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5 Best Productivity RSS Feeds in 2026

5 feeds from 5 sites tagged “productivity”, ranked by how many people follow each one in their readers, how often it posts and how recently. The list moves as the feeds are checked, every few hours at least.

  1. 1MakeUseOfmakeuseof.com · about 111 posts a weekMUO is your guide to modern tech. Learn how to make use of the tech and gadgets around you, and discover cool stuff on the internet.Last post 9 Nov
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  2. 2Honest Little Apps — discovery guidesheadless-sweachsbuvh-simpletonfacts-140e.wix-site-host.com · about 27 posts a weekPublisher-owned app guides with official links, access boundaries and suitability notes. Not independent reviews or app release announcements.Last post 6 Nov
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  3. 3LB3 Trackers Free Money Guidesrising-mill-fhxm.here.now · about 19 posts a weekShort, practical money and holiday guides, each with a free calculator. Made with AI assistance.Last post 22 Oct
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  4. 4TidBITStidbits.com · about 11 posts a weekThoughtful, detailed coverage of everything Apple for 36 years and the TidBITS Content Network for Apple professionalsLast post 5 Nov
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  5. 5Curated Feeds Blogcuratedfeeds.web.app · about 3 posts a monthRSS tips, productivity techniques, and content curation strategies from the Curated Feeds team.Last post 31 Oct
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Latest productivity posts

  1. Benchmark scores say nothing about whether the release runs

    · dev.to · prodbymarcu

    On Nov 8 I went through a fresh speech-model release the way most people in that scene go through them, model card first and benchmark table second, and I never argued with a single score. Their own README asked for one 80 GB GPU, my largest card carries 24 GB, and the disk holding my weights had…

  2. I stopped looking for apps that do exactly what I want, and started vibe-coding the missing features

    · xda-developers.com · Mahnoor Faisal

    I'm done settling for almost perfect

  3. I found the best use case for my old USB flash drive, and it isn't storage

    · makeuseof.com · Oluwaseun Bamisile

    Carry your favorite Windows apps in your pocket.

  4. Bank Fraud Is a Network Problem, Not Just a Transaction Problem

    · dev.to · oluoma stella onyeukwa

    A suspicious transaction is often treated as an isolated event: a payment is flagged, a card is blocked, and a case is opened. But fraud can involve more than one transaction or account. Repeated attempts, shared devices, linked accounts and coordinated activity may reveal patterns that are…

  5. I stopped trusting Claude and ChatGPT's memory and setup my own memory system

    · makeuseof.com · Manuviraj Godara

    What if ChatGPT and Claude could share one memory that you can open, read, and edit in Notepad

  6. I let Gemini handle my Docs, Sheets, and PDFs for a week; there's one major catch

    · androidpolice.com · Jade Bryan Jardinico

    Gemini is getting close to replacing Docs, Sheets, and Acrobat

  7. I explored these hidden Pixel developer settings and my phone feels faster

    · xda-developers.com · Yash Patel

    A few taps inside Developer Options made my old Pixel feel surprisingly fresh again.

  8. I let Gemini and ChatGPT hunt Black Friday deals; only one saved me money

    · androidpolice.com · Haroun Adamu

    I asked free ChatGPT and Gemini to find Black Friday deals on four gadgets, then checked every price. One saved me $166 more.

  9. This Claude prompt turned my Todoist list into a daily morning brief

    · howtogeek.com · Patrick Campanale

    My ADHD brain needed someone to read my task list, so I gave the job to AI.

  10. Sumthread — publisher overview

    · apps.apple.com

    Publisher overview from Honest Little Apps, not an independent review. Sumthread asks players to trace one continuous path through every tile while meeting target sums in order. The iPhone app adds automatic mid-board saving, five curated collections and a Daily Thread with local completion…

  11. Number Puzzles: Sumbriska — publisher overview

    · apps.apple.com

    Publisher overview from Honest Little Apps, not an independent review. Sumbriska asks players to flip bridges until each island reaches its target sum. Native play adds a growing harbor, daily boards and explanations for puzzle steps. The free tier includes regions 1 and 2, the Daily board, The…

  12. This $10 Gadget Perfectly Times Your Dinner Prep

    · apartmenttherapy.com · Cassidy Dawn Graves

    Once again, Daylight Saving Time has ended and it’s getting darker earlier and earlier in the evenings. Fortunately, the holidays are just around the corner — and there’s perhaps no better antidote to cold, dreary days than gathering with loved ones to celebrate and, of course, eat plenty of food.A…

  13. Everyone’s got a quick question

    · uxdesign.cc · Bill Guo

    And you shouldn’t have to answer them all. Frequently asked questions in my inbox, recreated. I became the team’s search engine Every team has a person everyone reaches out to. They know where things live, why a decision went the way it did, and who to ask when you’re stuck. If you’re on a team…

  14. BBEdit 16.1

    · tidbits.com · Agen Schmitz

    Brings significant new features and performance improvements to the venerable text editor. ($59.99 new, free update, 35 MB, macOS 14+)

  15. Apple Creator Studio Adds New Creation Tools and Intelligence Features

    · tidbits.com · Agen Schmitz

    Apple's Creator Studio subscription bundle of creative apps will be updated later this month with expanded creation tools and new generative AI features, including integrating MotionVFX video effects into Final Cut Pro.

  16. Inkitt Builds a One-Shot PR Creator with Resumable Agent Orchestration

    · infoq.com · Leela Kumili

    Inkitt built a one-shot pull request creator that automates small, low-risk code changes from task intake to draft PR creation. Its event-driven orchestrator persists workflow state, coordinates short-lived coding agent containers, bounds retries, and enforces permission restrictions while…

  17. 3 ways I use Claude to save over $400 and 10 hours of work every week

    · howtogeek.com · Dibakar Ghosh

    If your Claude subscription isn't already paying for itself, you're using it wrong.

  18. Firefox’s new Mini Window is every multitasker’s dream – Chrome can’t do this

    · zdnet.com · Jack Wallen

    The open-source browser’s newest feature lets you pop out a page – or part of a page – into its own mini window. See why this is incredibly cool.

  19. Sparkle buttons, Autonomy by design, AI reckoning in UX, Figma with MCP

    · uxdesign.cc · Fabricio Teixeira

    Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “Open any product you pay for and look at the top right corner. There is a sparkle. Behind it is a panel that slides in from the right, says “Ask anything”, and offers three suggestions you did not ask for. Close it and it comes back…

  20. Best RSS Readers for Android in 2026: 8 Apps Compared

    · curatedfeeds.web.app · raj15400881@gmail.com (Rajat Kashyap)

    8 Android RSS readers compared on price, accounts, offline reading and free-plan limits: Curated Feeds, Feedly, Inoreader, Feeder, FeedFlow, NewsBlur, Readwise, The Old Reader.