Refeed
Modern self-hosted RSS reader with timed bookmarks, smart filters, in-article notes, and a built-in newsletter-to-RSS converter.
Refeed is a modern self-hosted RSS reader focused on a clean reading experience and a thoughtful set of features that go beyond a basic feed list. It supports timed bookmarks that auto-expire, filters that strip out content by keyword, author or date, bookmark folders, in-article note-taking, fullscreen reading mode, and automatic mark-as-read on scroll. Refeed also offers a clever newsletter-to-RSS feature: each user gets a custom email address for newsletter subscriptions that are converted into RSS feeds inside the app, so newsletters never clog your personal inbox.
Built on Next.js, tRPC, React, Tailwind CSS, Prisma and Supabase (PostgreSQL), with a React Native and Expo companion app, Refeed targets a smooth developer experience as well as a pleasant end-user one. The codebase uses a Turborepo monorepo, full content fetching is supported, and self-hosting is documented via Docker.
Refeed is MIT licensed and was actively developed through 2025. A hosted instance is available at refeedreader.com in addition to a self-hosted setup.
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