Create an RSS feed from a topic
Describe the articles you want to follow. Get a free RSS feed of matching stories from curaft's content index, ready for your reader or automation.
Subscribe in three steps
- Describe the coverage. Include the subject and audience, such as B2B software pricing or editorial workflows for newsletters. Matching uses meaning, so results can use different wording.
- Open the feed to check it. The URL returns RSS XML with article titles, links, source references, dates when available, and summaries. A browser may show XML directly or download it.
- Paste the URL into your RSS reader. Use its subscribe or add-feed control. The URL remains the same as matching articles change; your reader decides when to check for updates.
Start with a topic feed
What this feed includes
Each request returns up to 30 matching articles from the last 30 days. Results come from curaft's available content index, so a narrow query can return fewer articles or an empty feed. It does not search every website or convert an arbitrary web page into RSS.
Feeds contain summaries and links to story pages, with references to the original publishers. The feed does not republish full articles or send a newsletter. Review the sources before using them in your own publication.
The feed advertises a 30-minute refresh interval. Your RSS reader controls polling, and updates depend on new matching coverage becoming available.