Some of you have noticed that Feed Rinse channels have been somewhat unhealthy in the last few days.
Last Friday afternoon Feed Rinse began experiencing performance issues that we were able to associate to a large volume of requests for channel content. Unfortunately, the level of requests outpaced our server resources, and we had to [...]

This post is late. The right time to send it was a week prior to SXSW. A week prior to the massive SXSW twitter group. A week before hundreds (more?) of new twitterers got a first hand intro to the awesome power of a hyperactive twitter group.
Here’s the thing, twitter has this [...]

That’s right, we’re removing the pricing layer on the Feed Rinse filtering service.

Brian Bergstein of the Associated Press just posted a solid review of Feed Rinse.
Thankfully, there’s now a machete to hack through the underbrush – a free RSS filtering tool named FeedRinse.

Read more at washingtonpost.com
…or nytimes.com
We’re excited to see mention of the app outside of the more traditional geek channels.

Just checking in to see if this thing is on (since we haven’t been posting much).

Feed Rinse was just featured on Boing Boing. First off, thanks for noticing us Cory. We’re with you — ALL RSS readers should have filters. Feed Rinse is currently in good stop-gap mode to help the current feedreaders out. But, we’re just getting started. Look for some exciting new relevancy [...]

Today we added a feature to allow users to quickly add rinsed feed urls to their reader(s) of choice. Two clicks will subscribe your feed or channel to your selected reader. Here’s how it works:

Click on the feed / channel icon.
Select your reader.

We wanted to make it a two-click feature to differentiate us [...]

It’s fun to just be listed on Emily Chang’s eHub. But, today we noticed that Marshall Kirkpatrick of The Social Software Weblog featured Feed Rinse as being one of particular note in this week’s eHub list. A quick thanks to both for taking a look and spreading the word. It’s always fun [...]

Feed Rinse premium accounts are now available to world! Enhanced features include higher filter capacity, channels, profanity filters, and more. Our features and pricing page has more details.

Today, we’re excited to introduce channels to Feed Rinse users.
Your channels deliver posts from multiple feeds, rinsed of course, of any irrelevant posts. Monitoring more content sources for specific information no longer means monitoring more posts – rules let you block the clutter before it ever makes it to you.
Setting up a channel is [...]