Open alternatives6
Open-source apps that replace Feedly, Inoreader and more

FreshRSS is a free program that collects updates from websites and blogs into one place so you can read them together. It is for people who want to run their own feed reader on a personal or shared server and read it in a web browser or a mobile app.

Miniflux is a simple, fast feed reader that collects articles from websites and podcasts in one place without tracking you. It is for people who want to follow many sites and run the reader on their own server.

Fluent Reader is a desktop app for following news and blogs through RSS feeds, with articles collected in one place to read. It is for people who want to keep up with websites and sources without relying on a social feed.

Newsboat is a program that collects updates from websites and blogs and shows them in one place inside a text-only terminal window. It is for people who follow many sites and want to read them without a web browser.

wallabag is a web app that saves web pages so you can read them later without pop-ups and clutter. It can be run on your own server or used through a hosted account at wallabag.it.
NetNewsWire is a free feed reader for Mac, iPhone and iPad that collects new articles from the websites and blogs you follow in one place. It is for Apple users who want to replace apps like Feedly, and it can sync through iCloud or other feed services.
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Replaces fully means it does the main job of these apps; Replaces partly means it covers some of it.
Licenses: every project here uses an open-source license (what each one means). Open core means some parts are paid or under another license.
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