About WatchYourFEED.com

Wasted time

How much time do you spend every day on browsing multiple websites and looking for articles of your interest?
The answer is: too much.

Save your time

What if someone else browsed websites and searched articles for the interesting content for you?
And what if you could have a list of relevant articles delivered to your email address?
Well, that's possible.

Say, you are a fan of New York Yankees and a passionate iPhone user.
With WatchYourFEED.com you can define two Feed Monitors: New York Yankees and iPhone.
For each of them you enter multiple Feed Sources (news websites, blogs, forums) and define multiple Keywords.
The Feed Sources will be regularly scanned and searched for the keywords. If there is a match, the article (or a blog/forum post) will be added to your Feed Monitor's feed and sent to you by email.
You can access the Feed Monitor's found articles/posts with your browser using the user panel or have them delivered directly to your RSS reader.
The user panel lets you filter the entire found entries history and even check Feed Monitor's statistics.

Features

WatchYourFEED.com features list:

• multiple Feed Monitors
  • multiple Feed Sources (RSS and Twitter) for each Feed Monitor
  • multiple Keywords for each Feed Monitor
  • separate RSS feed with found entries for each Feed Monitor
• email reports with new found entries (HTML or Plain Text)
• User Panel:
  • full history of all found entries (total and separate for each Feed Monitor):
  • filtering the history by time, Feed Sources and Keywords
  • filterable statistics (global and separate for each Feed Monitor)
    • found entries chart
    • top 10 Feed Monitors
    • top 10 Feed Sources
    • top 10 Keywords
    • average number of entries per day, per Feed Monitor, per Feed Source and per Keyword

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Screenshots

User Panel is displayed after login. It shows the 3 latest entries of each Feed Monitor. You can go from here directly to a chosen Feed Monitor's history, it's statiscics or configuration.

Monitor History contains all the entries found in general - or by the selected Feed Monitor. The history can be filtered by time, Feed Sources and Keywords.

Statistics give interesting information on how often entries are found and what are the most active Feed Monitors, Feed Sources and Keywords. The statistics can be filtered by time, Feed Sources and Keywords.

Feed Monitors list let you block, edit and remove your Feed Monitors.

Monitor Settings - this is what adding or editing a Feed Monitor looks like.

Email Notification - a HTML email message with latest entries.

Sign up for a free account or choose one of the great paid subscription options here.