Subscribe to anything, read the full article, and keep your data on a server you run. No ads, no algorithms, no third parties.
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New legislation affecting big tech companies is making its way through various governments worldwide. The focus is on data privacy, competition, and algorithmic transparency.
Companies are already adjusting their practices in anticipation of stricter rules.
New legislation affecting big tech companies is making its way through various governments worldwide. The focus is on data privacy, competition, and algorithmic transparency.
Social feeds optimized for time-on-target. Aggregators that throttle what you see. Readers that vanish overnight. RSS is the open, user-owned counterweight — and it never went away.
Feeds ranked for engagement keep you scrolling, not reading. Ad inventory shapes what reaches you.
When a reader shuts down, your library disappears with it. You're renting your own taste.
No badges, no streaks, no trending. Just the sources you chose, in the order they published.
All the features you actually need to read the web on your own terms — nothing you don't.
Subscribe to RSS and Atom feeds. Auto-discover feeds from any URL. Import and export OPML.
Readability-based extraction fetches article text, with per-site rules. Audio, video, and embeds are removed; the web reader has no enclosure player. Per-feed health indicators show extraction failures.
Pick a region on any page and the server watches it as a durable feed. Pages that never published RSS become subscriptions.
Attach cookies or headers per feed so sources you pay for download in full. Host-scoped, never logged.
Save articles, read in the popup or Chrome side panel, and open the web app. Web install icons and a manifest are included; installation is unverified and web offline article caching is not implemented.
One Docker Compose stack — web, worker, Postgres, Redis. Multi-user with JWT auth. No telemetry.
Free, open source, MIT licensed. Runs on any machine with Docker.
git clone https://github.com/omirss/omi-rss && cd omi-rss JWT_SECRET=$(openssl rand -hex 32) POSTGRES_PASSWORD=$(openssl rand -hex 16) \ docker compose -f docker-compose.prod.yml up -d
Then open http://localhost:8080 and create the first account. Full guide.
Grab the zip from the latest release — store listings coming.
Add a FreshRSS account in NetNewsWire, FeedMe, or FocusReader and point it at
https://your-server/api/greader
Any Google Reader compatible client works.
One email per release. No tracking.