yarr, yet another rss reader, a fast self hosted RSS and Atom feed reader with an embedded web interface and SQLite storage that keeps your reading entirely on infrastructure you control.
yarr (yet another rss reader) is a fast, lightweight, self hosted RSS and Atom feed reader and aggregator. It is a single Go binary with an embedded web interface and an embedded SQLite database, so it stays small, starts instantly and keeps your reading history entirely on infrastructure you control. Subscribe to any website's feed, organise subscriptions into folders, and read articles in a clean reading view with unread tracking, full text search, a built in readability mode and OPML import and export. A system based light and dark theme follows your browser preference.
It suits anyone who wants a private, self owned news and content reader instead of relying on a third party service.
cloudimg delivers yarr fully installed behind an nginx reverse proxy, so the reader answers the moment the instance boots. The image is secure by default: yarr binds only to loopback, built in login is switched on, and there is no default password. The administrator password is generated uniquely on each instance's first boot and is never baked into the image, the reader starts only after that credential is written so it never comes up unprotected, and a small set of self contained demo feeds means the interface is populated the moment you sign in. Everything is backed by 24/7 support.
Real screenshots taken while testing this image against its deployment guide.