RSSHub

RSSHub emerged as a community-driven solution to the declining availability of RSS feeds across the modern web. As social media platforms and content websites increasingly moved to algorithm-driven feeds and closed ecosystems, RSSHub was created to preserve the open, user-controlled nature of RSS technology. The project has grown into the world's largest RSS network, consisting of over 5,000 global instances that deliver millions of contents aggregated from all kinds of sources. With 41,000+ stars on GitHub and contributions from over 1,300 developers, RSSHub represents one of the most successful open-source efforts to keep content syndication accessible and user-controlled. The platform's motto "Everything is RSSible" captures its mission to make any web content available through the universal RSS standard.

Common Use Cases

Content curators and researchers use RSSHub to aggregate news, articles, and updates from dozens of sources into a single feed reader, enabling efficient information gathering without visiting multiple websites. Social media managers leverage RSSHub to monitor brand mentions, competitor activity, and trending topics across platforms like Twitter, Reddit, and YouTube without maintaining multiple app logins. Developers and tech enthusiasts rely on RSSHub to track GitHub releases, package updates, and documentation changes for the tools they use. Privacy-conscious users choose RSSHub to follow social media accounts and content creators without creating accounts on tracking-heavy platforms. News junkies aggregate content from international news sources, blogs, and specialized publications into their preferred feed reader. Automation enthusiasts integrate RSSHub feeds with tools like n8n, Zapier, or Home Assistant to trigger workflows based on new content.

Key Features

• Support for 5,000+ content routes across hundreds of platforms and websites
• Generate RSS feeds from social media (Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit)
• News aggregation from international sources and specialized publications
• GitHub integration for releases, issues, and repository activity
• E-commerce tracking for product updates and price changes
• Redis caching for fast feed generation and reduced source website load
• Customizable update intervals and feed parameters
• Support for authentication and private content sources
• Clean, standardized RSS output compatible with all feed readers
• Active community continuously adding new routes and features
• Docker-based deployment for easy self-hosting
• RESTful API for programmatic feed access
• Open-source with AGPL-3.0 license

Why deploy RSSHub on Hostinger VPS

Deploying RSSHub on a Hostinger VPS provides complete privacy for your content consumption habits, as all feed requests are made from your server rather than through public instances where your interests might be logged. Self-hosting ensures reliable availability without depending on community-run instances that may experience downtime or rate limiting. The VPS environment allows customization of rate limits, caching behavior, and supported routes to match your specific needs. Redis caching optimizes performance for frequently accessed feeds while reducing load on source websites. With dedicated resources, your RSSHub instance handles multiple concurrent feed requests smoothly, making it ideal for power users who follow hundreds of sources or teams sharing a single instance. You can configure authentication for private content sources without security concerns, add custom routes for specialized websites, and integrate RSSHub with your automation workflows knowing your infrastructure remains under your complete control.