Build a Timeline You Actually Control

Gab Feeds let you group accounts into a focused, chronological timeline instead of relying on a recommendation algorithm to guess what you want. Members build feeds around a topic — news, faith, homesteading, markets, a local area — and can make them public for anyone to follow.

Public feeds are readable without an account. A free Gab account lets you subscribe to feeds and build your own.

How feeds work

Create a feed, add the accounts you want in it, and Gab shows you their posts together in one timeline. Feeds can be private for your own use or public so other people can subscribe. Adding someone to a feed does not require following them.

Why use a feed instead of the algorithm

A feed is an explicit editorial choice: you decide who is in it, and posts show up in order. Nothing gets buried because it underperformed, and nothing is injected because it drove engagement for someone else.

Feeds, groups, and follows

Follow accounts to shape your main timeline. Join groups to take part in a community around a topic. Build feeds when you want a read-only, curated view of a specific set of voices.

Public feeds on Gab

Feeds FAQ

What is a Gab feed?: A Gab feed is a custom timeline built from a list of accounts you choose. Posts appear in order, without algorithmic reranking. Feeds can be kept private or published for others to follow.
Do I need an account to read a public Gab feed?: No. Public feeds are readable without logging in. A free account is required to subscribe to a feed or create your own.
What is the difference between a feed and a group?: A feed is a curated, read-only timeline of accounts you select. A group is a community where members post and discuss together under the group’s rules.
Can I make a feed private?: Yes. Feeds can be private for your own use or public so other Gab users can subscribe to them.

Create a free account to subscribe to feeds and build your own. Create a free account