Self-publish podcasts, appcasts, and standard RSS feeds with Feeder.
FOR PODCASTERS:
Feeder makes it easy to create and update your podcast, and ensures everything meets the Apple Podcasts requirements
Preview podcast episodes as they’ll appear in the Podcasts app
See serials listed by season and episode, along with trailers and bonuses, as in the Podcasts app
Publish feeds and media files to different servers with a single click
Redirect media file URLs through your preferred analytics service
Download your existing feed to move to Feeder
No lock-in: if you control your feed, you can use the service providers that suit you, and always move to another without losing subscribers
FOR EVERYONE:
Edit your feeds on all your Macs with iCloud
Collaborate on feeds with other Feeder users with iCloud
Schedule items to be published
HTML editing and preview
Write descriptions using Markdown
Templates and auto-completion to save time
Feeder can publish using FTP, SFTP, Amazon S3, WebDAV and file export
Search the items in the feed, including by date
Cross-post items to a blog when publishing
Feeder 4 is completely updated for macOS Big Sur and built for Apple silicon
FOR APP DEVELOPERS AND ADVANCED USERS:
Create Sparkle appcasts that automatically generate DSA and edDSA signatures
Preview release notes as they’ll appear in the Sparkle update panel
Feeder is fully scriptable for creating, editing and publishing feeds, and can run a script or Automator workflow after a feed is published
What’s New:
Version 4.0.4
Fixed an issue where changes could be lost when manually saving an item.
Fixed an error that could occur when creating or saving an item while searching in the main window.
Fixed an issue where Feeder could use excessive memory when setting it up to publish with password-less SFTP.
The last-used private and public key files are now remembered for password-less SSH and will be automatically completed when the “Use password-less SFTP” checkbox in the SFTP options panel is enabled.
Improved the informational message shown when choosing a Standard RSS image for a podcast feed.
Fixed an issue with the appearance of the preview when switching between feeds on macOS Big Sur.
On macOS Big Sur, the color of feeds, podcasts and folders in the sidebar no longer change with the system accent color.
Compatibility: OS X 10.11 or later, 64-bit processor