About Feedity
Feedity is an innovative service aimed at turning dynamic websites into feeds (notifications), spreadsheets or APIs. Our hosted software can extract data from webpages, create feeds with latest updates, and
even
generate podcast feeds directly from webpages.
Feedity will fetch & index virtually any webpage to convert it into a custom RSS feed for publishing or subscription of updates. Feeds created with Feedity automatically refresh as & when new or updated content appears on the source webpage.
Subscribers can create feeds for Web content, podcasts and other online information to automatically receive regular updates from source webpages.
For content publishers, feeds are proven to help improve reach & readership, better traditional search engine rankings, and increase engagement & online visibility by driving more traffic from news readers, websites, directories and aggregators.
Developers can use our
tools & API, or embed custom feeds in mobile apps (iOS, Android etc.), mobile Web apps (React, Vue, jQuery etc.), and Content Management Systems (like WordPress, Joomla, SharePoint etc.).
Feedity streamlines content delivery between publishers and readers, and allows news subscribers and content publishers like media agencies, businesses, non-profit organizations and programmers to seamlessly interact with public Web content.
RSS Feeds
RSS is an open format for data feeds, used by many publishers as the means of distributing news and latest information on the Web.
Many popular websites, like Facebook, Twitter, CNN, BBC etc. utilize the power of feeds for internal aggregation and public distribution.
To learn what is a RSS feed and how it works,
watch the 'RSS in Plain English' video.
The Team
Feedity is a growing startup based in Melbourne, Australia. We are working hard to simplify and improve content extraction, aggregation and media monitoring capabilities on the Web.
We are a member of the Microsoft BizSpark program, that provides technology, support, visibility and community to promising startups.