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Does anyone use (or know of) software that follows RSS feeds and sends you a single daily/weekly/whatever digest with links to all new posts? TinyTinyRSS has th

Does anyone use (or know of) software that follows RSS feeds and sends you a single daily/weekly/whatever digest with links to all new posts? TinyTinyRSS has this functionality which I am currently using but it's not very pretty or configurable - I'm wondering if there is anything else that I could look into.

charlieegan3 4y ago
You might be able to get what you need with IFTTT or Zapier. They have email digests and support RSS triggers.
variant 4y ago
Doesn't do a digest (at least not that I'm aware of), but rss2email[1] does a good job of aggregating feed updates into your email inbox. [1] https://github.com/rss2email/rss2email https://github.com/rss2email/rss2email
- kevincox 4y ago
  Or if course you can filter the messages into a folder to browse when you have some downtime. For example I have a "Not Important" folder in my email client that doesn't notify but it's always synced to my phone so that I can read some news when I have a spare moment.
funksta 4y ago
I am building something like this! It's oriented specifically towards reading the feeds via a pdf digest on eReaders like the reMarkable/Supernote/etc though. 1. configure your feeds (RSS/Atom, but also Twitter/Reddit) in a simple dashboard 2. connect Google Drive (Dropbox/OneDrive to be supported eventually) 3. on a daily schedule, a pdf file with your feeds' content will be sent to your GDrive account, which can be synced on your tablet device. If interested, I've got a survey you can fill out to get alpha access: https://forms.gle/qmy6WMgHLxWiEgx4A https://forms.gle/qmy6WMgHLxWiEgx4A
zacharytalis 4y ago
I'm also working on a tool to do this: https://github.com/ZacharyTalis/rss-digest-flask/ https://github.com/ZacharyTalis/rss-digest-flask/ Though I'm running into a stubborn issue where FreshRSS doesn't parse the date correctly... so your mileage may vary.
aliceryhl 4y ago
I wrote my own program that submits new RSS entries to my todoist account once each night.
asdfqwertzxcv 4y ago
Been using https://feedmail.org/ https://feedmail.org/ to do exactly this.
LambdaB 4y ago
Hi, maybe my tool "static feed reader" might be of interest: https://codeberg.org/bitkeks/static-feed-reader https://codeberg.org/bitkeks/static-feed-reader It basically reads a list of feed URLs, with categories, loads and parses them and writes out a simple HTML page with the headlines. Saves me a lot of trouble - just run it on a web server and publish the created HTML files in a directory.

charlieegan3 4y ago

You might be able to get what you need with IFTTT or Zapier. They have email digests and support RSS triggers.

variant 4y ago

Doesn't do a digest (at least not that I'm aware of), but rss2email[1] does a good job of aggregating feed updates into your email inbox. [1] https://github.com/rss2email/rss2email https://github.com/rss2email/rss2email

kevincox 4y ago
Or if course you can filter the messages into a folder to browse when you have some downtime. For example I have a "Not Important" folder in my email client that doesn't notify but it's always synced to my phone so that I can read some news when I have a spare moment.

funksta 4y ago

I am building something like this! It's oriented specifically towards reading the feeds via a pdf digest on eReaders like the reMarkable/Supernote/etc though. 1. configure your feeds (RSS/Atom, but also Twitter/Reddit) in a simple dashboard 2. connect Google Drive (Dropbox/OneDrive to be supported eventually) 3. on a daily schedule, a pdf file with your feeds' content will be sent to your GDrive account, which can be synced on your tablet device. If interested, I've got a survey you can fill out to get alpha access: https://forms.gle/qmy6WMgHLxWiEgx4A https://forms.gle/qmy6WMgHLxWiEgx4A

zacharytalis 4y ago

I'm also working on a tool to do this: https://github.com/ZacharyTalis/rss-digest-flask/ https://github.com/ZacharyTalis/rss-digest-flask/ Though I'm running into a stubborn issue where FreshRSS doesn't parse the date correctly... so your mileage may vary.

aliceryhl 4y ago

I wrote my own program that submits new RSS entries to my todoist account once each night.

asdfqwertzxcv 4y ago

Been using https://feedmail.org/ https://feedmail.org/ to do exactly this.

LambdaB 4y ago

Hi, maybe my tool "static feed reader" might be of interest: https://codeberg.org/bitkeks/static-feed-reader https://codeberg.org/bitkeks/static-feed-reader It basically reads a list of feed URLs, with categories, loads and parses them and writes out a simple HTML page with the headlines. Saves me a lot of trouble - just run it on a web server and publish the created HTML files in a directory.