Guides from the Feedpik team on RSS feeds, owning your news algorithm, catching stories before they peak, and turning your sources into a personal intelligence system.
feedly alternativeAll three take your sources and hand you back a feed. What differs is who decides the order — a crawler's AI, your own filing system, or a ranking you can read, argue with and rewrite.
rssMost sites still publish a feed — they just stopped linking to it. Six URLs worth guessing, one line of page source that always tells the truth, and the platform-by-platform rules for Substack, YouTube, Reddit, Mastodon, Bluesky and podcasts.
trending radarMost trending lists rank by popularity, which is a lagging indicator. Feedpik's Radar scores convergence across your own sources — four inputs, published weights, and the reasons we removed every threshold but one.
advertisingNot a values statement — a structural one. An ad-funded feed has to be ranked for attention, which is the opposite of ranking it for you. Here's why the two can't coexist, and the one exception we're naming up front.
news algorithmEvery feed you read is ranked by someone else’s algorithm. Here’s how to make the ranking yours — describe what you want in plain language, approve the exact changes, and roll any of them back.
newsletter writingStop discovering stories when everyone else does. Feedpik's Trending Radar detects topics accelerating across your sources — so you write the take before the wave, not after it.
The sources you picked, an algorithm that is yours alone, your AI agent filtering again on top, delivered the way you like to read.
