URL: feed.bvoy.dev
Miniflux is a minimal, fast RSS feed reader. Subscribe to blogs, news sites,
YouTube channels, podcasts, or any site with an RSS/Atom feed — new articles
appear in a single, clean inbox.
Login: Go to feed.bvoy.dev and sign in with your
bvoy.dev account via SSO.
- Click Add Subscription in the left sidebar
- Paste the URL of a website, feed, or YouTube channel
- Miniflux will find the feed automatically — click Subscribe
Finding RSS feeds:
- Most blogs and news sites have feeds at
/feed, /rss, or /atom.xml
- YouTube channels:
https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=CHANNEL_ID
- Podcasts: paste the podcast's RSS URL directly
- Reddit: add
.rss to any subreddit URL (e.g.
https://reddit.com/r/selfhosted.rss)
- RSSBridge (see below) can generate feeds for sites that don't have one
¶ Reading Articles
The Unread section shows all unread articles, newest first. Click any
article to read it.
Keyboard shortcuts (very useful):
| Key |
Action |
j |
Next article |
k |
Previous article |
m |
Toggle read/unread |
s |
Toggle bookmark/starred |
o |
Open original URL |
f |
Toggle full content fetch |
v |
Open in new tab |
? |
Show all shortcuts |
Mark all as read: Click Mark all as read in the top-right of any feed or
category view.
Group related feeds into categories to keep things tidy:
- Settings → Categories → Add Category (e.g. Tech, News, YouTube,
Podcasts)
- Edit any feed → assign it to a category
- Categories appear in the left sidebar for filtered reading
Inoreader is the recommended iOS client.
- Install Inoreader from the App Store
- Open the app → add your account and connect to
https://feed.bvoy.dev
Other iOS apps connect via the Fever API:
- In Miniflux: Settings → Integrations → Fever
- Set a Fever username and password (separate from your login)
- Save — Fever API URL:
https://feed.bvoy.dev/fever/
- Reeder Classic
(App Store) — Add
Account → Fever → https://feed.bvoy.dev/fever/
- Unread
(App Store)
¶ Android — Cappy Reader (Recommended)
Cappy Reader is the recommended Android client — built specifically for
Miniflux with a clean, native interface.
- Install Cappy Reader from Google Play
- Open the app → Add Account → Miniflux
- Server:
https://feed.bvoy.dev
- Generate an API key in Miniflux: Settings → API Keys → create a key
- Paste the key into Cappy Reader → connect
¶ Android — Other Options (Fever API)
- FeedMe
(Play Store)
— Add account → Fever → enter your Fever credentials
- FocusReader
(Play Store)
— Supports Fever API
- Fluent Reader (Windows/macOS/Linux): supports Miniflux API
- NewsFlash (Linux): supports Miniflux API
For native API: Settings → API Keys → create a key, then enter
https://feed.bvoy.dev as the server in the app.
The homelab runs RSSBridge (internal access only) for
generating feeds from sites that don't have them. You can generate feeds for
Twitter, Instagram, Twitch, YouTube, and many more.
RSSBridge is only accessible from within the homelab network or over VPN.
For YouTube channels, subscribing through RSSBridge's YouTube Feed Expander
bridge is better than pasting YouTube's native feeds/videos.xml URL directly
into Miniflux — it adds embedded video previews to each entry and can filter out
Shorts.
- Find the channel ID (starts with
UC...) — on the channel page, view page
source and search for "channelId", or use a channel ID lookup tool
- Add this as a subscription in Miniflux, replacing
CHANNEL_ID:https://bridge.bvoy.dev/?action=display&bridge=YouTubeFeedExpanderBridge&channel=CHANNEL_ID&hideshorts=on&format=Mrss
- After subscribing, edit the feed in Miniflux and set these Block filter
rules (one per line) to keep the feed clean:EntryURL=/shorts/
EntryTitle=(?i)Bridge returned error
hideshorts=on + EntryURL=/shorts/ filters out Shorts (belt and
suspenders — the bridge parameter does most of the work, the entry filter
catches anything that slips through)EntryTitle=(?i)Bridge returned error hides the placeholder "article"
RSSBridge generates whenever YouTube's feed endpoint has a transient hiccup
(this happens somewhat often — YouTube rate-limits/flakes on videos.xml
periodically). Without this filter, those hiccups show up as fake unread
articles instead of just silently retrying next poll.
- Full Content: If an article is truncated, click the full content
button (document icon) to fetch the complete article. You can also set this
per-feed: Edit feed → Fetch full content.
- Filtering: Set up filters in feed settings to hide articles matching
certain keywords (e.g. block political content from a news feed).
- Reading time: Each article shows an estimated reading time.
- Bookmarks: Star articles with
s to save them for later — find them under
Starred in the sidebar.
- Browser extension: The
Miniflux Companion browser extension
lets you subscribe to feeds from the browser toolbar.