RSS feed

How to get there: Every changelog or feedback board exposes an RSS feed at /rss/tab/{tabId} on your portal domain. The tab ID is the numeric ID in the URL when you edit the board in Settings → Boards.

ProductLift publishes an RSS 2.0 feed for every board, so you can syndicate your changelog or feedback stream to other tools without polling the API.

What is in the feed

The feed includes the 50 most recent visible posts in the board, sorted by the board's own idea sorting rules. For each post you get:

  • Title
  • Link and GUID (the post URL)
  • Description (the post body, stripped to plain text)
  • Publish date (the post's latest status change timestamp, which is what changelog boards use as the release date)
  • Author name (or the localized "Anonymous" label if the post is anonymous)

The feed itself is titled with the board's navigation title and subtitle, and the feed language follows the portal's locale.

Because the items are filtered through the standard post visibility rules, internal posts and posts with hidden statuses are excluded automatically.

Finding your tab ID

Open the board in Settings → Boards and look at the URL. The numeric ID in the URL is your tab ID. Plug it into the feed URL:

https://your-portal.example.com/rss/tab/123

You can also link to the feed from a changelog board page (every changelog board shows an RSS link next to the subscribe button in the header).

Common use cases

  • Slack and Teams: Add the RSS URL to a Slack /feed subscription or a Teams RSS connector to drop new changelog entries straight into a channel.
  • Feedly, Inoreader, and other readers: Subscribe to follow product updates alongside the rest of your news feed.
  • Cross-posting and syndication: Pipe the feed through Zapier, Make, Pabbly Connect, or n8n to mirror entries to a blog, newsletter tool, or another product.
  • Internal dashboards: Embed the feed on an intranet page so non-admins can keep an eye on what shipped.

For programmatic access with more control over filtering and fields, use the ProductLift API instead.