Free RSS feed finder
RSS search engine
Search public RSS feeds by publication, website, or topic. Preview every result before you follow it, with no account required for discovery.
How it works
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Search by name or topic
Enter a publisher, website, or subject. The search checks public feed directories for relevant sources.
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Preview the feed
Open any result in the RSS viewer to confirm the title, source, update history, and recent posts.
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Follow the sources you trust
Sign in when you are ready to save a feed, choose a folder, and read new posts in smry.
Frequently asked questions
What is an RSS search engine?
An RSS search engine helps you find public RSS and Atom feeds by a publication name, website, or topic. Results link to the feed itself, so you can preview its recent posts before following it.
How do I find the RSS feed for a website?
Search for the publisher by name or domain. If it does not appear, open the RSS viewer and paste the website URL; smry will check the page’s feed discovery links and common feed paths.
Can I search RSS feeds without an account?
Yes. Searching and previewing public feeds is free and does not require an account. Sign-in is required only when you follow a feed and add it to your personal reading list.
What can I search for?
You can search for a publication, a website domain, or a subject such as science, design, finance, or climate. Broader topic phrases usually return more possible feeds.