You can automatically post new RSS feed items into your Notion workspace to keep your data, content updates or monitoring flows synced.

1. Go to RSS Generator.

2. Paste the URL of the content you want to turn into a feed (e.g. a Twitter profile, subreddit, or blog).

3. Click Generate.

4. Once your feed is ready, click Save to My Feeds.

1. Log into your n8n dashboard and click Create Workflow.

2. Add a Webhook node.

3. Change the HTTP Method to POST.

4. Click Listen for Test Event.

5. Copy the webhook URL.

1. In RSS.app, click your profile picture in the top-right and select Webhooks.

2. Paste the webhook URL you copied from n8n and click Add Webhook.

3. Select the feed you want to send to n8n (if you don’t select one, updates from all feeds will be sent).

4. Click the three dots next to the selected feed and toggle Apply Filters to make sure your RSS filters are applied to webhook data.

5. Click Send Test.

You should see a 200 status in RSS.app, and the output in n8n should fill with sample feed data.

1. Click the + button and add a Notion node.

2. Choose Create Database Page as the action.

3. Open the Credentials tab and follow the n8n documentation to connect your Notion account:

4. Copy the Internal Integration Secret and paste it into n8n.

1. Open the Notion database where your RSS updates should appear.

2. Click the three dots in the top-right.

3. Select Connections.

4. Add the n8n integration you just created. This authorizes n8n to create new pages in that database.

1. Go back to n8n. Select your Notion database from the dropdown list.

2. Map fields from the webhook output to your database fields.

3. Click Execute Step.

A new page should appear in your Notion database populated with RSS feed data.

Toggle the Active button to turn on the workflow.

Now, whenever your RSS feed receives a new post, RSS.app will send it to the n8n webhook, which triggers your workflow and automatically creates a new entry in your Notion database.