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  • WordPress

    Popular

    The CMS a large share of the web runs on, installed in one click with a free SSL certificate, automatic daily backups and a staging environment on every site.

    Good for: Anyone publishing on WordPress

  • Node.js

    Popular

    Deploy front-end and back-end Node.js applications straight from a Git repository — pick your Node version, connect a database, and push to deploy after that.

    Good for: Developers shipping Node apps

  • Laravel

    Popular

    Clone a Laravel project from Git onto an optimised PHP stack, with 1-click installs, a free SSL certificate and the server side handled for you.

    Good for: Laravel developers

  • OpenClaw

    Trending

    Run your personal AI assistant with updates, backups, firewall and more. No Docker, no hassle — it runs 24/7 on WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack and Discord.

    Good for: Solo founders

  • Hermes Agent

    Trending

    Deploy Hermes Agent in 5 minutes with persistent memory, connected to Telegram, tools, files, APIs and scheduled tasks. No server setup, no resets.

    Good for: Builders shipping agents

  • Paperclip

    Run an autonomous AI company with org charts, budgets and governance. Hire OpenClaw, Claude Code or Codex agents, live in minutes.

    Good for: Teams running AI agents

  • DeepSeek Harness

    Trending

    DeepSeek's own open-source agent harness. Every capability is a plugin you can swap, and every run is an append-only session log you can replay.

    Good for: Developers building on an agent runtime they can read

  • Buzz

    Trending

    Run chat, Git repositories, automated workflows, and AI agents in one place, with consistent performance and no maintenance work.

    Good for: Small teams running everything in one place

  • n8n

    Trending

    Build smart automations with 500+ app integrations, pre-built workflows and AI nodes without writing code. Run as many as you want, without paying per task.

    Good for: Growing teams

  • Odysseus

    Self-hosted chat, agents, memory and research in one private AI workspace, connected to the LLM you choose.

    Good for: Teams wanting a private AI workspace

  • NextCloud

    Self-hosted file sync, sharing and collaboration platform with advanced security and privacy controls.

    Good for: Teams replacing Drive or Dropbox

  • Jellyfin

    A media server for your own films, series and music, streaming to browsers, phones, TVs and consoles with no tracking and no subscription.

    Good for: People streaming their own media library

  • Vaultwarden

    An unofficial Bitwarden-compatible password server written in Rust, so the official clients and browser extensions work against your own vault.

    Good for: Teams sharing credentials without a SaaS vault

  • Uptime Kuma

    Self-hosted uptime monitoring that tracks website and service availability with instant status alerts.

    Good for: Anyone running production sites

  • Beszel Hub

    Lightweight server and container monitoring hub with historical metrics, alerts, multi-user access, and OAuth/OIDC support. Agents are installed separately on monitored systems.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Linkwarden

    Collects, organises and archives links as full page snapshots and PDFs, so a bookmark still works after the page is gone.

    Good for: Teams collecting research that must not rot

  • Supabase

    Docker Stack

    Run your Supabase projects with high performance, affordable pricing and infrastructure you control, without going through any complex setup.

    Good for: App developers

  • Mautic

    Open-source marketing automation for building campaigns, nurturing leads and managing ongoing customer engagement.

    Good for: Marketing teams

  • Ghost

    Open-source publishing platform for blogs, newsletters, memberships and creator websites, with built-in audience tools.

    Good for: Writers and creators

  • Statamic

    Flat-file, Laravel-powered CMS with a visual control panel, flexible content models and built-in asset management — free for one administrator and one content form.

    Good for: Laravel developers and content teams

  • Grafana

    Observability and dashboard platform for visualizing metrics, logs and traces with flexible alerting rules.

    Good for: Ops and platform teams

  • Umami

    Privacy-first, cookie-free web analytics you host yourself, so visitor data never leaves your own server.

    Good for: Privacy-conscious site owners

  • Chatwoot

    Open-source customer engagement platform bringing live chat, email and social inboxes into one shared workspace.

    Good for: Support teams

  • Miniflux

    Minimalist self-hosted RSS reader with full-text search, keyboard shortcuts and a mobile-first reading experience.

    Good for: Heavy readers

  • Memos

    Lightweight self-hosted note-taking and knowledge base app with markdown support, tags and private posts.

    Good for: Note-takers and small teams

  • Site Pro

    Create, launch and scale a website with an AI-powered builder — smart built-in features and expert support from day one.

    Good for: Agencies and resellers

  • PostgreSQL

    Advanced open-source relational database built for reliability, extensibility and demanding transactional or analytical workloads.

    Good for: App developers

  • MariaDB

    Open-source relational database and drop-in MySQL replacement, built for fast, reliable, high-volume application workloads.

    Good for: WordPress and PHP apps

  • MongoDB

    Document-oriented NoSQL database with flexible JSON-like documents, horizontal scaling and a developer-friendly query model.

    Good for: App developers

  • phpMyAdmin

    Web-based interface for managing, configuring and administering MySQL and MariaDB databases from your browser.

    Good for: Anyone who touches a database

  • Redis

    In-memory data store for caching, queues, pub/sub and fast key-value workloads, keeping response times low as traffic grows.

    Good for: High-traffic applications

  • Ollama

    Self-hosted runtime for open-source AI models like DeepSeek and Qwen, managed from one place.

