Self-hosted, Google Reader inspired RSS reader with OPML, REST, and Fever-compatible APIs
Apache-2.0
- Java
- TypeScript
- Shell

About CommaFeed
CommaFeed is a Google Reader inspired RSS reader for personal feed reading on the web. It can be self-hosted or used on the free public instance, giving users a central place to subscribe to feeds, read articles, and run feed data on their own server.
The interface offers 4 layouts, light and dark themes, responsive desktop and mobile use, keyboard shortcuts, and right-to-left feed support. It supports OPML import and export, a REST API, a Fever-compatible API for native mobile apps, user-defined rules that mark articles as read, push notifications, and customization with CSS and JavaScript.
CommaFeed is based on Quarkus and React/TypeScript, supports thousands of users and millions of feeds, and works with H2, PostgreSQL, MySQL, or MariaDB. It can run from Docker, native Linux and Windows packages, or a JVM package. The public instance has no ads or tracking and is funded by donations.
Key features
- 4 layouts with light and dark themes
- OPML import and export
- REST API and Fever-compatible API
- Rules to automatically mark articles as read
- Push notifications for newly published articles
Details
- First released
- 2013
- Self-hosting
- Docker · packages · JVM
- Databases
- H2 · PostgreSQL · MySQL · MariaDB
- Stack
- Quarkus · React/TypeScript
- Interface
- Responsive web · RTL support
- Tracking
- Public instance has no tracking
