WorkerOS (Ξ²eta)

Your feeds, your data.
Workers get more from them for you.

Adding, modifying, sorting, etc, all with your instructions.
Workers process your feed content so you spend less time scrolling and scrubbing through, and more time reading and learning.

What is a Worker?

A worker is like an app β€” but it knows about podcasts, and articles, and videos, and how to summarize, categorize, and how you like to organize.

You pick workers, assign it to work on feed, and it runs automatically on new content as it arrives. It even organizes itself with other workers. The results can show up right in your reader.

Things Workers can do

Turn podcasts into text

Search for that thing someone said three episodes ago. Click any line to jump to that moment in the audio.

Skip the ads

Remove sponsor reads and ad breaks from episodes. Get the content you subscribed for, without the interruptions.

Summarize long articles

When you follow 50 feeds, you don't have time to read everything. Workers can pull out what matters and give you the short version.

Track topics across feeds

Following a story across multiple sources? Workers can watch for keywords, people, or subjects and bring everything together in one place.

Translate content

Follow feeds in other languages and read them in yours. Workers handle the translation automatically as new posts arrive.

Get alerts

Workers can notify you when something specific shows up β€” a price drop, a keyword, a new episode from a show you care about.

Safe by design

Workers run on your content, so we take their boundaries seriously.

  • You approve everything first

    Before a worker runs, you see exactly what it can access and what it will do. Nothing happens without your say-so.

  • Workers only see what they need

    A summarizer sees one article at a time. It can't browse your whole library, read your account info, or phone home to unknown servers.

  • Most run privately in your browser

    Your content doesn't leave your device unless you choose to share the result. The processing happens where the data already is.

  • Clean uninstall

    Remove a worker and everything it created goes with it. No leftover data, no background processes, no ghosts.

  • Clear costs

    Every job shows its credit cost before it runs. No surprise charges. Use credits, only if feed.works runs the worker for you.

Chain them together

Workers get more interesting when you combine them. Each one does a small job β€” put them in a sequence and you get something that didn't exist before.

Podcast show notes

New episode arrives→Transcribe the audio→Pull out names, links, and topics→Summarize into show notes

Research briefing

New papers published→Extract text from PDFs→Filter to your interests→Summarize the top matches

Godzilla Videos in any Language

1.A video arrives in 'Japanese' for example→2.Split Audio from Video→3.Transcribe Audio→4.Translate Text to English→5.Create Spoke English Audio→6.Merge English Audio with Original Video

Pipelines are shareable β€” send one to a friend, they swap in their feeds, and it works the same way.

Pay for what you use

Workers run on credits. Paid plans include a monthly allowance.

Need more? Buy credit packs that never expire.

Every job shows its cost before it runs. Your usage dashboard breaks it down by worker and by feed so there are no surprises.

Build a Worker

WorkerOS is opening up to developers. Write a worker, publish it to the marketplace, and every feed.works user can install it. Workers are small β€” a summarizer is about 50 lines of code.

Your feeds are more than what you read.
They're what you build from.