Send 9AM Localized RSS Coffee Newsletters with rrule.net

Send a localized “Coffee Newsletter” at 9:00 AM—automatically—using rrule.net, RSS, and Brevo

This n8n workflow fetches an RSS feed, builds a morning localized HTML email, and sends it at 09:00 local time for multiple audiences (Paris, New York, Tokyo, and Perth) through Brevo, all orchestrated by a single target-aware rrule.net schedule.

What this workflow does

• Schedules execution by timezone: One rrule.net Schedule Trigger emits an execution at 09:00 in each configured target timezone.
• Runs a safe preview: A manual preview branch injects a sample Paris execution without creating or changing the remote rrule.net schedule.
• Localizes per target: The workflow matches target_id to its locale, timezone, sender, recipient, and localized email copy.
• Reads the RSS feed: It pulls the configured RSS feed and keeps the requested number of usable articles.
• Generates responsive HTML: It creates a localized, responsive HTML email from the selected articles.
• Sends via Brevo: The email is sent through Brevo using your verified sender.
• Returns key metadata: Outputs include message ID, execution ID, scheduled time, target, recipient, and article count.

Use cases

• Morning RSS digests for SaaS teams distributed across multiple regions.
• News or product updates that must arrive at a consistent local breakfast time.
• Automation engineers demonstrating timezone-aware scheduling with rrule.net in n8n.

Technical details

• n8n nodes used: rrule.net Schedule Trigger, Manual Trigger (preview), RSS Feed Read, Code/Set logic (target-aware localization), Send in Brevo.
• Setup requirements: n8n with @rrulenet/n8n-nodes-rrulenet (v0.1.4+), an rrule.net API key, and a Brevo API credential with a verified sender.
• Configuration: Update regional audience sender/recipient emails, optionally adjust the RSS feed URL, article limit, localized copy, and targets.