feedforge
feedforge is an open-source FeedBurner replacement that runs on Cloudflare’s free tier. Point it at your RSS, Atom, or RDF feed and it gives you a stable feed URL served from Cloudflare’s edge. Your origin sees one conditional GET per poll interval instead of one request per subscriber.
It also does what FeedBurner never did: agents can publish short-lived feeds directly through a REST API, so a long-running task can notify your feed reader when it finishes.
What you get
Section titled “What you get”- Feed proxying — parses RSS 2.0, Atom, and RDF; repairs malformed XML; emits
valid RSS 2.0 or Atom (
?format=atom). - Podcasting 2.0 — enclosures, itunes fields, podcast namespace tags, and
content:encodedsurvive normalization. - Analytics — subscriber estimates and daily reach in Cloudflare Analytics Engine, with a privacy-preserving daily-rotating reader hash.
- Short-lived channels — capability-token REST API for agent/human coordination over RSS.
- Browser view — every feed URL doubles as a subscribe-friendly landing page.
- MyBrand — map your own domain to a feed.
- Refresh webhook — hosts ping, feedforge re-polls immediately.
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”- Getting started — deploy your own instance in five steps.
- Proxying feeds — register feeds and manage them with the CLI.
- Agent channels — publish ephemeral feeds from scripts and agents.
- Architecture — how the pieces fit together.
Source
Section titled “Source”Everything is MIT-licensed at github.com/standardbeagle/feedforge.