RSS feeds are an easy way to stay up to date with your favorite websites, such as blogs or podcasts. Automatically populate your folders with new links from RSS sources of your choice. 

Setting up your folder’s RSS feed:

(Note: This feature must be set up initially on desktop.)

1. Use the + button to create a new folder or open an existing folder in Bublup.

2. Click on the ☰ menu in the upper-left hand corner of the folder and select “Folder Settings”.
   

3. In the “RSS Feed” tab, click the toggle next to “Activate RSS feeds” to toggle it on.
   

4. Give your feed a name. Then copy and paste a link to the RSS feed source of your choice. Add (optional) tags and click “save”.
     

You can find many RSS feeds across the internet. Check out this link for some examples of popular feeds.

5. To add multiple RSS feeds to the same folder, click “Add RSS feed”. To edit or remove an existing feed, click “edit”.
     

6. You will begin to see your folder automatically populate with links from the feed.
     

Managing your folder:

Bublup will update your folder throughout the day as new content is added to the feed. The total number of RSS feeds allowed (across all folders) depends on your plan:

• • Basic: 1 feed
  • Premium: 3 feeds
  • Pro: 5 feeds
  • Business: 10 feeds
  • Enterprise: 100 feeds

The number of most recent RSS items stored in your folder also depends on your plan:

• • Basic: 25 items
  • Premium: 50 items
  • Pro: 100 items
  • Business: 200 items
  • Enterprise: unlimited (older items will be moved to an “Archive” subfolder)

To disable RSS feeds in a folder, open “Folder Settings” and toggle the feed off.
   

Setting up RSS Feeds via Google Alerts:

1. Go to www.google.com/alerts.
2. Create an alert for your phrase of interest (e.g. “cricket world cup”).
3. Click “show options”. Under “Deliver to”, select ‘RSS Feed’.
4. Click “Create Alert” to generate a custom RSS feed link.
5. Copy the RSS feed link and add it to your Bublup folder using the steps above.