RSS Feed Monitor & Alerts

Rss Feed Monitor

datawinder/rss-feed-monitor

Monitors RSS and Atom feeds for outages, broken structure, content drift, and unexpected changes. Generates health scores, severity-based alerts, and structured events you can send to Slack, email, or any webhook. Built for teams that rely on feeds and need to know the moment something breaks.

RSS & Atom Feed Reader - Monitor Any Feed at Scale

santamaria-automations/rss-feed-reader

Extract articles from RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds including title, author, content, images, categories, enclosures, and publication dates. Export data, run via API, schedule and monitor runs, or integrate with other tools.

Convert any website into an RSS feed automatically. Monitor blogs, news sites, e-commerce stores for new content. Get instant notifications when pages change. Perfect for content aggregation, monitoring competitors, and staying updated. Export to RSS, JSON, or XML.

Monitor Google News for brands, competitors, topics, and market events. Resolve publisher URLs, enrich metadata, track changes, generate optional briefings, and send MCP connector summaries.

Website Change Monitor - Page Diff & Alerts

logiover/website-change-monitor

Monitor any website for content changes automatically.

Apple App Store Review Alert Monitor

careybrown/app-review-alert-monitor

Monitor Apple App Store reviews and return low-rating or keyword-matched review alerts for product and support teams.

Fetch recent public Apple App Store reviews and emit structured review, sentiment, and topic rows for app teams, agencies, and investors.

Google Alerts, but structured, automatable, and API-first. Monitor companies, competitors, topics, launches, and press releases from Google News RSS, public feeds, Hacker News, and Product Hunt.

Instantly scrape recent news articles and headlines by keyword from Google News. Automate your media monitoring and PR tracking.

Automatically track content changes on any website and convert updates into an RSS feed. Perfect for monitoring competitors, tracking news, or following documentation updates without manual checking.