FeedLanternYour sources. One reading list.

Follow web pages, RSS feeds and new PubMed papers. Collect, translate and organize updates on your own server, then read them in the app you love.

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Give web pages a feed

Detect article titles, links, summaries, images and dates. Collect dynamic pages, paginated lists and pages that need a saved cookie.

Create your first feed

Adjust it visually

Click the content you want or edit its CSS selectors. Preview and scheduled fetching use the same extraction rules.

Explore the editor

Follow new PubMed papers

Combine authors, affiliations, journals and keywords. Preview searches, subscribe to new papers, or verify and convert existing PubMed RSS feeds.

Build a literature feed

Read in your language

Keep the original, translate it, or show both. Use DeepL, an OpenAI-compatible API, or the experimental free Google channel.

Choose a translation service

Use your favorite reader

Export RSS, Atom or JSON Feed. Filter by keywords and combine several sources into one bundle.

Organize your feeds

Keep your data yours

Open source and self-hosted, with separate user workspaces, encrypted backups, logs, alerts and CLI / MCP automation.

CLI & MCP guide · 中文

From a source to your reader

01 / ADD A SOURCE

Choose what you care about

Paste a web page or RSS address, or build a PubMed search.

02 / CHECK THE PREVIEW

Make sure the right content is there

Review titles and links, then choose your rules, translation and refresh interval.

03 / SUBSCRIBE

Let updates come to your reader

Copy your feed address. The server keeps it fresh while you read at your own pace.

Start on your own server

Use Linux, Docker Engine and the Compose plugin, with about 2 GB of memory. In an empty directory:

mkdir feedlantern && cd feedlantern
curl -fLO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jaaayden/feedlantern/main/docker-compose.yml -fLO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jaaayden/feedlantern/main/seccomp_profile.json
docker compose up -d --wait
docker compose logs feedlantern

Open http://127.0.0.1:4321 and use the one-time setup code from the log to create an administrator. There is no default account or password. Keep seccomp_profile.json: it allows Chromium to run with its sandbox enabled.

Full installation guide → · Configuration reference · All documentation · 中文

This is the project's introduction and documentation site. The feed service runs on your own server and must stay online for scheduled updates. It works with ordinary article lists; interactive logins and CAPTCHA solving are outside its scope. See the user guide.