FeedMe

FeedMe is an RSS reader for people who want to scan updates from several sources before choosing what to read in full. It presents articles and AI summaries in a browser, without requiring readers to sign in or download an app.

• Feeds and categories: Bring RSS sources into one reading interface and organize them by category.
• AI summaries: Generate article summaries through your chosen LLM API, with control over the model, summary prompts and output languages, including Chinese and English.
• Search and original articles: Search across feeds and switch between an article's summary and its original content.
• Automatic refresh: Keep feeds and summaries updated on a schedule through GitHub Actions for hosted builds or Cron for Docker deployments.

The responsive interface includes light and dark themes. You control the feed selection and AI settings, though these are project configuration choices rather than reader account preferences.

FeedMe is open source under the MIT license. You can self-host it with Docker on your own machine or server, or publish the static site through GitHub Pages, Vercel or Alibaba Cloud ESA Pages. The Docker deployment handles scheduled updates locally without GitHub Actions. Summary generation requires an LLM service API and credentials; self-hosting the reader doesn't make that processing local. Fetching fresh feeds needs access to their online sources.