    Good for: Teams running models privately

  • OpenWebUI

    Customizable web interface for AI models, connecting to Ollama and any OpenAI-compatible API endpoint.

    Good for: Teams running models privately

  • LibreChat

    Free open-source AI chat platform with agents, a code interpreter and support for multiple providers.

    Good for: Teams sharing one AI workspace

  • Gotify

    Self-hosted push notification server with a REST API for sending alerts from your own scripts and apps.

    Good for: Developers wiring up alerts

  • CyberChef

    Web-based toolkit for encryption, encoding, compression and data analysis, originally built and released by GCHQ.

    Good for: Security and data teams

  • WireGuard

    Fast, modern, secure VPN tunnel with peer-to-peer connections and a minimal, auditable codebase.

    Good for: Teams securing private access

  • Gitea

    A lightweight self-hosted Git service with pull requests, issues, releases and a package registry, small enough to run beside your other apps.

    Good for: Teams that want their own Git server

  • Matomo

    A full web analytics platform and Google Analytics alternative that keeps 100% data ownership, with no sampling and optional cookieless tracking.

    Good for: Teams that need GA-depth reporting they own

  • Metabase

    Point it at your database and ask questions in a visual query builder or SQL, then collect the answers into dashboards your whole team can read.

    Good for: Teams putting BI in front of non-engineers

  • Excalidraw

    A virtual whiteboard for hand-drawn style diagrams, with live collaboration and end-to-end encrypted rooms.

    Good for: Teams sketching architecture and flows together

  • BookStack

    A wiki organised into shelves, books, chapters and pages, with WYSIWYG and Markdown editing and full-text search across everything.

    Good for: Teams writing internal documentation

  • Moodle

    The learning management system behind a large share of the world's online courses, with assignments, quizzes, grading and cohort management.

    Good for: Schools and training teams running courses

  • Wiki.js

    A modern wiki with Markdown, WYSIWYG and AsciiDoc editors, Git-backed storage and granular permissions.

    Good for: Teams that want a wiki backed by Git

  • Linkding

    A fast, minimal bookmark manager with tagging, full-text search, bulk editing and browser extensions.

    Good for: People who bookmark more than they revisit

  • Activepieces

    An open-source automation platform with a visual flow builder and hundreds of connectors, plus AI steps for the parts a rule cannot express.

    Good for: Teams automating work without writing glue code

  • Actual Budget

    A local-first envelope budgeting app with bank syncing, so every dollar gets a job and the ledger stays on your own server.

    Good for: People running zero-based personal budgets

  • Appsmith

    A low-code platform for building internal tools and admin panels on top of your existing databases and APIs, using drag-and-drop widgets and JavaScript.

    Good for: Teams replacing spreadsheets with real internal tools

  • changedetection.io

    Watches any web page and alerts you when the part you care about changes, with visual selectors, diffs and notifications to dozens of services.

    Good for: Anyone monitoring prices, stock or policy pages

  • Databasus

    A self-hosted backup tool for PostgreSQL, MySQL and MongoDB, with scheduled jobs, S3, FTP and Google Drive destinations, point-in-time recovery and Slack, Discord or Telegram alerts.

    Good for: Teams that need verified database backups

  • Discourse

    A modern discussion platform built for civilised community conversation, with trust levels, moderation tooling and mailing-list mode.

    Good for: Communities outgrowing chat and mailing lists

  • draw.io

    The diagramming editor behind millions of flowcharts, network maps and UML diagrams, running entirely on your own server.

    Good for: Teams drawing diagrams that stay in-house

  • Drupal CMS

    The official Drupal CMS Starter distribution with visual Canvas page building, media handling and editorial tools on Drupal core, backed by a private MariaDB database.

    Good for: Businesses and teams building content-managed websites

  • Hoppscotch

    A fast API development environment for REST, GraphQL, WebSocket and MQTT, with collections, environments and team workspaces.

    Good for: Developers testing and documenting APIs

  • Keycloak

    Identity and access management with single sign-on, social login, user federation and standards support for OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0 and SAML.

    Good for: Teams putting SSO in front of several apps

  • Listmonk

    A self-hosted newsletter and mailing list manager that handles millions of subscribers, with SQL-based segmentation and templated campaigns.

    Good for: Teams sending newsletters at scale

  • Paperless-ngx

    Scans, OCRs and indexes your documents into a searchable archive, tagging and filing them automatically so the paper can go.

    Good for: Anyone digitising an archive of documents

  • Plane

    An open-source project manager with issues, cycles, modules and roadmaps — a self-hosted answer to Jira and Linear.

    Good for: Product teams tracking work in the open

  • Qdrant

    A vector database and similarity search engine built in Rust, with filtering, quantisation and the payload storage RAG pipelines need.

    Good for: Teams building search and RAG over embeddings

  • Odoo Community

    An integrated business suite covering CRM, sales, inventory, accounting, HR and a website builder, all sharing one database.

    Good for: Small businesses running operations in one place

  • Meilisearch

    A search engine that returns typo-tolerant, typo-forgiving results in under 50 ms, with faceting, filtering and a clean REST API.

    Good for: Developers adding instant search to a product

  • ntfy

    Send push notifications to your phone or desktop from any script with a simple HTTP PUT or POST, no app registration and no signup.

