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You shouldn't rent your own reading habits. One download, yours forever.
Self-hosted RSS for people done with SaaS noise
RSS reader without the SaaS leash.
Chronological feeds, custom topics, and digest briefings in one fast desktop reader. No ads. No subscriptions. No platform lock-in.
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The promise.
We don't monetize attention. We ship a tool and get out of your way.
No ads.
No banners, no trackers, no "sponsored" anything. Just feeds.
Self-hosted database.
Your content lives with you. Run it on your server, your rules.
Independent.
No SaaS hoster lock-in. No surprise shutdowns. You own the switch.
Read straight. No algorithm noise.
Two clear workflows up front, then the supporting controls underneath. Fast to scan. Easy to trust.
Dashboard
Scan fast. Filter faster.
Start with the live stream, then cut it down on your terms.
Chronological by default.
The latest is actually the latest. No algorithm roulette.
Filter by your own topics.
Auto-classify matching articles and focus on the buckets you care about.
Search from the text itself.
Select any word and jump straight into related coverage.
Digest
Briefings on your cadence.
Let the app cluster the noise, then read the signal cleanly.
Run it daily, weekly, or monthly.
Digest cadence adapts to how often you want briefings, not how often an app wants clicks.
Tune what gets through.
Block words, exclude sources, and stop junk before it reaches your digest.
Read and save without breaking flow.
Open articles in-app and move useful ones straight into reading lists.
Classification you define.
Build your own taxonomy with strong, medium, and weak signals instead of accepting opaque categories.
Source control without ceremony.
Add feeds, organize lists, and keep the input layer clean without turning setup into a project.
Useful articles stay close.
Move digest hits into offline-friendly lists when something deserves more than a quick skim.
Your database, your rules.
Keep the stack on your own infrastructure and avoid the usual SaaS hostage situation.
"You don't need another SaaS dashboard. You need a reader that shuts up and delivers."
- the whole point of this projectWhat's new.
Quick walkthrough of the latest workflow updates.
Latest workflow tour.
Version 0.5.0 tightens the product instead of stuffing it with noise.
- Dashboard and digest now feel like two distinct, fast workflows.
- Digest cadence supports daily, weekly, and monthly runs.
- Read articles directly inside the in-app browser.
Latest screens.
One dominant workflow shot up front, then the supporting screens that matter.
Dashboard built for scanning, not doomscrolling.
Clear cards, fast filters, topic buckets, and article reading without turning the app into a cockpit.
Digest
Briefings on your cadence.
Daily, weekly, or monthly runs with grouped reads and a clean in-app browser.
Topics
Rules you actually control.
Edit your own taxonomy and classification signals instead of settling for defaults.
Feeds
Source setup without friction.
Add feeds, edit sources, and keep the input layer clean without wasting attention.
How it works.
Three steps. No onboarding circus.
01
Download & install.
Grab the package, open the app, and skip the account-creation theater.
02
Connect feeds and define topics.
Add RSS URLs, create your own topic rules, and let matching happen automatically.
03
Read live or let the digest work.
Scan the dashboard in real time or let daily, weekly, or monthly briefings do the triage for you.
Zero SaaS. Full control.
Download. Own it.
One tool, your stack, your data. Open the release once, pick your build, and you're done.
FAQ. Short answers.
Enough context to decide without turning the bottom of the page into another wall of copy.
Is it really free?
Yes. No paywalls, no trials, no "pro" tiers hiding basic features.
What about my data?
You host it. You own it. You can export it whenever you want.
Why so aggressive?
Because subscriptions ate the web. This is the antidote.
No funnel. Just the app.
Stop renting your reader.
If you want feeds, filters, and digests without another SaaS dependency, start with the release page.
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