then customize them in various ways, but it is also possible to download feeds directly from a website or import files that have already been created.

Feeder attempts to simplify the update process as much as possible. You can insert links or images and write descriptions in Markdown or HTML.

To ensure that the content is correctly formatted and your links and pictures are placed as they should be, you can verify each item in Feeder’s previewer, which displays your feed exactly as it would appear on a web page.

The Feeder application can publish your feed using FTP, SFTP, WebDAV or Amazon S3, as well as save it to local storage. Items can be scheduled to be published at certain times, and Feeder can also post to your blog and perform announcements on Twitter or Facebook once the new content has been uploaded.

To sum up, Feeder is an user friendly OS X app designed to help you to create RSS feeds and publish them online with little to no effort. Feeder also comes equipped with a sizable assortment of templates, it allows you to preview items before they are uploaded and it also provides multiple publishing methods.