    Good for: Developers wanting alerts from cron and CI

  • pgAdmin

    The standard administration and development platform for PostgreSQL, with a query tool, visual explain plans and server monitoring.

    Good for: Teams administering PostgreSQL day to day

  • PrivateBin

    A minimalist pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of the data — everything is encrypted and decrypted in the browser.

    Good for: Anyone sharing secrets or snippets safely

  • Shiori

    A simple bookmark manager that saves a readable, offline copy of every page you keep, available as both a web app and a CLI.

    Good for: People archiving pages before they rot

  • Wallos

    Tracks recurring subscriptions and payments so nothing renews unnoticed, with categories, multiple currencies and notifications by email, Telegram, Discord or Gotify.

    Good for: Anyone auditing what they pay for monthly

  • ClickHouse

    A column-oriented database for online analytical processing that runs aggregate queries over billions of rows in real time.

    Good for: Teams querying event data at scale

  • DeepTutor

    An open-source AI learning assistant that reads your papers, textbooks and PDFs, then explains, quizzes and reasons over them with a persistent memory of how you learn.

    Good for: Students and researchers working through dense material

  • OpenObserve

    A single platform for logs, metrics and traces that claims roughly a tenth of the storage cost of Elasticsearch, with its own query language and dashboards.

    Good for: Teams consolidating logs, metrics and traces

  • Trilium Notes

    A hierarchical note application built for large personal knowledge bases, with note cloning, scripting and strong linking between notes.

    Good for: People building a serious personal knowledge base

  • Grist

    A relational spreadsheet where the cells are backed by a real database, with Python formulas, access rules and dashboards over the same data.

    Good for: Teams outgrowing spreadsheets but not ready for an app

  • OmniRoute

    An AI gateway that puts one OpenAI-compatible endpoint in front of hundreds of model providers, with routing strategies, automatic fallback, caching and per-token cost tracking.

    Good for: Teams running several LLM providers behind one API

  • Typesense

    A typo-tolerant search engine tuned for instant results, with faceting, geosearch and vector search behind a simple API.

    Good for: Developers building search-as-you-type

  • Healthchecks

    Watches your cron jobs and scheduled tasks by expecting a ping, and tells you when one silently stops running.

    Good for: Anyone relying on cron jobs they cannot see

  • Blinko

    A privacy-first AI note tool that captures thoughts instantly in Markdown and lets you search them in natural language using retrieval-augmented generation.

    Good for: People who capture more notes than they reread

  • DocuSeal

    Create, fill and sign documents with legally binding electronic signatures, using a form builder and an audit trail on your own server.

    Good for: Teams collecting signatures without a SaaS

  • Pocket ID

    A simple OIDC provider built around passkeys, so you can put single sign-on in front of your self-hosted apps without running a full identity suite.

    Good for: Small teams wanting passkey SSO

  • Code Server

    Runs VS Code in the browser on your own server, so a full editor, terminal and extension set follow you to any machine.

    Good for: Developers coding from anywhere on one machine

  • Glance

    A single dashboard that pulls feeds, server stats, releases, markets and calendars into one fast, configurable page.

    Good for: Anyone wanting one page for everything

  • Wakapi

    Collects coding activity from the WakaTime plugins your editor already supports, and reports where the hours actually went.

    Good for: Developers measuring where their time goes

  • Homarr

    A customisable dashboard for your self-hosted services, with live integrations that show status and stats rather than just links.

    Good for: People running a lot of self-hosted services

  • FreshRSS

    A fast, self-hosted RSS and Atom aggregator with filters, labels, extensions and an API the popular mobile readers speak.

    Good for: Readers who own their feed list

  • IT Tools

    A collection of over eighty developer utilities — encoders, converters, generators, formatters and cryptography helpers — in one offline page.

    Good for: Developers who paste into random online tools

  • Penpot

    A design and prototyping platform that works on open web standards, so designers and developers read the same file without a plugin.

    Good for: Design and engineering teams sharing one source file

  • AdventureLog

    A travel tracker and trip planner that logs where you have been on an interactive world map and organises itineraries, flights and checklists.

    Good for: Travellers keeping their own log

  • Kaneo

    A deliberately minimal project management platform with kanban and list views, priorities, labels, due dates and time tracking.

    Good for: Small teams that found Jira too heavy

  • SearXNG

    A privacy-respecting metasearch engine that aggregates results from over seventy sources while profiling nothing and storing no queries.

    Good for: Anyone who wants search without a profile

  • OpenProject

    Classic and agile project management in one place, with Gantt charts, boards, time tracking, budgets and a full BIM module.

    Good for: Teams running long projects with real plans

  • Audiobookshelf

    A self-hosted server for audiobooks and podcasts that keeps progress in sync across devices, with apps for iOS and Android.

    Good for: People with an audiobook library of their own

  • Firefly III

    A double-entry personal finance manager with budgets, bills, rules and reports, built to show you where the money actually goes.

    Good for: People who want real accounting for personal money

  • Vikunja

    A task manager with list, gantt, table and kanban views, plus reminders, labels and shared teams.

    Good for: Teams that want one to-do list, four ways

  • Etherpad

    A real-time collaborative editor where everyone types in the same document at once, with authorship colours and full revision history.

