Hacker News Reader

QuiteRSS. It's very self hosted in the sense that it's a normal native Qt GUI application for running on Windows, most Linux distros, MacOS, FreeBSD, and OS/2. No need for fragile complicated stuff like a webserver, dynamic language execution, database server, or extra programs required to use it (ie, browsers). It uses sqlite internally and sqlite tools work with it if you want an SQL interface. It handles my 1000+ feeds pretty well.

It has no consideration for mobile support or concepts like synchronizing.

I’m vert happy with miniflux. I have run it in a Docker container on Digital Ocean for a few years.

Also happy with miniflux. On android, I use Fluent Reader to sync: https://hyliu.me/fluent-reader-lite/

I’m self-hosting Miniflux & use it in the browser or with Newsboat. It’s lacking a few features (namely the ability to give multiple tags to feeds for organizing/consumption), but ultimately it’s low-bloat & good on resource usage.

I use a telegram bot @rss2tg_bot.