WyrmRSS

WyrmRSS is a self-hosted RSS reader and aggregator written in Rust with a React frontend. It subscribes to RSS and Atom feeds, and its feed discovery accepts a plain blog homepage or YouTube channel URL and finds the feed for you. YouTube channels stream in an embedded player inside the reader, and per-feed filters (scoped to URL, title or content) let you cut Shorts, live streams or any matching pattern out of the feed.

Feeds can be grouped into collapsible folders with unread counts, assigned per-feed display modes (River for the home feed, Feed only, or Radar for low-priority feeds), saved to Read Later, or archived. Other niceties include webhooks for Discord, Slack and custom endpoints on new posts, OPML import and export that preserves folders, full-text search, and runtime settings (poll interval, timeouts, page size, reading mode) that hot-reload from the Settings page without a restart.

Where Feedly and Inoreader put your reading list on their servers behind subscription tiers, WyrmRSS keeps everything on hardware you control: deploy with the provided Docker Compose file or Kubernetes manifests backed by PostgreSQL, or run the native desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux, which embeds the server and uses SQLite so there is no separate database or server to set up. A single optional API key protects the instance, and a shared public demo is available at demo.wyrmrss.com.