Tiny Tiny RSS to shut down as developer ends project entirely by November 1st, 2025

Tiny Tiny RSS, the popular open source web-based RSS reader, is set to be discontinued by its developer, who plans to halt all work on the project and dismantle it entirely by November 1, 2025. This decision was announced on the project's forum and will affect the entire infrastructure powering tt-rss.org, cgit, the project's forum, and all related sites, as these services will be taken offline on the same date.

Following this announcement, users have been notified that they have a one-month window to mirror any repositories of interest before they are removed permanently. The forum supporting Tiny Tiny RSS will remain accessible in a read-only mode throughout the remaining period until the final shutdown.

The developer explained that a primary reason for this move is the lack of enjoyment in maintaining public-facing projects and websites. He also stated that Tiny Tiny RSS has been functionally complete for several years, and that routine activities such as updating the base PHP version and fixing breakages no longer provide sufficient engagement. These factors have contributed to the decision to conclude the project and dismantle its sites.