    Good for: Groups drafting a document live

  • Leantime

    A project management system designed around how non-project-managers actually work, joining strategy, planning and execution in one place.

    Good for: Small teams and founders running their own projects

  • Rybbit

    Cookieless, privacy-friendly web analytics with funnels, retention, session replay and a real-time dashboard, built on ClickHouse.

    Good for: Teams that want GA insight without the banner

  • Ghostfolio

    A privacy-first wealth tracker that consolidates stocks, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, cash and liabilities across every account into one dashboard.

    Good for: Investors tracking a portfolio they'd rather not upload

  • Immich

    A self-hosted photo and video library with automatic phone backup, albums, sharing, facial recognition and search across what is actually in the picture.

    Good for: Households keeping their own photo archive

  • Instatic

    Beta

    A self-hosted visual CMS — build pages in a visual editor and publish HTML, with your CMS, SQLite data and uploads staying on your own server.

    Good for: Personal sites, studio projects and operator-reviewed content sites

  • Papra

    A minimal document-management and long-term archiving app, with browser uploads, tags, custom properties and full-text search across your files.

    Good for: Teams keeping paperwork for the next decade

  • Prometheus

    The open-source monitoring system for time-series metrics, with PromQL, a remote-write receiver and persistent local storage on your own volume.

    Good for: Platform teams running their own metrics backend

  • drawDB

    A browser-based database diagram editor for designing schemas visually, importing and exporting diagrams, and generating the SQL behind them.

    Good for: Developers designing schemas before they ship them

  • OpenSEO

    An SEO research and operations workspace covering keyword research, domain and backlink analysis, rank tracking, site audits and AI visibility.

    Good for: Consultants and in-house teams running their own SEO stack

  • Ackee

    Privacy-focused web analytics with a minimal dashboard and a GraphQL API, counting visits without cookies, fingerprints or a consent banner.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • ArchiveBox

    Open-source self-hosted web archiving for saving URLs as durable HTML, PDF, screenshots, media, and searchable snapshots.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • ByteStash

    A code snippet store with search, categories, sharing and an API, behind a login, so the useful fragments stop living in chat scrollback.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Centrifugo

    A real-time messaging server speaking WebSocket, HTTP streaming and SSE, with an authenticated API and an admin console over the channels.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • ChartDB

    Open-source database schema diagram editor. Import schema JSON, explore and edit an ERD, then export SQL, JSON, or an image without connecting ChartDB to your database.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Chhoto URL

    Small self-hosted URL shortener with expiring links, QR codes, hit counts, API access, and SQLite persistence.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Chroma

    Open-source vector database and search infrastructure for AI applications, semantic search, embeddings, and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG).

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • ConvertX

    Self-hosted browser-based file conversion for documents, images, audio, video, ebooks, archives, and many other formats.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Dufs

    Compact self-hosted file server with authenticated uploads, downloads, search, archive creation, hashing, and WebDAV-compatible file operations.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • DumbPad

    Simple self-hosted notepad with multiple pads, Markdown, page history, and shared-PIN protection.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • EmDash

    Self-hosted Astro CMS with a blog theme, passkey sign-in, local media storage, and isolated workerd plugins.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Enclosed

    Zero-knowledge service for sharing end-to-end encrypted notes and files with expiration, passwords, and read-once deletion.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Gatus

    Self-hosted service-health monitoring and status pages for HTTP, TCP, DNS, TLS, SSH, gRPC, and WebSocket checks.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Gokapi

    Lightweight, self-hosted expiring file sharing with download limits, expiration policies, user roles, optional end-to-end encryption, and optional S3-compatible storage.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • HedgeDoc

    Real-time collaborative Markdown notes for teams, documentation, and knowledge sharing.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Homebox

    Self-hosted home and small-business inventory management with locations, labels, custom fields, images, documents, warranties, and maintenance tracking.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Kener

    Modern status pages with uptime monitoring, incident communication, maintenance events, and configurable public dashboards.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • KitchenOwl

    Self-hosted grocery lists, recipe management, meal planning, household collaboration, and expense tracking in one privacy-focused app.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • LubeLogger

    Self-hosted vehicle maintenance and fuel mileage tracking with service records, reminders, expenses, documents, and multi-vehicle dashboards.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Mailpit

    Email and SMTP testing tool with a web UI and API — captures outbound mail from your apps so you can inspect it.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • MicroBin

    Lightweight paste and file sharing with expiring links, client-side encryption, QR codes, URL redirects, and owner-authenticated uploads.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • NetBox

    The network source of truth for IP address management and data-centre infrastructure modelling, with an API your automation can rely on.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • OmniTools

    A privacy-friendly browser toolbox for images, video, audio, PDFs, text, dates, mathematics, and structured data. Files are processed locally in your browser.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • pgDuckDB

    PostgreSQL 18 with DuckDB analytical execution for fast SQL analytics over PostgreSQL and supported external data.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Readeck

    Self-hosted read-it-later and article archiving app. Save articles, read them later in a focused library, and use the official browser extensions.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • SilverBullet

    Programmable, browser-based Markdown knowledge base with wiki links, tasks, queries, templates, and Space Lua customization.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • SiYuan

    Privacy-first knowledge workspace with block references, backlinks, databases, flashcards, PDF annotation, APIs, plugins, and optional AI integrations.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Snipe-IT

    IT asset, license and accessory management with check-in and check-out workflows and full audit history, so you know who has what.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Valkey

    Community-governed, Redis-compatible key-value store for caching, queues, sessions, pub/sub, and low-latency workloads.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Yarr

    Lightweight self-hosted RSS and Atom feed reader with folders, search, starring, and OPML import/export.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • YOURLS

    Self-hosted URL shortener with branded links, click statistics, an admin dashboard, and an API.

