fx
A self-hostable, Twitter/Bluesky-like microblogging service with Markdown support, syntax highlighting, and RSS feed following.
What is fx?
fx is an open-source, self-hosted microblogging service that functions like a public notebook, allowing users to quickly write, publish, and retrieve posts via a web interface. It solves the problem of content ownership and complex publishing workflows by providing a lightweight, controllable alternative to social media platforms and static site generators.
Individuals, teachers, and writers who want a personal, self-hosted platform for microblogging, note-taking, or sharing content without algorithmic interference or platform risk.
Developers choose fx for its minimal resource usage, ease of self-hosting, and focus on user control—offering a streamlined, web-based publishing experience with built-in Markdown, LaTeX, and backup features.
Overview
An efficient (micro)blogging service that you can self-host
Use Cases
Best For
- Creating a personal microblogging site with full content ownership
- Teachers sharing frequently asked questions or resources with students
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