# Get Flowsign updates in Slack, your inbox or a feed reader

The Flowsign blog has an RSS feed. Here is how to send new articles to a Slack channel, an email list or your feed reader.

Source: https://flowsign.app/blog/follow-flowsign-updates
Published: 12 October 2026

## In a nutshell

Anything that reads RSS can use the feed to tell you when we publish something new.

- **Copy the address.** `https://flowsign.app/feed.xml`
- **Or open the feed.** Select the RSS icon beside the search box on the [blog](https://flowsign.app/blog). The feed opens in a new tab.

That means new posts can land in a Slack channel, go out as an email or sit in your feed reader, without anyone checking the blog.

![The University of Otago clock tower building in Dunedin, behind a green lawn and a large tree](https://flowsign.app/marketing/places/otago-clock-tower.webp)

*The University of Otago clock tower in Dunedin.*

## Post new articles to Slack

Slack has a free RSS app. Once it is added to your workspace, it can post each new article to any channel.

1. Add the **RSS** app from the Slack app directory.
2. Open the channel you want updates in.
3. Paste `/feed subscribe https://flowsign.app/feed.xml` and send it.

A channel for tool updates works well here. Your team hears about new features and guides in the same place they already talk about how they work.

## Send new articles by email

Email tools such as Mailchimp can turn a feed into an email. In Mailchimp this is an RSS campaign: you give it the feed address and it sends a summary whenever a new post appears.

You choose how often it goes out, daily, weekly or monthly, and which list receives it. Other newsletter tools, like Buttondown, offer the same thing.

## Follow in a feed reader

Feed readers like Feedly, Inoreader and NetNewsWire collect updates from many sites in one place. Paste `https://flowsign.app/feed.xml` into the reader's add or follow box.

Most readers also find the feed if you paste the blog address itself, [https://flowsign.app/blog](https://flowsign.app/blog).

## What the feed includes

Every post appears in the feed, newest first. Each entry has:

- The title and a short summary.
- The category, author and publish date.
- A link to the full article.