RSS reader in Telegram
Any blog, any RSS feed — new posts in your Telegram chat
- New posts arrive as messages in your private chat
- Any RSS feed, Reddit and YouTube
- You set the daily limit
- Free
How it works
- 1
Open Deeper in Telegram
One tap from the button above. No account to create, no bot of your own to register, no token to carry between windows.
- 2
Pick what to follow
Start from the built-in catalog of engineering blogs, or paste a link of your own: any RSS or Atom feed, a subreddit, a YouTube channel.
- 3
Read it in your chat
New posts arrive as ordinary Telegram messages in your private chat, at the hours you pick, up to the daily limit you set.
What you can follow
Paste the page you already read. Deeper works out the feed behind it, so you never have to go hunting for a feed URL.
Any RSS or Atom feed
A company blog, a newsletter, a release page, a changelog. If the site publishes a feed, pasting its address is enough.
A subreddit
Paste reddit.com/r/programming, or just r/programming. New threads arrive like any other post.
A YouTube channel
Paste the channel address. New videos arrive as messages, the same way new articles do.
Engineering blogs, already sorted
A catalog of company engineering blogs and independent writers is built in. Tap to subscribe, no link needed.
For reading, not for publishing
Deeper delivers to your own private chat, for you to read. It does not post into channels, and it does not turn a Telegram channel into an RSS feed. If one of those is what you came for, this is the wrong tool and you will save time by leaving now.
Questions people ask first
Is Deeper free?
Yes. Reading is free, there is no paid tier and no card is asked for at any point.
Do I need my own bot or a bot token?
No. You open Deeper in Telegram and pick what to follow. There is nothing to register, host or copy between windows.
How often are feeds checked?
Every 20 minutes. What is found then arrives at the delivery hours you picked, in your own timezone.
How many posts will I get a day?
As many as you allow. The daily limit is yours to set — ten a day to begin with — and it holds across every feed you follow, so adding one more blog does not add one more stream of messages.
Does it work with Reddit and YouTube?
Yes. Paste a subreddit or a YouTube channel address and Deeper resolves the feed address itself, including the short forms r/name and youtu.be.
What is RSS?
A small file a site publishes listing what it has just posted. A reader checks that file instead of the site. Most blogs still publish one, very often without mentioning it anywhere on the page.
Is RSS still worth using in 2026?
Sites still publish feeds, including ones that never advertise them. A feed is the direct line to a site: you follow it without holding an account there. Deeper brings that line into a chat you already keep open.
How do I stop it or delete my data?
Unsubscribe from any feed with one tap. Send /delete in the chat to remove the account and everything stored with it.