Self-hosted
If you often find yourself overwhelmed with the amount of content available on the internet and struggle to keep up, take a look at Wallabag. This exceptional web application provides a solution to your content overload by allowing you to save web pages for reading at a later time. With
Self-hosted
What is Huntly? Huntly is an all-in-one, self-hosted information management tool that provides a plethora of features designed to streamline and simplify your data management needs. It includes the ability to subscribe to and read RSS feeds, thereby keeping you updated with the latest news and articles from your favorite
rss reader
Simple-RSS is an incredibly efficient and user-friendly command line tool for reading RSS, ATOM, and JSON feeds. It is written in Go, a powerful and popular programming language. The inspiration for Simple-RSS comes from newsboat, a widely recognized and respected feed reader. With Simple-RSS, you can effortlessly stay up to
List
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
Open-source
Tiny Tiny RSS is a tiny open source project which is an advanced RSS reader/news aggregator. It is a self-hosted RSS aggregator, which can also be used to read from remote sources. With an intuitive UI and great performance, it is fast and easy to install on any hosting
Developer Tools
What is Wallabag? Wallabag is an open source app for saving web pages to read them later. It allows writers to save and classify articles. It's written with PHP. Wallabag extracts the articles content and display it in a comfortable view. Wallabag is supported by many feed aggregators,
Self-hosted
What is Winds? Winds is an open-source RSS & Podcast App Powered by Getstream.io Stream is an API for building activity feeds. For Winds the follow suggestions and the list of articles from the feeds you follow is powered by Stream. Stream accounts are free for up to 3