69
Topic Packs
872+
Validated Feeds
11
Categories
25
Countries
What is an RSS feed?
An RSS feed (Really Simple Syndication) is a standardized file format that lets websites publish their latest content — articles, podcasts, or videos — in a machine-readable stream. Readers subscribe once and receive updates automatically, without visiting each site manually.
RSS is a free, open standard supported by virtually every major news outlet, technology blog, scientific journal, and government agency. RSS remains the most reliable way to follow multiple sources without algorithmic filtering or social media noise.
Best RSS Feeds by Category — Browse All 69 Packs
Each pack contains hand-selected, currently-active feeds that are checked regularly. Click any category to see individual packs and their source lists.
Local News
🇦🇺 Australia News, 🇧🇩 Bangladesh News, 🇧🇷 Brazil News +22 more
Technology
AI & Machine Learning, Tech & Startups, Android Development +7 more
Lifestyle
Beauty, Cars, DIY +4 more
Finance
Bitcoin & Crypto, Finance & Markets, Business & Economy +1 more
Science
Science & Space, Animal & Wildlife, Environment +1 more
Entertainment
Funny, Gaming, Movies +3 more
Culture
Art Museums & Galleries, History & Heritage, Natural History & Science Museums +3 more
Sports
Cricket, Football, Sports +1 more
Hobbies
Chess
News
News
Jobs
Remote Jobs & Hiring
How to Subscribe to RSS Feeds by Email — 3 Steps
Chetmail converts any RSS feed into a formatted daily email digest. No RSS reader app required.
1
Create a free Chetmail account
Sign up at chetmail.com — no credit card required. Free plan supports up to 3 RSS sources.
2
Add any feed from this directory
Paste a feed URL or website address — Chetmail auto-detects the RSS feed. You can add feeds individually or browse packs above.
3
Receive a daily digest email
Choose your delivery time and timezone. Chetmail sends one email per day containing all new articles — no noise, no algorithm, just the sources you chose.
Why Use RSS Feeds Instead of Social Media or Google Alerts?
📵 No algorithm filtering
Social media platforms show you what their algorithm decides you should see. RSS feeds deliver every article from every source you chose — in full, in order, without curation or suppression.
🔒 Privacy by design
RSS subscriptions are anonymous. Publishers see only that their feed was fetched — no tracking pixel, no behavioral profile, no targeted ads based on what you read.
📬 Inbox delivery
Chetmail converts RSS feeds into a single daily email digest. Unlike Google Alerts (which sends individual emails per match), Chetmail batches everything into one clean digest at the time you choose.
✅ 100% source control
You decide exactly which sources appear in your feed. There are no sponsored posts, recommended accounts, or viral content from people you don't follow. RSS delivers what you subscribed to — nothing more.
Frequently Asked Questions About RSS Feeds
What are the best RSS feeds to follow?
The best RSS feeds depend on your interests, but the most widely followed categories are Technology (AI, programming, cybersecurity), Finance (markets, crypto, personal finance), and News (international headlines). Chetmail's directory lists 872+ validated RSS feeds across 11 categories, including local news feeds for 25 countries.
What is an RSS feed?
An RSS feed (Really Simple Syndication) is a standardized web format that publishes a site's latest content as a machine-readable file. Subscribers use an RSS reader or newsletter service to receive updates automatically — without visiting each website manually. RSS is an open standard supported by virtually every major publisher, blog, and news outlet.
How do I subscribe to RSS feeds by email?
To subscribe to RSS feeds by email: (1) Create a free Chetmail account. (2) Add any RSS feed URL or paste a website address — Chetmail auto-detects the feed. (3) Choose your daily delivery time and timezone. Chetmail then sends a single digest email every day containing new articles from all your feeds. No RSS reader software is required.
Are RSS feeds free to use?
Yes. RSS is a free, open standard. Every feed listed in this directory is freely published by its source — no account or subscription is required with the original publisher. You only need a tool to read or aggregate the feeds. Chetmail offers a free plan that supports up to 3 RSS sources with daily email delivery.
What is the difference between an RSS reader and an RSS-to-email service?
An RSS reader (such as Feedly or Inoreader) displays articles inside a dedicated app that you must open manually. An RSS-to-email service like Chetmail converts RSS updates into a formatted email digest delivered to your inbox automatically each day. Email delivery requires no extra app and works with any existing email client.
How many RSS feeds should I follow?
Most active readers follow between 10 and 30 RSS feeds. Following fewer than 5 feeds often results in sparse digests, while following more than 50 can produce information overload. Chetmail's keyword filtering feature (available on the Pro plan) helps manage high-volume feeds by only delivering articles matching topics you specify.
Do news sites still have RSS feeds?
Yes. The majority of major news publishers, technology blogs, scientific journals, and government agencies still publish RSS feeds. Some social media platforms have removed RSS support, but virtually all editorial websites maintain active feeds. This directory lists only verified, currently-active RSS feeds that are checked regularly.
What categories of RSS feeds are available in this directory?
This directory includes 69 curated feed packs across 11 categories: Technology, Finance, Science, Sports, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Culture, News, Hobbies, Jobs, and Local News for 25 countries including the US, UK, India, Germany, Japan, and Brazil.
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