FreshRSS

Open-source alternative to Feedly and Inoreader. A fast self-hosted RSS reader with filters, sharing, mobile APIs, and multi-user support.

A calm, owned way to follow the web without an algorithm deciding what you see.

At a glance

ReplacesFeedly, Inoreader
Open-source licenseAGPL-3.0
PrivacyYour subscriptions and reading history stay on your server.
Lightweight signalRuns comfortably on modest hosting and scales to many feeds.
Community healthMature, active community project
PlatformsWeb, Docker, Mobile clients
Privacy advantage

Your subscriptions and reading history stay on your server.

Less bloat

Runs comfortably on modest hosting and scales to many feeds.

Trust signal

Mature, active community project. Verify current releases and open issues in the source repository before critical deployment.

Should you switch to FreshRSS?

A calm, owned way to follow the web without an algorithm deciding what you see. A successful migration starts with a small real project, not a feature checklist. Test the files, integrations, shortcuts, and collaboration steps you use every week before removing the existing tool.

Open source gives you inspectable code and a path away from vendor lock-in, but it does not eliminate tradeoffs. Support may be community-led, some commercial file formats may be imperfect, and self-hosted options require security updates and backups. Use the official website and source repository above to confirm current compatibility.

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