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EchoFeed

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EchoFeed is an RSS feed cross-poster that rea Operated by Robb Knight.

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Assessment
Feed Fetcher
Category
BOT
Kind
1
Data sources
AI-generated summary, drawn from Cloudflare, operator docs, and community data

What is EchoFeed?

EchoFeed is a specialized automation tool created by Robb Knight that functions as a bridge between content feeds and social or archival platforms. It monitors specified RSS, Atom, or JSON feeds for new entries and automatically propagates that content to services like Mastodon, Bluesky, Micro.blog, and Discord. Although the service has officially ceased new sign-ups and is in the process of shutting down, its crawler remains active to fulfill existing user configurations.

Helpful — This bot acts as a bridge for content creators to syndicate their own posts across multiple platforms, respecting the user's intent to distribute their content.

Identification

Bot name
EchoFeed
Operator
Robb Knight
Category
Feed Fetcher
Kind
BOT
Verification
Verified bot
Cloudflare slug
echofeed
User-agent patterns
EchoFeed
User-agent string
EchoFeed fetch bot; https://echofeed.app
Main use cases
RSS/Atom feed monitoringCross-platform content syndicationAutomated webhook triggering
Rated Sep 23, 2026 from public evidence

How we rated this bot

Verified by Cloudflare, which confirms who runs it, with no widespread reports of abuse.

Names itself honestly
Yes
Verified by Cloudflare
Yes
Says it follows robots.txt and opt-outs
Not stated
Ignores site rules
None found
Disguises itself or evades blocks
None found
Overloads sites
None found
How widely people complain
No complaint about this bot in the evidence
Reddit discussion
There is no Reddit discussion of this bot in the evidence

What we read

Why it crawls your site

The bot crawls websites to check for updates in syndication feeds (RSS/Atom/JSON) to ensure that content is synchronized across the user's connected accounts. It performs these requests periodically to detect new items, which it then processes and pushes to the destination services defined by the user. The operator provides transparency via the echofeed.app domain, which serves as the primary identifier for the bot's activity.

Block or allow EchoFeed

Block it

Add a Disallow rule for EchoFeed in your robots.txt file. You can also block at the server level using your web server configuration or CDN firewall rules to filter requests matching the user-agent string.

# Block EchoFeed from crawling your entire site
User-agent: EchoFeed
Disallow: /

# Allow EchoFeed full access
User-agent: EchoFeed
Allow: /
Allow & verify

Ensure your robots.txt allows EchoFeed. Verify requests by checking the user-agent string.

Traffic & trends

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Data sources

This profile is compiled from the following sources.

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Last updated October 25, 2026

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