Free RSS Feed Viewer
Enter a URL in the input below to search for syndicated content (RSS, Atom, JSONFeed feeds) on any site. The feed content, if found, will be displayed below.
Free to use. Find and preview any site's feed. Browse the feed and get direct links to the original posts.
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Unable to find feed at provided URL
No feed details could be fetched from the given URL. This could be a temporary error.
You can directly search for feed content for any website from the browser bar by navigating to:
https://foragd.app/viewer/url/https://some.site
As an example, try this link:
https://foragd.app/viewer/url/https://foragd.appYou can also use this Bookmarklet (drag to your bookmarks then use on any site).
Frequently asked questions
A feed reader is an app that collects content from websites, blogs, and newsletters you choose and displays it in one place without algorithms deciding what you see or ads interrupting your reading.
Most websites publish their content as an RSS or Atom feed: a standardised file that lists their latest articles. A feed reader checks these files regularly and shows you new posts as they arrive, in chronological order, from only the sources you've subscribed to.
This is fundamentally different from social platforms like Facebook, X (Twitter), or LinkedIn, where a proprietary algorithm selects and ranks what you see based on engagement, advertising revenue, and platform goals and not your preferences. It's also different from news aggregators like Apple News or Google News, which curate content editorially and promote sponsored stories.
With a feed reader, you own your reading list. You can follow any website that publishes a feed, from major newspapers to small independent blogs and everything appears together, unfiltered and in the order it was published.
When you enter a URL, the feed viewer will fetch the source of the page.
If the source is one of the known feed formats like RSS or Atom, the viewer will format and return the posts contained in the feed.
If the source is normal webpage, the viewer will look at links in the page and try to find one that points to feed content, which it will then fetch, format and display.
Unfortunately, not all websites have RSS and Atom feeds. While the viewer tries its best to find feed content, and uses a few tricks for this, there are still websites that cannot be parsed.
Take a look at the blog post Finding Feeds, for tips about how to find feeds for sites.
No. Content is fetched and displayed dynamically, and is not stored once you navigate away from the page.
We do store common analytics services to track minimal, anonymous usage of the feed viewer. No personal information is collected or stored. The feed viewer does not require cookies.
More information can be found in our Privacy Policy.
The underlying library that does most of the heavy lifting, go-syndication is open-source!
The site itself is part of Foragd, a beautiful, web based, online feed reader, that uses the go-syndication library.