Leed

Leed: A Free and Minimalist RSS Aggregator

In a world where information is constantly flooding our feeds, Leed (Light Feed) stands out as a free and minimalist RSS aggregator that allows users to quickly and easily read their favorite RSS sources. This project, developed by Valentin Carruesco aka Idleman and contributed to by Maël Illoz aka Cobalt74, Christophe Henry aka Sbgodin, and Simon Alberny aka Simounet, offers a unique approach to aggregating feeds.

Main Features

Leed's design prioritizes simplicity and ease of use. Some of its key features include:

• Background processing: Leed uses scheduled tasks (cron) to process and recover each monitored feed in the background, ensuring that users don't experience delays or interruptions.
• Cross-platform compatibility: Leed is compatible with all resolutions on PC, tablet, and smartphone, making it accessible to a wide range of devices.
• OPML import/export: Leed supports OPML (Outline Processor Markup Language) import and export, allowing users to seamlessly switch between aggregators that adhere to the standard.
• Customizable: While Leed's minimalist design keeps things simple, users can still customize their feed reading experience with a little common sense.

Prerequisites

Before installing Leed, ensure you have:

• Recommended Apache server (not tested on other web servers like Nginx)
• PHP 7.2 minimum
• MySQL
• A little common sense

Installation

To get started with Leed, follow the installation instructions to set up your environment and begin aggregating your favorite feeds.

GitHub: https://github.com/LeedRSS/Leed License: AGPL-3.0