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EnglishWhere to Access RSS Anything and Who Makes It
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RSS Anything is available at rss.diffbot.com, and it is made by Diffbot. The page itself credits Diffbot and describes the tool as a way to "Transform any old website with a list of links into an RSS or Atom Feed." The main entry point is the URL input field on that page: you enter a website URL and get a feed URL back.
Who provides RSS Anything
The site is a Diffbot product. The page footer includes the line "With ❤️ from Diffbot," and the tool is presented under the RSS Anything name at the rss.diffbot.com hostname. The stated motivation on the page is simple: "Because Jerome wants to read all the things in RSS."
Where to find it
| What you need | Where it is |
|---|---|
| The tool itself | rss.diffbot.com |
| The input to start with | The URL field on the page |
| The output | A generated feed URL |
| The provider | Diffbot |
How the entry point works
The page is built around one action: Enter a URL → Get Feed URL. You supply the address of a site that has a list of links, and RSS Anything returns a feed URL you can subscribe to in an RSS or Atom reader.
The page does not state that an account or payment is required to use the tool, and no pricing or login details appear in the available page content. Treat account and payment requirements as unconfirmed rather than assuming the service is free or open without limits.
What to check before relying on it
- Confirm the site you want to convert actually presents its content as a list of links, since that is the pattern the tool describes.
- Keep the generated feed URL somewhere you can retrieve it again, because that URL is the subscription address your reader needs.
- If you need guarantees about accounts, limits, or cost, verify them on the site itself, since the available page material does not cover those details.