    Good for: Teams that would rather run it themselves

  • Shlink

    A self-hosted URL shortener on your own domain, with QR codes, tags, per-visit statistics and a REST API for minting links from anywhere.

    Good for: Teams shortening links under their own brand

  • Chibisafe

    A fast file uploader and host with drag-and-drop, albums, sharing links and a browser extension, all running under a domain you control.

    Good for: People sharing files without a public host

  • CommaFeed

    A Google Reader-style RSS reader with folders, starred items, keyboard shortcuts and an API the mobile clients talk to.

    Good for: Readers who follow more feeds than a homepage can hold

  • Kimai

    Time tracking built for billing: timesheets per customer, project and activity, with rates, exports and invoices at the end of the month.

    Good for: Freelancers and agencies billing by the hour

  • Zipline

    A file and image upload host with folders, shareable short links and a fast API, built for screenshot tools and scripts to POST straight into.

    Good for: Screenshot tools and script-driven uploads

  • Apache CouchDB

    A document database that speaks HTTP and stores JSON, with multi-master replication that syncs to other CouchDB nodes and to PouchDB running in the browser.

    Good for: Apps that need offline-first data sync

  • InfluxDB 2 OSS

    An open-source time-series database with a web UI, HTTP API, Flux queries, and organisations, buckets and retention policies you set yourself.

    Good for: Teams storing metrics, events and sensor data

  • pgvector

    PostgreSQL 17 with the pgvector extension, for exact and approximate similarity search over embeddings in the database you already run.

    Good for: Developers building RAG on Postgres

  • Reactive Resume

    A privacy-focused resume builder with customisable templates, shareable links, imports and PDF export that happens in your own browser.

    Good for: Anyone writing a CV they would rather not upload

  • Mealie

    A recipe manager that imports from a URL, then plans meals, builds shopping lists and shares a household's cooking across accounts.

    Good for: Households keeping recipes out of a bookmark folder

  • Authelia

    Self-hosted 2FA and single sign-on portal that guards your apps with one login, deny-by-default rules and brute-force protection.

    Good for: Self-hosters who want one two-factor login in front of their tools

  • CertMate

    Self-hosted certificate manager that issues and renews TLS certificates over DNS-01 across 29 DNS providers.

    Good for: Admins who manage certificates for many domains

  • WuzAPI

    Self-hosted WhatsApp REST API with multiple sessions and signed webhooks, built on the whatsmeow library.

    Good for: Developers connecting WhatsApp numbers to their own apps

  • TREK

    Self-hosted, real-time collaborative trip planner with itineraries, maps, bookings, shared costs and packing lists.

    Good for: Travel groups who want their itineraries and documents on their own server

  • LibreDesk

    Self-hosted helpdesk with live chat, email, a help center and an AI assistant in one shared inbox.

    Good for: Support teams who want customer conversations on their own server

  • Invoice Ninja

    Self-hosted invoicing for freelancers and small businesses, with quotes, recurring billing, payments and expenses.

    Good for: Freelancers and small businesses keeping billing records on their own server

  • Waxum

    Self-hosted WhatsApp REST API gateway with a web console, Swagger UI, signed webhooks and multi-session pairing.

    Good for: Developers and teams who want WhatsApp messaging inside their own apps

  • Superset (Unofficial)

    Self-hosted Apache Superset BI server for SQL charts, SQL Lab and shared dashboards, with Postgres and Redis.

    Good for: Data and ops teams building dashboards over their own SQL databases

  • Open Source Point of Sale

    Browser-based point of sale for sales, stock, customers, receipts and reports, with multi-user permissions.

    Good for: Small shops and restaurants that want a self-hosted register

  • Rustrak

    Self-hosted, Sentry-compatible error tracker that runs as one lightweight container with SQLite.

    Good for: Developers who want Sentry SDKs without hosted per-event pricing

  • BookLore

    Self-hosted ebook library for PDFs, EPUBs and comics, with a browser reader and automatic metadata.

    Good for: Readers managing large personal book collections

  • OpenHabitTracker

    Private, single-user notes, tasks and habit tracker that scores habits without streak resets.

    Good for: Individuals who want one private app for daily planning

  • NodeLink

    Lavalink-compatible Node.js audio server for music bots, deployed on xCloud with HTTPS and a generated password.

    Good for: Discord and music-bot developers

  • Windshift

    Self-hosted kanban boards, backlogs and roadmaps for teams, deployed on xCloud with HTTPS and persistent storage.

    Good for: Software and product teams, agencies and support teams

  • Seq

    Self-hosted structured log and trace server with search, alerts and API-key ingestion, deployed on xCloud with HTTPS.

    Good for: Developers and ops teams searching application logs

  • Karakeep

    A bookmark archive that keeps a full-text-searchable copy and a screenshot of every page you save, so the link surviving stops being the point.

