7 docs tagged with "rss"

Feedpushr is a simple and fast RSS/Atom feed aggregator that can push notifications to various services. It supports multiple output formats and can be used to monitor and aggregate RSS/Atom feeds.

FreshRSS is a free, self-hostable aggregator for RSS feeds. It allows you to gather and read your favorite news sources in one place, providing a streamlined and efficient way to stay informed. The app supports multiple platforms and can be easily accessed through a web user interface. FreshRSS also offers the ability to use external databases, enabling users to create a user and database in their MySQL/MariaDB server. Additional extensions can be added to enhance the functionality of the app. FreshRSS is designed to be simple to use, yet powerful, providing a comprehensive solution for RSS feed aggregation.

Miniflux is a minimalist and opinionated feed reader designed to prioritize content and readability. It optimizes the page layout, fonts, and colors to ensure that they are screen-friendly. If you have feeds that display only a summary, Miniflux fetches the original article automatically. The app is designed with simplicity in mind, focusing on essential features and avoiding bloated software. It is fast and efficient, allowing you to navigate through the application using keyboard shortcuts and quickly scan your unread items with a lightweight user interface. Miniflux also respects your privacy, ensuring that no one resells your private data or tracks your usage. It automatically removes pixel trackers and does not feature any advertising or user tracking. Miniflux is a free, open-source project distributed under the permissive Apache 2.0 License.

Pigeon Pod is a self-hosted application that converts YouTube channels or playlists into podcast feeds. It supports automatic syncing of new uploads, backfilling historical content, media downloads, and secure RSS feeds compatible with standard podcast players. Built with Spring Boot, Pigeon Pod provides a web interface for managing YouTube subscriptions and generates podcast-compatible RSS feeds that work with any standard podcast player. Perfect for podcast enthusiasts who want to listen to YouTube content as podcasts while maintaining complete control over their data and subscriptions.

RSS-Bridge is a self-hosted, open-source tool that generates RSS and Atom feeds for websites that do not provide them natively. It enables users to extract and aggregate content from various web pages, social media platforms, and other online sources into a single, unified RSS feed. This allows users to stay updated with the latest content from multiple sources without manually visiting each site. RSS-Bridge supports various website connectors, filtering options, and output formats to provide a customized feed experience.

RSSHub is an open-source, user-friendly, and extensible RSS feed generator. It is designed to create RSS feeds from virtually any content. With the ability to aggregate millions of contents from various sources, RSSHub ensures the delivery of new routes, features, and bug fixes. The app is compatible with the browser extension RSSHub Radar and mobile auxiliary apps RSSBud (iOS) and RSSAid (Android). It has adapted to hundreds of websites and thousands of content types, making it a versatile tool for generating RSS feeds.

Upvote RSS is a self-hosted RSS feed generator for popular posts from social aggregation sites. It supports Reddit, Hacker News, Lemmy, Lobsters, PieFed, Mbin, and GitHub—build rich RSS feeds with filtering (e.g. average posts per day), embedded media, optional AI summaries (Ollama, OpenAI, Gemini, Anthropic, and more), article content parsing, and top comments. Reddit OAuth env vars are optional and only needed for Reddit-specific feeds; other platforms are configured in the web UI. Cache data under /app/cache for performance across container updates.