Kill the Newsletter!
Convert email newsletters into Atom feeds
Kill the Newsletter! is a service that converts incoming email newsletters into entries in an Atom feed. You create a feed, receive a unique email address to subscribe with, and then read newsletter issues from your feed reader instead of your inbox.
Key Features
- Generates a unique email address and corresponding Atom feed for each newsletter subscription
- Converts received emails into feed entries so newsletters can be read in any Atom-capable feed reader
- Supports typical double opt-in flows by exposing confirmation emails as feed entries
- Feed management via per-entry settings link, including the ability to delete a feed
- Privacy-oriented design that discourages sharing feeds and does not track users
- Automatically trims older entries to keep feeds within a size limit for compatibility with feed readers
Use Cases
- Replace inbox newsletter clutter with a feed-reader workflow
- Centralize newsletters alongside RSS/Atom subscriptions in a single reader
- Subscribe using an alias address per newsletter to reduce spam risk and improve organization
Limitations and Considerations
- Does not support publishers that require replying from the subscribing address for confirmation
- Some newsletter publishers may block the service’s subscription addresses
- Older entries may be deleted to keep the feed under a size limit
Kill the Newsletter! is a practical bridge between email and feed readers for people who prefer Atom/RSS-style reading. It works best with newsletters that support link-based confirmation and standard email delivery.
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