Artemis
A calm web reader.
Artemis is a web reader for following websites and social accounts in one place, refreshing once per day at around midnight in your timezone (or UTC). It supports RSS, Atom, JSON-Feed, h-feed, and twtxt, as well as Fediverse and Bluesky accounts, with ActivityPub threads grouped together. It also handles YouTube channels, podcasts, and other sites publishing open data.
Features include a single reader view, list and inbox views on desktop, a progressive web app for phones, search across post titles and contents, Roll-ups for weekly digests, keyword filters, OPML import and export, a search API, and a browser extension that shows when sites you follow link to the page you are viewing. Preferences cover sorting, colour schemes, dark mode, fonts, feed pause and night-time settings, and a weekly polling cadence. Login options include passkeys, IndieAuth with your own domain, and one-time password two-factor authentication.
Artemis is free to use, with donations accepted through Ko-Fi and GitHub. Email support is available for questions.
6 alternatives to Artemis
Ranked by how well each tool replaces Artemis: shared features, audience, price and popularity.
Free web-based RSS feed aggregator
Covers 0 of 15 key features and is open source.
Free planOpen source59 out of 100 matchContact salesA free, self-hostable feeds aggregator.
Covers 0 of 15 key features and is open source.
Free planOpen source58 out of 100 matchFreeA fast, simple RSS feed reader that delivers a great reading experience.
Covers 0 of 15 key features.
55 out of 100 match$5.83/moA modern RSS reader that presents subscriptions as a chronological timeline rather than an
Covers 0 of 15 key features.
51 out of 100 match$4.08/mo- 46 out of 100 match$1.50/mo
- 40 out of 100 matchContact sales