Every pipe below is real and buildable in the next five minutes — one API call or a couple of clicks. Each one ends in an RSS feed URL, an email, a Slack message, or a JSON POST to your own code. Your pick.
The classic. Point emit at your feed and every new post emails your subscribers from your own domain — per post or as a daily or weekly digest. $1.60 per 1,000 emails, nothing per subscriber.
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Their /changelog has no feed? emit makes one from the
page itself, then pushes every new entry into the channel where your team will
actually see it.
A city permits page, a government notices board, a jobs page, a band's tour dates. emit diffs the page and emits new entries as RSS — read them, or get an email alert the day they appear.
Start this pipe →Type "vintage synth restorations and new Eurorack releases" and emit finds the sources, reads everything they publish, and emits a feed of only the items that match — each with a score and a reason.
Start this pipe →Feed emit the 30 subscriptions you can't keep up with. Get back one merged feed — duplicates collapsed, off-topic items filtered by a plain-English prompt, each item optionally pre-summarized.
Start this pipe →Point any feed — including one you don't own — at an HTTP endpoint and every new item arrives as clean JSON: no poller, no XML parsing, no cron. Straight into your CRM, n8n, Zapier, or that script you've been meaning to write. Batch busy feeds into one daily POST.
Start this pipe →Paste feeds you already read. Point at a page with no feed. Or describe an interest in plain English and emit discovers the sources.
Filter by a plain-language prompt, merge, dedupe, summarize. Every filtered-out item stays auditable — you can always see why you didn't see something.
Email, Slack, Discord, JSON webhooks — and always the feed itself. Never gated: your data exits as easily as it entered.
Tap in or out anywhere, with any tool that has spoken RSS for twenty years.