Private RSS, Atom and JSON Feed reader with passkey-only sign-in and Reeder-compatible sync APIs
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Self-hosted alternatives to Feedly
Feedly is a hosted news reader that gathers RSS feeds, email newsletters and Google News feeds in one place, with Boards for saved articles; the company also sells threat and market intelligence products. One listed app does its main job and runs in your own Cloudflare account.
Each answer comes from the app’s README and source code, compared with the features Feedly describes on its own site.
Feedly features, app by app
| Feature | Larafeed |
|---|---|
| Follow RSS feeds from news sites and blogs | Yes |
| Follow email newsletters as feeds | No |
| Add Google News feeds | Partly |
| Boards to save articles with notes and highlights | Partly |
| Search across followed sources | No |
| Mobile apps and browser extensions | Partly |
Private RSS, Atom and JSON Feed reader with passkey-only sign-in and Reeder-compatible sync APIs
- What a Feedly user would miss
- It has no newsletter intake, no boards with notes or highlights, no article search and no official mobile apps.
- What it adds
- It runs in your own Cloudflare account on one Worker with D1, KV and Queues, signs in with passkeys only, and offers optional AI summaries through Workers AI, per-subscription entry filters, and Google Reader and Fever APIs for Reeder Classic.
- Yes Follow RSS feeds from news sites and blogs. Reads RSS, Atom, RDF and JSON Feed, with website feed discovery and OPML import and export.
- No Follow email newsletters as feeds. No email-to-feed intake found in the source.
- Partly Add Google News feeds. Accepts any RSS or Atom URL; no Google News specific feature found.
- Partly Boards to save articles with notes and highlights. Entries can be starred and archived; no boards, notes or highlights found.
- No Search across followed sources. The search box only jumps to a subscribed feed by name; no article search found.
- Partly Mobile apps and browser extensions. Responsive web reader and a bookmarklet to add feeds; Google Reader and Fever APIs let Reeder Classic sync, but there are no official apps or extensions.
Sources:github.com/angristan/larafeed#featuresgithub.com/angristan/larafeed/blob/main/docs/compatibility-apis.mdfeedly.com/news-reader