RSSHub
Turn sites and services into RSS feeds for a user-owned information stream.
In daily use
RSSHub generates RSS feeds for sites that no longer publish them, which is most of them. That sounds narrow until you notice what it enables: a feed is a stable, machine-readable interface, so it is the cleanest way to pipe sources into anything downstream — a reader, a summariser, a knowledge base. Self-hosting keeps the list of what you follow private, which a hosted reader cannot offer. The maintenance reality is that routes break when sites change, so treat it as infrastructure you occasionally tend.
Best for
- Following sources that dropped their feeds
- Building an input pipeline for AI workflows
- Self-hosted, ad-free information intake
Key features
- Generates RSS for hundreds of sites that offer none
- Self-hostable, so your reading list stays private
- Feeds as a clean input for downstream automation
Why it matters
It restores RSS as an interface, which is what lets you own your inputs instead of renting an algorithmic feed.
