Tiny Tiny RSS Hosting

1. Open your pod from PikaPods and bookmark its URL.
2. Sign in with the administrator account and the password you set in the ADMIN_USER_PASS environment variable.
3. Add your first feed, or open Preferences, then Feeds and the OPML section to import subscriptions from another reader.

PikaPods reapplies the administrator password from ADMIN_USER_PASS on every restart. Change that environment variable in PikaPods when you want to change the password; changing it only inside the app will not persist through a restart.

No. PikaPods sets up and runs Tiny Tiny RSS for you, including OS and app updates and HTTPS. You won't touch Docker or a server. Your files and database stay accessible if you ever want to move them elsewhere.

You can read through your pod in a modern browser. Third-party clients need explicit support for Tiny Tiny RSS and its API; support for another reader service alone is not enough.

Enable API access for your account in Preferences before connecting a compatible client. RSS Guard documents its desktop connection, and the Tiny Tiny RSS API reference explains authentication. Client apps may have their own prices.

We do it for you. Each new Tiny Tiny RSS version is tested manually before it reaches your pod, and updates roll out weekly, including most migrations. Security updates and fixes for breaking bugs usually go out within hours.

Set up incremental backups to S3 in your pod settings for automatic nightly snapshots, or download your files and database yourself. We keep whole-server backups for server failures, but they aren't a per-pod restore service, so your own backup is what protects your data.

You can use Tiny Tiny RSS instead of Feedly and Inoreader. PikaPods runs it for you, and you can move your files and database elsewhere.

Use Feedly’s web app to export your subscriptions as OPML, then import the file in Tiny Tiny RSS under Preferences, Feeds, OPML.

Feedly’s export covers public RSS subscriptions. It excludes Boards, Read Later articles, AI Feeds and Reddit feeds, so it is not a complete transfer of your Feedly account.

It depends on the feed. Some publishers provide the full text and others provide a summary or link. Tiny Tiny RSS supports plugins for full-article extraction, but those may need installation and configuration, and third-party plugins can become incompatible with newer versions.

No. You add prepaid credit and your pods are billed by the hour from that balance, rounded up to full hours. There are no contracts or minimum terms: delete a pod anytime and billing stops. Optional automatic top-ups keep your pods running without manual payments.

You do. And you're in full control. If you ever want to download, migrate, edit or delete your data, just enable file and database access for your pod and it will be right there.