Productivity · Web app
RSSHub
Open-source feed generator that turns websites into RSS feeds
RSSHub is an open-source, decentralized RSS feed generator that scrapes and converts almost any web content into a standard RSS feed. It provides hundreds of pre-configured routes for platforms and social networks that lack native feed support. Users can connect to public instances or self-host their own setup.
What it's for
- Generate RSS feeds for websites and social media accounts that lack native feeds
- Aggregate updates from diverse web platforms into a single RSS reader
- Self-host a private instance to avoid rate limits when monitoring sources
Features
- Hundreds of pre-configured routes for popular websites and platforms
- Self-hostable deployment options using Docker and Node.js
- Public instances available for instant feed generation
- Custom route development framework for adding new sources
- Cache management and anti-crawler bypass support
Pricing
Open source. Free and open source under AGPL-3.0
Details
- Type
- Web app
- Category
- Productivity
- Topic
- RSS & Feeds
- Open source
- Yes
- Platforms
- Self-hosted, API, Web
- For
- Developers, power users, and RSS enthusiasts who want to follow web sources in one feed reader
- Alternative to
- Feed43, FetchRSS, PolitePol
- Tags
- rss, feeds, scraping, self hosted, open source, automation
Why it was saved
- @kalypsodesigns: Allows you to follow websites, social networks, and platforms that do not provide native RSS feeds.
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