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# Create RSS Feeds From Any Site With Ponyfish

Ponyfish allows you to create an [RSS feed](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS_%28file_format%29) for sites that don't have them. If your favorite site is constantly maintained and updated, and there's no feed for it, just enter the URL into Ponyfish, configure it a little by clicking your mouse on the site's links, and Ponyfish will create a feed for you.

[![ponyfish](https://s3.us-west-1.wasabisys.com/idbwmedia.com/images/ponyfish.gif)](http://www.ponyfish.com/)

It's a little hard to believe that it actually works, but apparently there is quite a buzz about it. The user interface is fairly simple. You just click all the links on the page, and Ponyfish begins tracking changes to the content from those paths.

[![ponyfish demo](https://s3.us-west-1.wasabisys.com/idbwmedia.com/images/ponyfishdemo.gif)](http://ponyfish.com/)

For example, the [Orlando STC site](http://stc-orlando.org/)is one that I wish had an RSS feed. Their site is really informative, but it lacks the [RSS feed](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS_%28file_format%29). How do I know when information has been added or updated? Does someone have to send me an e-mail, cluttering up my inbox?

Hence the concept of the feed. Let me know if you've used [Ponyfish](http://www.ponyfish.com/)with success.