RSS Feeds

Any page on your site can become an RSS feed. Links inside a note automatically become feed items.

Add .rss.xml to any note's URL and get a ready RSS feed.

Example: /reading becomes /reading.rss.xml

Every link on the page becomes a feed item:

Link text → item title
URL → item link
If the link points to one of your notes — its description and creation date are pulled in

Items appear in the same order as links on the page.

Nothing to configure. Add .rss.xml to any page URL:

https://yoursite.com/reading → https://yoursite.com/reading.rss.xml

By default the feed title and description come from the note. Override them in frontmatter:

---
rss_title: "My Reading List"
rss_description: "Articles and books worth reading"
---

Field	Purpose	Default
`rss_title`	RSS channel title	Note title
`rss_description`	RSS channel description	Note description

Add enable_rss = false in site settings to disable feed generation entirely.

Topic curator — collect links on a topic in one note. Add a new article — subscribers are notified automatically.

Currently reading — a growing list of books and articles. Subscribers follow your discoveries in real time.

Work journal — daily notes with links to tasks and resources. Colleagues subscribe and see what you're working on.

Project roadmap — add links to completed features. Users subscribe to progress updates.

Changelog — each release is a link to a note with the change description. History of changes as an RSS feed.

Feed is empty — check that the page has links. Images and media don't appear in RSS — only text links.

No descriptions — descriptions are pulled only for internal links (your notes). External links have no description.

No dates — dates come from the target note's created_at field. If missing, the item has no date.