    Good for: Teams collecting research that must not rot

  • Apprise API

    A notification gateway that fans one API call out to more than 130 services, with stored configurations and a web interface to manage them.

    Good for: Scripts and services with alerts to deliver

  • Wastebin

    A minimal paste service with syntax highlighting, Markdown rendering, expiry, burn-after-reading, QR codes and optional per-paste encryption.

    Good for: Developers pasting logs and snippets

  • Artalk

    A self-hosted comment system for static and dynamic sites, with multi-site management, moderation, image uploads and its own admin dashboard.

    Good for: Publishers putting comments back on their own domain

  • Gotenberg

    A conversion API that turns HTML, Markdown and office documents into PDFs using Chromium and LibreOffice, called straight from your application.

    Good for: Apps generating invoices, reports and contracts

  • Kanboard

    Lightweight Kanban project management with swimlanes, automated actions, analytics and a plugin ecosystem, on a board that stays readable.

    Good for: Small teams that want a board and nothing else

  • RSS-Bridge

    Generates RSS and Atom feeds for sites that refuse to publish one, using hundreds of maintained bridges kept current by the project.

    Good for: Readers following sites that killed their feed

  • Apache Solr

    An enterprise search and indexing server with faceting, rich document handling and a JSON API, behind an authenticated admin interface.

    Good for: Applications with a serious search index to run

  • Casdoor

    Identity and access management covering single sign-on, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, SAML, LDAP, SCIM, MFA and WebAuthn from one console.

    Good for: Teams putting one login in front of many apps

  • Davis

    A CalDAV and CardDAV server with a web admin interface for calendars, contacts and sharing, which every standard DAV client can talk to.

    Good for: People syncing calendars and contacts themselves

  • InvenTree

    Inventory and stock control for parts, purchasing and manufacturing, with bills of materials, suppliers and a REST API over all of it.

    Good for: Hardware teams and workshops tracking parts

  • Speedtest Tracker

    Runs internet speed tests on a schedule and charts the results over time, so a connection getting worse is something you can prove.

    Good for: Anyone arguing with an ISP

  • Argus

    A release-monitoring dashboard that tracks current versus latest version results across the software you depend on, and can notify you on new ones.

    Good for: Teams tired of checking release pages by hand

  • SerpBear

    A search engine rank tracker that follows your domains and keywords over time, with email reports and its own API.

    Good for: SEO teams tracking positions without a subscription

  • Lychee

    A photo manager for uploading, organising and sharing albums, with EXIF handling and public links for the ones you want seen.

    Good for: Photographers hosting their own galleries

  • Dolibarr

    An ERP and CRM suite covering contacts, proposals, invoices, orders, stock, projects and accounting, with modules you switch on as you need them.

    Good for: Small businesses running the whole back office

  • Dawarich

    A private location-history manager that imports GPS tracks and Google Takeout exports, then maps the trips and places behind them.

    Good for: People taking their location history off Google

  • Shaarli

    A database-free bookmark manager for saving, tagging, searching and sharing links, stored in flat files and fast on the smallest server.

    Good for: People who want bookmarks, not a bookmarking platform

  • Monica

    A personal CRM for the people in your life — contacts, relationships, activities, reminders and notes, kept somewhere no advertiser reads.

    Good for: Anyone who keeps forgetting to follow up

  • Mastodon

    A federated social network server on ActivityPub, with your own moderation, registration and federation rules instead of someone else's platform.

    Good for: Communities and individuals running their own instance

  • Dagu

    Local-first workflow orchestration with a built-in web UI, scheduler and execution history, defining DAGs in files a human can read.

    Good for: Teams replacing a pile of cron jobs

  • Donetick

    Shared chores and recurring tasks for a household, with flexible schedules, assignments and a record of who actually did it.

    Good for: Households splitting the same chores every week

  • Note Mark

    Fast, minimal Markdown notes in the browser, with folders, sharing, attachments, a scratch pad and built-in user accounts.

    Good for: Teams keeping notes without a knowledge-base project

  • OpenBudgeteer

    Bucket budgeting with accounts, categories, transactions and reports, giving every incoming amount a job before it is spent.

    Good for: People budgeting by envelope

  • Kutt

    A modern URL shortener with custom aliases, expiry, password-protected links, QR codes and per-link statistics.

    Good for: Teams shortening links under their own brand

  • GoToSocial

    A lightweight ActivityPub server that federates with Mastodon and the rest of the fediverse, with local media storage and a settings UI.

    Good for: People running their own corner of the fediverse

  • Convos

    A browser-based IRC client that stays connected for you, keeping accounts, connections and chat history on your own server.

    Good for: IRC users who want history without a bouncer to babysit

  • HeyForm

    An open-source form builder for creating surveys and forms, publishing them and collecting responses, with collaborative workspaces.

    Good for: Teams collecting responses without a form-builder subscription

  • FOSSBilling

    Open-source billing and client management for hosting providers and digital-service businesses — clients, products, invoices and support in one app.

    Good for: Hosting providers and agencies billing their own clients

  • LLDAP

    A light identity directory with a web admin interface and an LDAP-compatible endpoint, for apps that only know how to ask LDAP.

    Good for: Self-hosters wiring one user list into everything

  • Easy!Appointments

    Appointment scheduling for services, providers, customers and bookings, with a public booking page and calendar sync.

