Connect feeds

Turn RSS and Atom Feeds into Ready-to-Schedule Drafts

Connect the RSS and Atom feeds you follow and let PostNext auto-create drafts from new items, ready for you to review and schedule.

Connect feeds

Connect any RSS or Atom feed

Paste the feed URL for any blog, newsletter, podcast, or news source that publishes RSS or Atom, and PostNext starts watching it for you. Add as many sources as your content mix needs, and pick which channels each feed should draft for. The feeds you already read become the engine for your posting calendar.

Works with standard RSS and Atom feeds from blogs, news, and podcasts

Add multiple feed sources and curate from all of them in one place

Choose which channels each feed creates drafts for

Connect any RSS or Atom feed
Auto-draft

Auto-draft new items automatically

PostNext checks your connected feeds every 30 minutes and creates a draft for each new item it finds, up to ten per check, for the channels you picked. The first check also drafts the feed's latest items. Duplicate items are skipped, so the same article never drafts twice. Each draft starts as the item's title and link, ready for you to write around.

Feeds are checked for new items every 30 minutes

A draft with the item's title and link for each new item, on your chosen channels

Duplicate items are skipped, so nothing drafts twice

Auto-draft new items automatically
Curate, then schedule on your terms
Curate then schedule

Curate, then schedule on your terms

Auto-drafted does not mean auto-published. Every item arrives as a draft you can read, rewrite in your own voice or discard. Add your take, and for Instagram or TikTok add an image or video, then send the keepers to the calendar. You stay the editor, with a head start on the writing.

Every feed item lands as an editable draft, never an automatic post

Edit copy, add your angle, or discard items that do not fit

Add your take and any media, then schedule from your calendar

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Add a feed source

Paste the RSS or Atom feed URL for a blog, newsletter, or news source you want to curate from.
2

Pick your channels

Choose which channels each feed should create drafts for, so curated items match where you publish.
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Let PostNext draft

PostNext checks the feed every 30 minutes and creates a draft for each new item, up to ten per check, skipping duplicates.
4

Review and schedule

Read each draft, edit it into your voice or discard it, then send the keepers to your calendar.

Content curation questions answered

Common questions about connecting feeds, auto-drafting, and scheduling curated content.

What kinds of feeds can I connect?

Standard RSS and Atom feeds. That covers most blogs, news sites, newsletters, and podcasts. Paste the feed URL and PostNext starts watching it for new items. You can connect multiple sources and curate from all of them in one place.

How often does PostNext check my feeds for new content?

Every 30 minutes, and you can also press Fetch now. When PostNext finds new items it creates a draft for each one, up to ten per check, for the channels you chose; the rest follow on the next checks.

Does PostNext publish curated items automatically?

No. PostNext creates drafts, not live posts. Every new feed item arrives as a draft you control. You read it, edit it, rewrite it in your own voice, or discard it, then schedule the ones you keep. You stay the editor at every step.

Can I choose which channels a feed drafts for?

Yes, when you add the feed. Each feed source has its own channel selection, so a tech blog can draft for one set of channels and an industry newsletter for another. The channels cannot be changed afterwards today; add the feed again for a different set.

Will the same article be drafted more than once?

No. PostNext deduplicates feed items, so once an item has been turned into a draft it will not draft again on the next check. You get one draft per new item, which keeps your drafts clean even when a feed updates frequently.

Do I need a paid plan to use content curation?

No. Content curation works on every plan, including Free; drafts only count once you schedule or publish them, and Free covers 10 posts a month on one channel. Every new account starts with a 7-day trial that asks for a card.
Let your feeds fill your drafts

Let your feeds fill your drafts

Connect RSS and Atom feeds and PostNext creates drafts from new items every 30 minutes. Review, edit and schedule on your terms. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial that asks for a card; if you cancel, you keep the Free plan.

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