A self-hosted web-based RSS feed reader is a software application that allows users to aggregate and read content from multiple websites in one place.
Unlike online RSS feed readers that are hosted on external servers, a self-hosted RSS feed reader is installed and hosted on the user's own server or web hosting service. This gives users more control over their data and privacy, as well as the ability to customize and modify the reader to their preferences.
Here is a list of our picks for self-hosted RSS readers that you can download, install and run on your server or a local machine.
1- Tiny Tiny RSS
Tiny Tiny RSS is a self-hosted web-based RSS reader. It allows users to subscribe to RSS feeds from various sources and read them in a centralized location.
With Tiny Tiny RSS, users can organize and manage their RSS feeds, mark articles as read or unread, and customize the reader's appearance and functionality according to their preferences.
2- Miniflux
Miniflux is another self-hosted web-based RSS reader. Just like Tiny Tiny RSS, it enables users to effortlessly subscribe to RSS feeds, conveniently read articles from various sources in a unified location, and efficiently manage their feeds. Miniflux prioritizes simplicity and minimalism, ensuring a polished and streamlined reading experience for users.
Features
- Written in Go (Golang)
- Works only with Postgresql
- Doesn't use any ORM
- Doesn't use any complicated framework
- Use only modern vanilla JavaScript (ES6 and Fetch API)
- Single binary compiled statically without dependency
- The number of features is voluntarily limited
miniflux3- FreshRSS
FreshRSS is a self-hosted RSS feed aggregator that is lightweight, powerful, and customizable. It supports multi-user access, custom tags, and has an API for mobile clients.
It also supports WebSub for instant push notifications from compatible sources and has built-in web scraping capabilities. Different login methods are supported, including web form, HTTP Authentication, and OpenID Connect.
FreshRSS4- selfoss
selfoss is an incredibly versatile RSS reader and feed aggregation web application. It empowers you to effortlessly stay updated with the latest content from various websites, social networks, and other platforms, all in one convenient location.
It is expertly crafted using PHP, enabling you to effortlessly deploy it on virtually any hosting environment.
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5- FeedHQ
FeedHQ is an exceptional self-hosted web-based RSS reader that offers an impressive range of features.
Included features are:
- RSS and ATOM support
- Grouping by categories
- Awesome pagination and intelligent browsing
- Great readability on all screen sizes (smartphones, tablets and desktops)
- Mobile-first, retina-ready
- Reading list management with Instapaper, Readability or Read It Later support
- Filter out already read entries
- Hides images/media by default (and therefore filters ads and tracking stuff)
- Multiple user support
- OPML import
- Syntax highlighting, awesome for reading tech blogs
- Keyboard navigation
- Subtome support
It also comes with a built-in web server, backoff support and PubSubHubbub support.
feedhq6- TrueRSS
TrueRSS is an open source feed reader with customizable plugin system for any content (atom, rss, youtube channels...).
truerss7- Hello World
This is an open-source federated social web blog and RSS reader.
Key Features:
- RSS reader
- oStatus stack, WebSub/Salmon/Webfinger
- commenting
- api to follow/reblog content (pretty basic right now)
- WYSIWYG editor
- edit content in page, or add new content via dashboard
- rich content pasting (paste in url/embed and we'll grab the video or image)
- tagging objects through #catvideo and people @bestfriendforevs
- different templates (namely, albums currently)
- CSS/JS/HTML editing via CodeMirror
- Technology features:
- foundation: CRA-all-the-things
- Auth0 for logging
mimecuvalo8- MyWebRSS
MyWebRSS is a web RSS reader. It is Open Source and can be installed on every web server.
The client side is HTML5 + JavaScript, for the best compatibility on mobiles platforms (iOS, Android, FirefoxOS) and desktop computers. It is based on:
- Backbone.js
- Zepto.js
- Require.js
- Mozilla's Mortar theme
ybulach9- RSS reader
This is an open-source self-hosted, RSS reader web application built on Rails.
It supports multiple users, feeds management, feed and news filtering, import feeds from XML, and responsive design.
tilboerner10- RsshubReader
Yet another self-hosted RSS feed reader, written in Python. However, it does not have good English support.
huobaolajiao11- BackRSS (Desktop)
Very simple RSS reader (NodeJS + NeDB + Backbone + Marionette + Electron).
dbackowski12- InBrief (Desktop)
InBrief is a personal briefing app and dashboard powered by Electron and React. In one screen, InBrief provides an overview of your top RSS feeds, Twitter lists, local weather, email unread and flagged status, todos, and schedule.
This app is meant to be the homepage and daily starting place for its users.
Each widget on the app's screen draws its data via various APIs, and InBrief is designed to support future widgets and APIs as is necessary or desired. The current supported services/APIs are:
- ICS calendar feeds
- Microsoft Exchange Web Services calendars
- Microsoft Exchange Web Services email
- IMAP email (including GMail)
- RSS/Atom
- Todoist
- Asana
- Weather Underground
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