Briefing studio
Every source you follow, ranked into one briefing.
MergeRSS reads your sites, RSS feeds and newsletters, ranks what changed against the work you care about, and delivers a short briefing on your schedule.
- Websites, RSS feeds and newsletters in one place
- Stories ranked by what matters to your work
- A short briefing on your schedule, by email or in the app
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How it works
Three steps to a ranked morning.
Set it up once. MergeRSS does the reading from then on.
Add sources
Paste any site or RSS feed, import an OPML file, or forward newsletters to your private @mergerss.com address.
Set your lens
Describe your work in a sentence. Every story is scored against it, so the deal that affects you sits above the headline that does not.
Get the briefing
On the schedule you choose, by email and in your inbox. Premium adds Slack, Discord and Microsoft Teams.
Who it's for
For people who read widely and decide quickly.
Analysts and investors
You track a market across trade press, filings and research notes. MergeRSS puts the moves that affect your positions first.
Founders and operators
You watch competitors, customers and policy. Their blogs, changelogs and regulator pages land in one ranked briefing.
Researchers and journalists
You follow dozens of outlets and newsletters. Search them together and see which stories several sources are covering.
Teams
You need one shared view of your industry. Share sources and briefings so everyone starts from the same reading.
Inside the studio
Built for people who brief others.
Each piece answers one question: what changed, and does it matter to you.
Newsletter inbox
Forward the newsletters you already get to a private @mergerss.com address. They are read and ranked with your other sources, and your own inbox stays clear.
Lenses and ranking
A lens tells MergeRSS what matters to you. Stories close to your lens and covered by several of your sources rise to the top.
Delivery channels
Email and the in-app inbox on every plan. Slack, Discord and Microsoft Teams on Premium and Team.
Reports with PDF export
Pick a date range and MergeRSS turns those briefings into an intelligence report. Export the PDF for a meeting or a committee pack.
Team sharing
Share sources and briefings across a workspace. Everyone reads the same ranked view, and shared briefings can post to your team channel.
Change over time
Stories are tracked across days. Rising and falling topics are flagged, so a quiet issue that starts to build gets noticed early.
Delivery
One briefing, wherever you read.
- In-app inbox
- Slack
- Discord
- Microsoft Teams
Questions
Before you sign up
Is it free?
Yes. The Free plan covers up to 50 sources and 5 briefings, delivered by email and the in-app inbox. No credit card is needed. Premium is $5 a month for unlimited sources and briefings.
Can I bring my feeds from Feedly or another reader?
Yes. Export an OPML file from your reader and upload it from Sources with Bulk import, or paste a list of RSS feed URLs. Each feed becomes its own source, or you can bundle them into one briefing. Imported feeds count toward the Free plan's 50-source limit.
Do I need to know RSS?
No. Paste any website address. MergeRSS uses the site's feed if it has one, finds it if the page links to one, and otherwise builds a feed from the stories on the page. Some social platforms cannot be added this way. Newsletters arrive through your private @mergerss.com address, and each sender becomes a source.
Where do briefings arrive?
Email and the in-app inbox on every plan. Slack, Discord and Microsoft Teams need Premium. On the Team plan, shared briefings also post to your team's Slack, Discord or Teams channel.
Can my team share?
Yes, with the Team plan: $20 a month per workspace for up to 5 members, who share sources and briefings. You can try a workspace first with 2 seats, the owner plus one invited member.
Plan details are on the pricing page.
Start today
Know what changed before your first meeting.
Free for up to 50 sources and 5 briefings. Your first briefing lands in about two minutes.