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A system for building agents that perform automated tasks online, like a self-hosted IFTTT or Zapier.
A system for building agents that monitor the web and automate tasks, giving you full control over your data.
Folo is an AI-powered RSS reader that organizes content into a single, noise-free timeline across all platforms.
A self-hosted dashboard that aggregates RSS feeds, social media, weather, stocks, and other widgets into a customizable interface.
Open-source self-hosted web archiving tool that saves websites in multiple durable formats like HTML, PDF, and WARC.
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.
A PHP web application that generates RSS/Atom feeds for websites and platforms that lack native feed support.
An easy-to-use, flexible, and open-source podcast manager for Android.
A self-hosted, anti-social RSS reader with no external dependencies, keyboard shortcuts, and a clean interface.
A self-hosted, anti-social RSS reader with no external dependencies, keyboard shortcuts, and Fever API support.
A robust Go library for parsing RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds with support for extensions and invalid feed handling.
A lightweight, self-hosted RSS reader with Fever API compatibility for third-party clients.
A Ruby library for parsing RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds with flexible configuration and extensible parsers.
A full-featured yet simple blog engine built on ASP.NET Core 10.
A Swift library for reading and generating RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds with comprehensive namespace support.
A Swift library for rendering SVG graphics using native CALayer and UIBezierPath.
A self-hosted trashmail solution with a built-in mail server, web interface, JSON API, RSS feeds, and webhooks.
A very simple static site generator for blogs that converts markdown files to a flat HTML site with zero configuration.
A robust, full-featured, and user/programmer-friendly Python IRC bot with extensive plugin support.
An open-source social bookmarking service and knowledge-sharing community for developers with advanced search and tag management.
A flexible static site generator for blogs written in Common Lisp, using Git for storage and supporting plugins.
An open-source framework for building integrations and APIs with over 1000 pre-built actions.
A developer blog starter built with Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Markdown for creating custom static sites.
A modern, cross-platform blogging engine reimagined from the original DasBlog using ASP.NET Core.
A self-hosted, intelligent RSS reader with semantic clustering, quality scoring, and Fever/Google Reader API compatibility.
A native macOS app for automated broadcatching that downloads new episodes from RSS/Atom feeds via BitTorrent.
A self-hosted feed aggregator daemon with a pluggable filter and output system for processing and distributing RSS/Atom articles.
Converts YouTube or Twitch channels into podcast RSS feeds with on-the-fly MP3 transcoding and no server storage.
A C++ library implementing the Responsibility Sensitive Safety (RSS) model for autonomous vehicle decision-making.
Transform RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds into a RESTful API with machine learning enrichment.
An Elixir library for structured data extraction from websites, articles, and RSS/Atom feeds using information-retrieval techniques.
A self-hostable, Twitter/Bluesky-like microblogging service with Markdown support, syntax highlighting, and RSS feed following.
A hyper-minimalist static feed reader (RSS, Atom, JSON) you can deploy on Netlify or your own server.
A minimalist, self-hosted RSS/Atom aggregator that updates feeds via cron for fast, non-intrusive reading.
A simple, flexible, extensible, and liberal RSS and Atom reader for Ruby with zero dependencies.
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