Getting started with RSS feeds
Quick Start: Adding Recommended Feeds
If you want to jump right in and see FeedDeLingo in action, select your target language from the buttons below. This will open the app with a curated list of popular websites (RSS feeds) for that language. Simply pick the sites you're interested in and click the "Import Selected Feeds" button to start your learning journey immediately.
You can also find these recommended sites anytime within the app by selecting "Get Starter Feeds" from the main menu.
Once you've added a feed, just click on the site's name to see its latest articles. FeedDeLingo uses AI to translate the titles into your native language, so you can easily spot stories that catch your eye—even on a foreign-language site. Experience a smarter, more engaging way to learn with AI!
What is an RSS Feed?
FeedDeLingo is a "feed reader," an app that collects articles from your favorite websites and organizes them in one place for easy reading. Think of an RSS feed as the signal that tells the app when a site has something new to read.
RSS feeds (sometimes called Atom or web feeds) are a technology used by websites to broadcast updates. Most news sites, blogs, and media outlets use this format to share their latest content lists. To follow your own favorite sites in FeedDeLingo, you'll need to find the "RSS feed URL" for that site, copy it, and paste it into the FeedDeLingo app.
RSS feeds are usually represented by the orange icon shown above. Look for this icon or links labeled "RSS" or "ATOM" on your favorite websites. Copy that link address and add it to FeedDeLingo to get started.
NOTE
Please note that not all websites offer RSS feeds. Additionally, some older feeds may no longer be updated or could be broken. In such cases, FeedDeLingo may display an error during registration or updates.
Even if a feed is available, some websites might block AI access. In these instances, FeedDeLingo's AI summarization feature may not work, and an error may occur.