A practical home for the open feed.

ProRSS.com is a practical learning resource for people who want to read, publish, or build with feeds. Our focus is the useful space between a format specification and a working publishing habit: understanding an item, choosing a stable identifier, keeping a source link attached, and making the next update easier to handle.

For readers, publishers, and developers

If you are choosing a reader, start with the features that support the way you already find and revisit information. If you publish, look at the metadata your site can produce consistently. If you build software, define the boundary between a remote feed and the rest of your application. The guides meet these needs with explanations, examples, and questions you can take into your own workflow.

Our RSS fundamentals introduce the basics. The documentation guide gives developers a route through implementation topics, while Pro RSS Lab develops longer explanations and publishing checklists.

Our editorial approach

We organize each guide around a distinct task or question. Standards and technical statements are grounded in primary documentation where possible, and articles link to a focused source readers can inspect themselves. Examples describe a workflow without inventing product performance, subscriber numbers, customer testimonials, or ranking guarantees.

ProRSS.com is independent of the vendors and projects discussed. WordPress, ChatGPT, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Cursor appear as subjects of educational guides. Those references do not represent official partnerships or an assertion that ProRSS.com operates their tools. Similarly, pages about hosting, APIs, readers, and feed makers explain implementation choices rather than advertising a ProRSS.com service subscription.

Sources stay attached

A feed is useful when people and software can identify what it contains. We carry that principle into coverage of curation and AI: preserve the published source, distinguish quoted material from a summary, and check whether the available content supports the result. The AI workflow guides explore how that practice fits into feed-based tasks.

Corrections and useful questions

Specifications and software evolve. If an example is unclear or a detail needs correction, send the page URL and the relevant source or behavior to [email protected]. Concrete reports help us identify the passage and understand the change. You can also suggest an unanswered publishing question for a future guide.