What is Planeta Libre?

Planeta Libre is an open-source blog aggregator for ñoño (nerdy) Spanish-language blogs, where you add your ATOM feed via a simple GitLab pull request to urls.txt.

How do I add my blog to Planeta Libre?

Fork https://gitlab.com/renich/planeta, edit urls.txt alphabetically with your ATOM URL, commit, and open a PR. Easy if you're comfy with git.

Is Planeta Libre only for Spanish blogs?

Targeted at ñoños (Spanish nerds), but technically any ATOM feed works—no language gate.

🤝 Community & Governance

Planeta Libre: A No-BS Blog Aggregator for Ñoños, Built on Pull Requests

Stumbled on Planeta Libre? It's a cheeky, open-source hub for ñoño blogs, where anyone with an ATOM feed can join via pull request. In a world of walled gardens, this feels refreshingly raw.

Open Source Beat Apr 11, 2026 3 min read

Screenshot of Planeta Libre GitLab repo with urls.txt file open

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Planeta Libre is a PR-driven aggregator reviving old-school Planet vibes for Spanish OSS bloggers. 𝕏
Zero monetization, pure community—add your blog via simple GitLab edit. 𝕏
Potential to boost LatAm open-source visibility, but needs maintenance to thrive. 𝕏

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