Practical guides on using AI to manage your feeds, podcasts, and everything else you follow — for people who’d rather stay informed than drown in tabs.
News and podcasts have the same problem in 2026: there’s more of both than any human could ever get through, and most of the tools claiming to fix that only solve half of it. Curating news and curating podcasts turn out to be genuinely different problems. News curation is mostly about volume and bias —…
Somewhere around your 40th subscribed feed, “just read everything” stops being a reading habit and turns into a part-time job. That’s the point where summarizing RSS feeds with AI actually starts paying off. Instead of scrolling past hundreds of headlines hoping something jumps out, an AI layer reads the full item for you and hands…
Every RSS reader now claims to have “AI” somewhere in its feature list, and almost none of them explain what that actually replaces. That matters more than it sounds like it should, because an AI feed reader and a classic RSS app like RSS Bandit aren’t really competing on features — they’re built on two…
RSS is not dead. It was never dead — it just stopped being fashionable, and fashion has a way of circling back. If you’ve searched “is RSS dead,” you’ve probably landed on a decade of blog posts arguing both sides, most of them stuck in 2013, the year Google Reader shut down and took a…
Your browser doesn’t own the web. It’s just the interface most of us default to — and for a growing number of tasks, it’s not even the fastest way to get information off a page. Maybe you’re SSH’d into a headless server with no GUI. Maybe you’re automating a workflow and don’t want Chrome eating…