gLifestream is a free lifestream platform and social activity reader. It is licensed under GPLv3.
gLifestream joins several external and/or internal streams into a single one. External streams may be represented by RSS/Atom channels or popular services such as Mastodon. The user decides which of them are publicly visible and which are not. Public streams are visible for anybody. The rest of streams are visible only for logged in users.
The gLifestream software requires an HTTP server capable of running Django applications and a database supported by it. Data from the configured streams are automatically pulled from the remote services associated with them and stored in the database. This mode of operation ensures the user that his data (messages, links, photos, etc.) will remain intact even if the external service they came from ceases to exist.
To install gLifestream read the INSTALL file.
gLifestream supports the following services by default:
- Any RSS/Atom feed
- Mastodon
- Flickr
- PixelFed
- Vimeo
- YouTube
You can extend gLifestream by writing custom APIs to support additional services.
- Free, self-hosted web application
- Automatic imports of external streams
- Public and Private views
- User views: Favorite entries, Archives, custom stream lists
- Automatic expansion of shortened URLs
- Embedded multimedia views
- Out of the box output formats: HTML5, Atom, JSON
- Search functionality
- WebSub support (publisher and subscriber)
- OAuth 1.0 and 2.0 support
- Write posts by web or e-mail (including media attachments)
- Keyboard shortcuts for navigation
- Customizable themes
- Localization