Using this web app it’s very simple, you only need the feeds URL, add them, and create the category. After that, you can visualize the entries directly from one place and as viewing a blog. You don’t even have to register, you can use any of these accounts to login and create your FeedStitch: Gmail, Twitter, Yahoo!, Facebook, AOL and openID.

Using FeedsStitch:

Start adding your feseds.

Complete the category lists and create the feeds group (in this case, I’m creating “System Center”)

Viewing System Center feeds

You can also customize the name of the URL that represents the FeedStich feed group.

For me, I can never have enough time to review and read all my feeds, and this web app sounds like a good way to arrange and optimize your time.

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Unify your Feeds with FeedStitch originally appeared on: Crenk
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