Getting Started
Adding feeds
Follow a website, blog, YouTube channel, or podcast — by search, by URL, or straight from Safari.
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Everything in Newsbin starts with the feeds you follow. There are a few ways to add one.
Search for a site
The easiest route: open Add Feed, type the name or address of a site, and Newsbin will look for its feed for you. Pick the result and it lands in your Followed list.
Newsbin can discover feeds even when a site doesn’t advertise one obviously — paste the site’s normal web address (for example https://example.com) and it will search the page for an attached feed.
Paste a feed URL
If you already have a direct feed address (often ending in /feed, /rss, or .xml), paste it into Add Feed and Newsbin will validate and subscribe to it.
Add from Safari
Newsbin includes a Safari extension so you can follow a site while you browse:
- Visit a site you like in Safari.
- Tap the Newsbin extension in the toolbar.
- The site’s feed is added to your Followed list — no copying URLs around.
If you don’t see the extension, enable it in Settings → Safari → Extensions (iOS/iPadOS) or Safari → Settings → Extensions (Mac).
YouTube and podcasts
Newsbin treats YouTube channels and podcast feeds as first-class feeds. Add a channel and its uploads flow into your timeline; video and audio play right in the app’s reader.
After you subscribe
- New feeds appear under Followed. Group them with folders to keep things tidy.
- Bringing feeds over from another app? Skip the one-by-one work and import an OPML file instead.
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