Goeland

Goeland turns any RSS or Atom feed into an HTML email digest that runs on your own server, with no cloud required. It is designed for daily or weekly delivery and uses a responsive email template for mobile, tablet, desktop, and webmail clients. Full-text extraction can fetch and embed complete articles, while more than 20 composable filters can transform content with options such as unseen, today, retrieve, digest, language, and reskip. Sources include RSS, Atom, JSON feeds, Imgur tags, Miniflux instances, and merged or combined feeds. A built-in scheduler runs each pipe on its own cron schedule, and a database can preserve unseen state across restarts. It can also write HTML files and mark Miniflux entries as read.

It is for self-hosting users who want feed digests in their inbox without relying on a cloud service. It can run from a Docker container or binary, with configuration values available through environment variables.

The supplied research does not identify a paid product that Goeland replaces, so no product-specific overlap or shortfall is established. It also does not provide pricing, licensing comparisons, minimum system requirements, or supported SMTP provider details.

## [0.29.2](https://github.com/slurdge/goeland/compare/v0.29.1...v0.29.2) (2026-08-30) ### Bug Fixes * codeql should all be same tag ([113c907](https://github.com/slurdge/goeland/commit/113c9071587c097baa28204f963698d193577ee6)) * name/bar -> slurdge/goeland in workflow ([e3d5f07](https://github.com/slurdge/goeland/commit/e3d5f07a9f352d95b042e523f70db6cb6b54dfa3))

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