Bring your own content: RSS, GitHub, and YouTube now sync

You already publish content that proves who you are: a blog, open-source repositories, talks and uploads. It's the strongest SEO evidence you own — and until now, none of it lived on your name page. Imports change that: RSS, GitHub, and YouTube content syncs onto your page automatically.

Here's what each connector does, and why we built them this way.

RSS: the full text, not a link

Your blog's RSS feed is the single strongest content signal you already own — fresh, structured, full-text proof of what you know. Most integrations stop at a link; we import the full text, so your latest writing lives on your page, searchable by Google as your content, attributed to your name.

That matters for ranking: a page that grows with fresh, relevant content tells Google the page is alive and about what it says it's about. A page that never changes is a page that loses.

GitHub becomes project cards

Your repositories are your work, shown the way a portfolio should be: name, description, language, stars, and a link. Contributors, maintainers, and open-source leads see your work in context — not behind a profile URL they'd have to chase.

YouTube becomes a media section

Talks, tutorials, and podcasts — your uploads render as a media section with thumbnails and links. For speakers and educators this is often the missing piece: the proof of your expertise that text can't carry.

Auto-sync, for every member

• All member pages sync automatically on a schedule — new posts, repos, and uploads appear without you touching anything.
• Rate limits are respected on every connector, so syncing never trips the source service's protections.
• Failures surface in Settings, never silently — if a feed breaks, you'll see it and can fix it.

Silent failures are the enemy of trust: an import that quietly stops working is worse than no import at all. Every connector reports its status where you can see it, and retries are automatic.

Your content is your best evidence

A name page with nothing on it is a promise. A name page with your writing, your work, and your talks is a proof. Imports close that gap using content you already made — no new writing required.

Bring your content. We'll put it where it works for you.