Posts Sent
It supports reading RSS & Atom & JSON feeds and then posting those items to Mastodon & Micro.blog & Bluesky & Threads (soon!) & GitHub & Discord & LinkAce. Or it can send them as Webmentions & Webhooks.
Feed → Service = an Echo
EchoFeed
- One Echo
- Fetched every 15 minutes
Free
Can't get cheaper than that! Unless I pay you to use it which doesn't seem like a good business model.
EchoFeed Pro
- Unlimited Echoes
- Fetched every 2 minutes
$25 a year
I'll email you before it renews because I'm not trying to trick you and I don't suck.
EchoFeed Pro (Prami's Version)
- EchoFeed Pro but cheaper
- Exclusively for members of omg.lol
$25 $20 a year
Not a member? Sign up to omg.lol here
Connect to omg.lol on your subscription page.
As long as you're an active member of omg.lol, you'll get $5 off every year, as a treat.
✨ EchoFeed can turn this...
{{ title }} {{ link }} #EchoFeed
...into this on Mastodon ...
...or this...
{{ title }} {{ link }}
{{ summary }}
...into this on Bluesky ...
...or turn this...
---
title: {{ title }}
permalink: "blog/{{ date:iso }}/index.html"
date: "{{ datetime:iso }}"
---
{{ content }}
...into this on GitHub ...
...or turn this...
{{ title }} {{ link }}
...into this on Discord 🪄
Why is it called EchoFeed?
The good reason: Because it takes a feed and "echoes" it to other services. The real reason: It reads RSS feeds, so Feeder. Feeder are a band with an album called Echo Park. Echo is a good name because the album link AND the meaning of the word echo. Naming things is hard, leave me alone.
This was how I named Echo Classic and I'm using it here too.
Why should I use EchoFeed when I can just run Echo Classic?
If you can run Echo Classic that's great! But not everyone has access to, or wants to manage, a server to run it. EchoFeed also has more features than Echo Classic like multiple accounts, for example.
Who makes EchoFeed?
Me, Robb Knight. I'm a developer and podcaster based in the UK. You can find out more about me on my website.
Does EchoFeed send a specific user agent when crawling feeds?
It does. EchoFeed fetch bot; https://echofeed.app.
How do I contact you with a question not answered here?
Drop me an email: hello@echofeed.app