Readaria: A Self-Hosted RSS Reader With Text-to-Speech and AI Podcasts

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A developer has released Readaria, an AGPLv3-licensed, self-hosted RSS reader that runs from a single Docker Compose command. It adds server-side article narration through several TTS providers, as well as AI-generated podcast briefings built from recent articles, with optional daily scheduling. AI summaries and Q&A are available via a bring-your-own-key OpenAI-compatible API, and the app ships as an installable Vue PWA with a desktop layout inspired by Readwise. The author compares it favorably to FreshRSS and Miniflux on audio and AI features, while noting those tools remain strong for general feed reading. A demo instance is available at demo.readaria.com.

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