Follow your curiosity.
Keep the source in sight.
TraceFeed brings public RSS feeds together so you can explore news by topic and decide what to read next.
Discovery, with a direct line to the publisher
A topic feed collects items from multiple sources. Publisher names, dates, and links help you understand where an item came from and continue reading at the original publication. Aggregation is not original reporting, and a collection is not an endorsement of every item it contains.
Context alongside the feed
These public pages introduce topics and offer original reading guides. They are designed to help you ask useful questions about a source, compare different kinds of coverage, and build a reading routine that fits your interests.
A familiar feed, an open web
Browse topics without signing in. When you want to organize your own sources, continue to the existing TraceFeed reader. Account features live there; these pages focus on public discovery and reading.
TraceFeed aggregates publisher RSS items with source attribution. Public feeds are separate from the private feeds you organize in your reader.
Get in touch
For questions about TraceFeed or a listed source, use the contact page.