feedrsauros

RSS isn't extinct.

feedrsauros is a small RSS reader you run yourself. Follow the sites you like and read everything they publish in one calm place. No account, no algorithm, no tracking.

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The feedrsauros dinosaur, reading its feeds on a tablet
The feedrsauros app: folders of feeds in the sidebar and the latest Rust Blog articles in the list

Everything the sites publish. Nothing else.

No feed ranks what you see, and nothing is left out. You choose the sites; feedrsauros keeps up with them.

  • Paste a site, get its feed

    Type a website's address and feedrsauros finds its RSS, Atom or JSON feed for you.

  • Folders you arrange

    Group feeds into folders and drag them around the sidebar until it reads the way you think.

  • Checks politely

    Busy sites are checked often, quiet ones rarely, and it backs off whenever a site asks it to.

  • New articles appear on their own

    Counts and lists update while the page is open. No reloading to see what's new.

  • Made for the keyboard

    J and K to move, S to star, M to mark read. Your hands can stay put.

  • Your data stays yours

    Everything lives in one file on your machine. Import and export your subscriptions as OPML anytime.

A reader that gets out of the way.

Articles open in a clean, wide column with the site's own words and images, and nothing wrapped around them. When you want the original page, it's one key away.

An article from the Cloudflare Blog open in the feedrsauros reader

Up and running in a minute.

Run it on your own computer, or self-host it. It's one container, and your feeds never leave the machine it runs on.

With Docker

Clone the repository and start it. Your subscriptions and articles are kept in a Docker volume.

git clone https://github.com/dielduarte/feedrsauros.git
cd feedrsauros
docker compose up -d

Then open 127.0.0.1:7777 and add your first feed.