Notifier.in launch
Recently, I ran into this problem: I’d discover a great source of information, but I didn’t like the way it was delivered. Most of the time, it came as an email newsletter that popped up in my inbox and distracted me. Personally, I’d much rather get it in my RSS reader.
Another example: you might have cron job errors sent to your email inbox, but actually prefer to get them in a Slack channel.
There are plenty of services that handle just one kind of integration. And of course, there’s Zapier, where you can integrate almost everything. But I wanted something in between—something flexible enough for different integrations, but without all the extra hassle.
Since I couldn’t find it, I built Notifier. It takes a message from one channel and delivers it to another.
For example, here’s how you can set up an email → RSS integration:
- Get a unique email address and related RSS feed (no sign-up needed).
- Forward emails to that address.
- See them show up in your RSS feed.
Right now, Notifier supports two types of input channels (email and webhook) and four types of output channels (RSS, email, webhook, and Slack).