    Good for: Clinics, salons and consultants taking bookings

  • flatnotes

    Database-free Markdown notes with full-text search and tags, stored as plain files you can read, sync or back up with anything.

    Good for: Writers who want their notes to outlive the app

  • GoatCounter

    Privacy-friendly web analytics in a compact SQLite deployment, counting what happened without building a profile of who did it.

    Good for: Sites that want numbers without a consent banner

  • Gogs

    A painless self-hosted Git service with repositories, issues, pull requests and a familiar web interface, on very little hardware.

    Good for: Small teams hosting their own repos

  • ezBookkeeping

    Lightweight personal finance and bookkeeping with imports, reports, multi-currency support and a mobile-friendly interface.

    Good for: People tracking money across several currencies

  • FileGator

    A multi-user web file manager with uploads, downloads, previews, archives, per-user permissions and private home folders.

    Good for: Teams handing files to people without shell access

  • Sure

    A personal finance manager for accounts, transactions, budgets, investments and net worth, kept on a server you control.

    Good for: People tracking net worth in one place

  • DbGate

    A browser-based SQL and NoSQL database manager with a query editor, data browsing and import/export, against connections you add yourself.

    Good for: Developers querying databases from anywhere

  • ZITADEL

    Identity infrastructure with OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, SAML, passkeys and multi-tenancy, including the modern Login V2 experience.

    Good for: Products that need real multi-tenant auth

  • HortusFox

    A collaborative plant inventory with care tracking, tasks, a calendar, notes and photos, shared across a household or a team.

    Good for: People keeping plants alive together

  • Grimmory

    A digital library for ebooks, comics, documents and audiobooks, with browser reading, metadata, shelves and multi-user access.

    Good for: Readers hosting their own library

  • HumHub

    A private social network for teams and communities, with spaces, posts, profiles and knowledge sharing behind your own login.

    Good for: Communities that don't want to live on a platform

  • Forgejo

    A community-governed Git forge with repositories, issues, pull requests, packages and project management, forked from Gitea.

    Good for: Teams hosting code on software they help govern

  • HFS

    Browser file sharing with accounts, uploads, downloads and virtual folders, administered from the same web interface.

    Good for: Anyone handing files to people outside the team

  • Hasura GraphQL Engine

    Instant GraphQL APIs over PostgreSQL with a browser console, so a schema becomes a queryable API without writing a resolver.

    Good for: Developers shipping an API off an existing database

  • Label Studio

    A data labeling and annotation workspace for images, text, audio, video and structured data, with your training data kept in-house.

    Good for: ML teams building their own datasets

  • GeoServer

    Standards-based geospatial data publishing with OGC services, workspaces, layers and styles, administered from the browser.

    Good for: Teams serving maps and spatial data

  • Jenkins

    The automation server for building, testing and delivering software, with jobs, pipelines, distributed agents and a plugin for everything.

    Good for: Teams running CI on their own hardware

  • JupyterLab

    Browser-based notebooks and an interactive data workbench with persistent files and token authentication, on a machine you size yourself.

    Good for: Analysts and researchers who need more than a laptop

  • Soketi

    A Pusher-compatible WebSocket server, so real-time features in your app work against your own infrastructure and its pricing.

    Good for: Apps outgrowing a hosted WebSocket bill

  • Copyparty

    A portable file server and media browser with resumable uploads, WebDAV, indexing, thumbnails and granular per-account permissions.

    Good for: Self-hosters moving large files around

  • LavinMQ

    A lightweight RabbitMQ-compatible broker with durable queues, AMQP 0-9-1 and a built-in management UI, built for high throughput.

    Good for: Backends that need a broker, not a cluster

  • Livebook

    Collaborative Elixir notebooks for data workflows, interactive exploration and reproducible documentation that runs as it reads.

    Good for: Elixir teams exploring data together

  • Gramps Web

    A collaborative genealogy workspace with media, search, reports and tree management, keeping family history off someone else's service.

    Good for: Families researching their own history

  • LibreSpeed

    A lightweight browser speed test for download, upload, ping and jitter, with no third-party analytics or telemetry attached.

    Good for: ISPs and offices testing their own links

  • Joomla

    A long-running open-source CMS for websites, publishing and multilingual content, with a deep extension ecosystem behind it.

    Good for: Sites built on Joomla that need a real host

  • Keila

    An open-source newsletter and campaign manager with contacts, signup forms and segmentation, sending through your own provider.

    Good for: Newsletters priced out of per-subscriber billing

  • imgproxy

    Fast on-demand image resizing, conversion and optimization behind a signed HTTP API, so originals never leave your storage.

    Good for: Apps serving images at many sizes

  • OneDev

    A self-hosted Git forge with code review, issues, packages and CI/CD built in, rather than bolted on from three other tools.

    Good for: Small teams wanting one tool for the whole loop

  • jsreport

    A reporting platform for designing and rendering PDF, Excel, DOCX and HTML reports from a browser studio or straight from an API.

    Good for: Products that generate documents for customers

  • marimo

    A reactive Python notebook that doubles as a data app, with git-friendly files and no stale cells to debug.

    Good for: Python teams tired of notebook state

  • One-Time Secret

    Share sensitive text through single-use links that expire on a timer or the first time they are opened, so nothing lingers in chat.

