Getting Started With Roast
The shortest path from paid account to a working Roast setup.
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Every article here maps to the actual Roast onboarding, inbox, feed, billing, or policy behavior that ships from this repo.
What Your Roast Alias Is
Why Roast gives you a generated forwarding address and how it behaves.
Read articleHow To Forward Emails Into Roast
Manual forwarding first, then auto-forwarding when the sender supports it.
Read articleHow To Add The Private Feed
Use the private RSS URL in Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, or any client that supports private feeds.
Read articleHow To Rotate Or Reset The Private Feed
Rotate the feed immediately if the URL leaks or a podcast client gets wedged.
Read articleWhy A New Episode May Not Appear Instantly
Private RSS clients refresh on their own cadence, so ready audio is not globally instant.
Read articleUnderstanding The Inbox And Processing States
What received, script_pending, script_ready, ready, failed, and rejected_input actually mean.
Read articleProfile Personalization And Privacy
How Roast uses onboarding inputs, public-web research, and user corrections.
Read articleBilling And Cancellation
How billing state affects inbound acceptance, feed access, and account recovery.
Read articleWhy An Email May Not Appear At All
Unknown aliases, blocked accounts, and Cloudflare's 25 MiB limit stop delivery before Roast can store the message.
Read articleWhy Roast Asks For Onboarding Information
Every onboarding field exists because it drives setup, personalization, support, or feed delivery.
Read articleHow To Read The Recent Episodes And Inbox Views
Use the home and inbox views to tell whether Roast accepted the source, generated the script, or finished the audio.
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