Open Source · MIT Licensed

Bring your site to
the fediverse

Already have a blog or website with an RSS feed? Feediverse turns it into a fully working fediverse presence — no code changes needed. People can follow your site from Mastodon, Misskey, Pleroma, and more.

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Your RSS Feed

The Fediverse

How it works

Three steps. That's it.

No need to rewrite your website or learn new tools. If you've got an RSS feed, you're basically done.

Point it at your feed

Tell Feediverse the URL of your RSS or Atom feed and pick a username. That's your fediverse identity sorted.

Deploy with Docker

Run a single docker compose up command and you're live. Put it behind any reverse proxy for HTTPS.

People follow you!

Anyone on Mastodon, Misskey, Pleroma, or any ActivityPub platform can find and follow your site. New posts appear automatically.

Features

Everything you need, nothing you don't

Feediverse is a single Rust binary with SQLite. No complex dependencies, no sprawling infrastructure.

Full ActivityPub Federation

WebFinger, HTTP Signatures, inbox/outbox, follower management — everything for real federation that Just Works™.

Mastodon Client API

Manage your fediverse presence using Elk, Ice Cubes, Megalodon, or any Mastodon-compatible app. OAuth built in.

Embeddable Widget

Drop a <script> tag on any page to show fediverse replies, likes, and boosts right on your website. Shadow DOM keeps it clean.

RSS & Atom + WebSub

Polls your feed on a schedule, or use WebSub for near-instant publishing. Works with any standard feed format.

Zero Dependencies

A single compiled Rust binary with an embedded SQLite database. No Redis, no Postgres, no Node.js. Just run it.

Open Source & Self-Hosted

MIT licensed. Host it on your own server. Your data, your rules, your fediverse. No vendor lock-in, ever.

Get started

Up and running in minutes

Feediverse comes with a Docker setup so you can go from zero to federated in the time it takes to make a coffee.

✓ Works with any website that has an RSS or Atom feed
✓ Configure with a single TOML file or environment variables
✓ Docker Compose one-liner to launch
✓ Built-in admin token generation for security

Read the Docs

terminal

          # Grab the code

          git clone https://codeberg.org/ric_harvey/feediverse.git

          cd feediverse

          # Configure your feed

          cp feediverse.toml.example feediverse.toml

          nano feediverse.toml

          # Launch! 🚀

          docker compose up -d

          # That's it. You're on the fediverse.

Embed Preview

My Awesome Blog

@blog@yourdomain.com

Just published: "Why the Fediverse Matters" — a deep dive into open social networking and why owning your presence online is more important than ever.

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Embed widget

Show the conversation
on your site

One script tag. That's all it takes to show fediverse replies, boosts, and likes right on your blog posts. It uses Shadow DOM so it won't mess with your existing styles.

your-blog-post.html

            <!-- Add this where you want comments -->

            <div id="feediverse-comments"></div>

            <script

              src="https://you.example/embed/widget.js"

              data-url="https://you.example/my-post"

              data-target="#feediverse-comments">

            </script>

Why Feediverse?

Built on principles that matter

The fediverse is about freedom, openness, and owning your presence. Feediverse is built the same way.

Decentralized

Your content lives on your server. No middlemen, no gatekeepers.

Open Source

MIT licensed. Read it, fork it, improve it. Community contributions welcome.

Open Standards

Built on ActivityPub, WebFinger, NodeInfo, and RSS — open protocols for an open web.

Your Data

Self-hosted and private. No tracking, no ads, no algorithms deciding what people see.

Bring your site tothe fediverse