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Save new RSS articles to your reading list

Automatically capture new RSS feed items across RSS by Zapier and Instapaper. Add pages to your reading list when new articles drop, excerpts appear, or links publishβ€”so you can save titles, store notes, and build a curated outreach library without manual curation.

How this automation grows your curated reading list

When new RSS items appear, scattered links slow down curation and outreach. This automation captures feed items and adds pages to your reading list and notes instantlyβ€”so you can build a curated library without copy-pasting.

  1. 1.Captures new feed items

    Integrate RSS by Zapier and feed readers to capture each new item, so you can trigger reading list saving.

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  2. 2.Adds pages to your list

    Integrate Instapaper and reading list tools to map link, title, and notes, so you can add pages to your reading list.

    Instapaperor swap with your favorite app

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Calendly
Okta
Zendesk
Dropbox
Asana
Allstate
Airbnb
ActiveCampaign
Lyft
Webflow
Canva
Sysco
LA Clippers
Getaround
Grammarly
HelloFresh
Lululemon
Barry's
Hopper
Casper
Hudl
Miro
The New York Times
Ruggable

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