All About RSS is a curated list of RSS-related tools, services, communities, and educational resources organized to help developers and users navigate the RSS ecosystem.
The project addresses the need for a comprehensive directory of RSS software and services by collecting and categorizing applications, readers, feed generators, and related utilities across multiple platforms. It extends the premise of isRSSdead.com—demonstrating that RSS remains actively used and supported—into a detailed inventory of working tools and maintained services. The list uses a tagging system with icons to indicate whether items are open-source, free, available as web services, or compatible with specific platforms including Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, Chrome, and Firefox.
Developers should use this list as a reference when evaluating RSS tools for their own projects or when recommending solutions to users. It suits anyone building RSS-related software, migrating to a new feed reader, or researching the current state of RSS tooling. The project explicitly distinguishes itself from Awesome lists by including any service or tool that functions well and is actively maintained, rather than applying stricter curation criteria. The list draws from discussions in a Telegram channel focused on RSS topics and includes annotations linking to relevant channel posts and external discussions.
The project maintains an organized, growing collection with contributions tracked through its repository. Development activity shows consistent engagement with the curation process, as items are added and maintained based on their functionality and upkeep status. The tool remains actively used as a reference resource within the RSS community.
