RSSHub

RSSHub is a self‑hostable service that generates RSS feeds from a wide variety of web sources, including social media platforms, news sites, university department pages, and many other online services. By defining routes that map URLs to RSS output, it lets users retrieve regularly updated content in a standard feed format without relying on native RSS support.

The project targets developers and power users who want to integrate external content into RSS‑based workflows, as well as anyone needing a free, open‑source solution for personal or community‑driven feed aggregation. Its extensible architecture allows new routes to be added by the community, and the code is distributed under the MIT license with no subscription or tiered pricing.

RSSHub is deployed globally through thousands of instances and can be run locally via Docker or other deployment methods. It is supported by an active community that contributes routes, fixes bugs, and maintains documentation, and it integrates with related tools such as the Folo AI RSS reader and various discovery extensions.