Overview
BibiGPT upgrades subscriptions into a multi-source hub. A single “Add a source” entry lets you subscribe from three places at once: channels you already watch, pasted links (platform channel pages plus any RSS feed), and local folders. New content from every source auto-collects into your Feed, so you stop hopping between apps to stay current.Pain Point
The content I follow is scattered across Bilibili, YouTube, podcasts, industry blogs, and my cloud drive. Opening and refreshing each one separately means I keep missing updates, with no single place to catch up.Key Features
- Watched channels — turn authors you already summarize into subscriptions with one click, no re-searching.
- Paste a link — paste a Bilibili / YouTube / podcast / Douyin / Xiaohongshu channel page, or any RSS / Atom feed (industry blogs, newsletters, podcast feeds); the source type is detected automatically.
- Local folders — on the desktop app, watch a folder (cloud-drive sync, meeting recordings) so new files are summarized as they land.
- Subscription folders — create, move, and delete folders to group subscriptions and filter by folder, however many you add.
- Batch actions — multi-select on the subscription page to batch-summarize or add to a collection in one tap.
Highlights
Whether content comes from a platform channel, a custom RSS feed, or a local folder, it all lands in the same Feed — auto-tracked and ready to batch-summarize. The more sources you add, the more time it saves you.Use Cases
- I follow a dozen Bilibili / YouTube creators plus a few newsletters and want their new content in one place.
- I sync meeting recordings to a cloud drive and want each new file transcribed and summarized automatically.
- I subscribe to many sources and want to organize them by topic into folders, then batch-summarize on a schedule.
Tips
- Start by one-click subscribing to authors under “Watched,” then use “Paste a link” to add off-platform RSS sources for a complete Feed.
- As your list grows, group subscriptions into folders by topic and pair them with multi-select batch summarizing for the fastest catch-up.