Feed Reader
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A self-hosted dashboard that aggregates RSS feeds, social media, weather, stocks, and other widgets into a customizable interface.
A free, self-hostable RSS feed aggregator that is lightweight, customizable, and supports multi-user access with instant push notifications.
A free and open-source RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, and RSS-in-JSON reader for macOS and iOS.
NewsBlur is a personal news reader that brings people together to talk about the world. A new sound of an old instrument.
A self-hosted, anti-social RSS reader with no external dependencies, keyboard shortcuts, and Fever API support.
A self-hosted, anti-social RSS reader with no external dependencies, keyboard shortcuts, and a clean interface.
A simple, fast, and nice-looking web-based RSS reader with a REST-like API.
A free and open-source RSS/Atom/JSON feed newsreader for macOS with sync support.
A native macOS app for automated broadcatching that downloads new episodes from RSS/Atom feeds via BitTorrent.
News reader with tags, scoring, and LLM
A hyper-minimalist static feed reader (RSS, Atom, JSON) you can deploy on Netlify or your own server.
A Neovim feed reader plugin written in Lua that supports RSS, Atom, and JSON Feed formats.
A lightweight RSS and Atom feed reader that lives in the macOS menu bar, automatically updating and notifying you of new content.
JARR is a web news aggregator.
An Alexa Skill template for creating voice applications that read RSS and Atom feeds.
An Erlang library for parsing RSS and Atom feeds using a stream-based callback interface.
A bidirectional RSS/Atom feed parsing and generating library for Clojure, using a data-driven approach.
A Wagtail CMS extension for self-hosted RSS and Twitter feed aggregation with Fever API support.
A feed reader written in Rust with a web interface and PostgreSQL backend.
An Elixir RSS/Atom parser built on erlang's xmerl with Timex for date parsing.
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