Oksskolten

Oksskolten is a self hosted RSS reader with AI features built in. It runs as a single container and, according to the site, requires no subscription. Users supply their own API keys for the language model and translation providers. Every article is fetched from its source, cleaned with Readability plus a large set of noise filters, and stored as Markdown, so the full text is readable in the app without per feed configuration. One click summarizes or translates an article, and a chat view lets users ask questions about it with conversation history. The site lists three LLM providers and two translation engines. For sources that have no feed, an LLM infers page selectors so almost any web page can be followed, and FlareSolverr handles bot protected or JavaScript rendered sites. Polling uses change detection and adaptive intervals ranging from 15 minutes to 4 hours. The same tools are exposed through an MCP server, letting terminal assistants such as Claude Code or Codex search, summarize and discover articles. The reader offers 14 color themes, four layouts and nine fonts, and a public demo is available. It suits individuals and small teams who want to host their own feed reader and keep control of their data. The site lists no price beyond describing the software as zero subscription. Costs depend on the user's own hosting and model API usage.