Help · Guide 04

The RSS feed and integrations

Your briefing in your tools

Pro subscribers get a private, personal RSS feed: the day's summaries grouped into one daily post, the editorials with their clickable sources, and the weekly brief. All in your language, filtered by your topics. The feed holds the last thirty days.

The morning's content appears in the feed as soon as it is published, independently of the email: your reader picks it up on its next refresh.

Activating the feed

In Settings, under Integrations: generate your feed URL, copy it, paste it into your reader. That is all. The feed exists as RSS (feed.xml) and as JSON Feed (feed.json) for tools that prefer it.

Filtering the feed

Above the URL, a selector for All, Editorials or Summaries adapts the URL to copy.

The Editorials filter keeps the editorials and the weekly brief. The Summaries filter keeps only the daily summaries. You can add two feeds to your reader, one per reading rhythm.

For manual setups, the parameter is ?only=editorials or ?only=summaries (the French values editoriaux and resumes are also accepted).

In your reader

Readwise Reader
Feed section, then Add feed, paste the URL. Readwise documentation
NetNewsWire, Reeder, Feedly
Standard URL entry, like any feed.
Obsidian
Through a community RSS plugin (RSS Reader, ReadItLater), your briefing lands in your notes vault.
Notion
No native RSS on Notion's side: a Zapier, Make or n8n automation (RSS trigger to page creation) bridges the gap.

A private URL, under your control

Your feed URL is personal: it gives access to your briefing, do not share it. Regenerating creates a new URL and invalidates the old one immediately (remember to update your reader). Revoking switches the feed off. No password ever travels, ever.

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