FreshRSS

Free RSS and Atom feed reader to centralize your monitoring, blogs, media and other information sources in a single interface.

FreshRSS lets you keep the websites, blogs, podcasts, video channels and publications you choose to follow in one place. Instead of waiting for a social network to decide what you should see, you keep a clear list of sources that can be organized and read at your own pace.

It is a simple way to rebuild calmer monitoring: add RSS or Atom feeds, classify them, then FreshRSS fetches new content so you can read it in a clean interface without an imposed algorithmic feed.

Service URL	rss.hostux.net
Service type	RSS / Atom feed reader
Free software used	FreshRSS
Software type	Self-hostable, lightweight and multi-user feed reader
Project website	freshrss.org
Source code	github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS
Account required	Yes for full personal use
Account creation	Instance limited to 250 accounts, account automatically removed after 6 months of inactivity

• Follow your sources without relying on an algorithmic feed.
• Centralize blogs, media, technical websites, podcasts and other feeds in one reader.
• Organize topical monitoring with categories, tags or saved queries.
• Read more calmly in an interface designed for feed consultation.
• Use a flexible free software solution to regain control over reading and monitoring.

• Read articles directly in the web interface.
• Search, filters and saved queries to find useful content quickly.
• Import and export subscriptions in OPML format.
• Mobile access through the browser or apps compatible with Google Reader and Fever APIs.
• Extensions, themes and many customization options.

• You add RSS or Atom feeds, then FreshRSS automatically fetches new content.
• Sources can be classified, filtered and read from a single interface.
• The service can save searches and share some article selections as HTML, RSS or OPML.
• FreshRSS can also integrate with other reading workflows through APIs compatible with several third-party apps.

• Technical monitoring on blogs, free software projects and documentation sites.
• Following media and publications without using social networks.
• Centralized reading of several specialized sources in one interface.
• Building a clearer and more stable daily or weekly reading routine.
• Creating a personal dashboard for topics that matter to you.

Service: rss.hostux.net

Wallabag to save articles.