Pulse
Desktop app that ranks tech news and job posts by how much they matter to you
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It adds the social layer RSS never had without a new silo, because your identity and follows live on the same open network as Bluesky.
Sunred is an RSS reader with a social side. You subscribe to RSS, Atom and JSON feeds, import an OPML file, and read everything in a plain chronological timeline with no ranking. Liking, sharing and following people run over AT Protocol, so your identity is not tied to one app and works across self-hosted instances. There is a hosted version at sunred.app, a terminal client, and light and dark themes. The code is public and self-hostable: a Go API, a Next.js front end and Postgres, with Docker Compose for setup.
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