Feed Ranger is an RSS app that sends news and articles into existing productivity apps. It is built for people who want to review headlines with less distraction and keep work-related reading separate from personal feeds.
The service lets a user create projects, link each project to one productivity app, and subscribe to one or more feeds. It then watches those feeds and automatically delivers new items to the chosen destination as they are published. The site says this can be used to keep work articles in one app or account and hobbies or interests in another. Its feature list also mentions subscribing to RSS feeds, collecting feeds into projects, delivering content to different destinations, and support for popular productivity apps.
Feed Ranger includes an optional browser extension for finding and subscribing to feeds while browsing. The extension is available for Brave, Chrome, and Firefox, with Safari listed as coming soon. The integrations section names Todoist and Trello and shows how Feed Ranger content is mirrored in each: projects map to Todoist projects or Trello boards, feeds map to Todoist sections or Trello lists, and news items map to Todoist tasks or Trello cards.
Access starts with sign-in and the service says there are no forms and that users can start for free. The footer identifies Range Workshop Pty Ltd as the company behind the site.
In the Aggregators & RSS readers space, Feed Ranger takes a focused approach. It focuses on reducing distraction by delivering relevant news feeds directly into productivity tools. Feed Ranger is a consumer product aimed at knowledge workers and productivity enthusiasts. Feed Ranger follows a freemium model. Feed Ranger is available on the web and embeddable surfaces.
Feed Ranger first shipped in 2024. Key capabilities include RSS feed integration, project-based organization, and productivity app delivery.
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