Tiny Tiny RSS

Tiny Tiny RSS is an open-source, self-hosted web application that functions as a news feed reader and aggregator. It allows users to collect, organize, and manage content from RSS, Atom, and other compatible feed formats in a single centralized location. By consolidating multiple information streams, it enables users to track updates from various websites and blogs without visiting each site individually.

The software is deployed as a server-side application and is accessed through a web browser. It supports installation through standard PHP environments or via Docker images for linux/amd64 and linux/arm64 architectures. The project is distributed under the GNU General Public License version 3, ensuring that the source code remains available for modification and redistribution by the community.

Key features

• Aggregation of RSS and Atom feed formats
• Web-based interface for feed management
• Support for plugin extensions to add functionality
• Docker image availability for simplified deployment
• Compatibility with Debian stable PHP versions
• Support for multiple feed sources in one dashboard
• Community-driven development and translation support

The application is built using PHP and is designed for users who prefer to host their own news aggregation infrastructure rather than relying on third party services. It maintains a modular plugin architecture, with a dedicated repository of plugins that use a consistent naming convention to simplify the process of extending the core software. The current version is a fork of the original project, created to ensure the continued development and maintenance of the codebase while avoiding major breaking changes for existing users.

Technical support and stability are prioritized through the main branch and specific Docker tags, which are intended for production use. The project relies on a community of contributors for code updates, bug reports, and translations to keep the software compatible with modern web standards and diverse languages.

Tiny Tiny RSS serves as a flexible tool for individuals and organizations needing a self-managed system for tracking web feeds.