    Good for: Anyone passing a credential to a colleague

  • Password Pusher

    Share passwords, notes, URLs, QR codes and files through links that expire by time or by view count, with an audit trail.

    Good for: Support and IT teams handing out access

  • Opengist

    A Git-backed paste and gist service with private snippets, revision history, file uploads and HTTPS Git operations.

    Good for: Developers sharing snippets that keep their history

  • Lowcoder

    A low-code builder for internal tools, business apps and data workflows, with a visual editor over your own databases and APIs.

    Good for: Teams building admin panels without a frontend team

  • GLPI

    IT asset management and a service desk in one — inventory, tickets, contracts and audit history across the whole estate.

    Good for: IT departments tracking assets and requests

  • FitTrackee

    An outdoor activity tracker for importing, mapping and analysing workouts, keeping fitness data out of a vendor's cloud.

    Good for: Runners and cyclists who own their GPS history

  • MAZANOKE

    An image optimizer that compresses, resizes, converts and strips metadata entirely inside the browser — files never upload.

    Good for: Anyone shrinking images without sending them away

  • Isso

    A lightweight commenting server with Markdown, moderation and an admin interface, for blogs that want comments without Disqus.

    Good for: Static sites adding comments back

  • Beaver Habit Tracker

    Private habit tracking with notes, tags and completion history behind its own login, instead of a habit app that sells the data.

    Good for: People building habits privately

  • PdfDing

    A PDF manager, viewer and editor with uploads, annotations, highlights, comments and sharing, all in the browser.

    Good for: Anyone reading and marking up PDFs across devices

  • MeshCentral

    Browser-based remote device administration with device groups, agent deployment, terminal, desktop, file transfer and event auditing.

    Good for: IT teams supporting machines they can't touch

  • Hi.Events

    Event management and ticketing — create events, sell tickets, manage attendees and check guests in at the door.

    Good for: Organisers running their own ticketing

  • Cypht

    A webmail aggregator that pulls Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and any IMAP account into a single inbox you host yourself.

    Good for: People juggling several mailboxes

  • LinkAce

    A bookmark archive with lists, tags, full-text search and link monitoring, so a dead link tells you instead of quietly rotting.

    Good for: Researchers with a link collection that matters

  • Maloja

    A private listening history and music statistics server with scrobbling APIs, custom artwork and your own personal charts.

    Good for: Listeners who want their scrobbles back

  • Norish

    A real-time recipe collection for households and teams, with URL imports, shared cooking workflows and meal organization.

    Good for: Households cooking from the same list

  • Kroki

    One HTTP API that renders diagrams from text with PlantUML, GraphViz, D2, Vega and more engines bundled in a single service.

    Good for: Docs pipelines that render diagrams from source

  • Moodist

    An ambient sound mixer for focus, relaxation and sleep, with mixes stored in the browser and nothing to sign up for.

    Good for: Anyone who works better with background sound

  • Slink

    Private image sharing with uploads, collections, expiring share links, user approval and local storage on your own disk.

    Good for: Teams sharing screenshots without a public host

  • OpenFGA

    Relationship-based authorization inspired by Google Zanzibar, answering 'can this user do this?' for your app at speed.

    Good for: Products with permissions too complex for roles

  • InvoiceShelf

    Invoicing for customers, estimates, expenses and payments, with reports and PDF documents you send under your own name.

    Good for: Freelancers and small studios billing clients

  • Mathesar

    A spreadsheet-like interface over a real PostgreSQL database, with table editing, imports, filtering, permissions and data modeling.

    Good for: Teams whose spreadsheet outgrew a spreadsheet

  • MySpeed

    Scheduled internet speed tests with history, statistics, multiple providers and outage notifications, so you have evidence to show.

    Good for: Anyone arguing with an ISP

  • 2FAuth

    A single-user 2FA and TOTP manager that stores your authenticator secrets so you can generate codes from a browser, not a phone.

    Good for: People who lose phones more often than servers

  • OpenBao

    Production-mode secrets, certificate and encryption-key management with integrated Raft storage that you initialize and unseal yourself.

    Good for: Teams that need a vault they actually control

  • Postiz

    Plan, schedule and publish social-media content from an authenticated calendar, backed by PostgreSQL, Redis, Temporal and Elasticsearch.

    Good for: Marketing teams, agencies and creators self-hosting social scheduling

  • Plausible Analytics

    Privacy-friendly, cookie-free web analytics with a simple dashboard, goals and funnels, backed by private PostgreSQL and ClickHouse.

    Good for: Website owners and privacy-conscious teams wanting first-party analytics

  • OpenEMR

    Open-source electronic health records and practice management with patient records, scheduling, billing and clinical workflows.

    Good for: Clinics and practices evaluating self-hosted EHR software

  • Mayan EDMS

    Self-hosted document management with versioning, metadata, workflows and full-text search — upload, classify and retrieve controlled documents from a browser.

    Good for: Operations, legal and archive teams managing controlled documents

  • Matrix Synapse

    A federated Matrix homeserver for private rooms, messaging, media and encryption, with your own domain as the permanent server identity.

    Good for: Teams and communities running their own federated chat

  • MLflow

    Experiment tracking for machine learning — record runs, compare metrics and parameters, store artifacts and manage early model-lifecycle workflows.

    Good for: ML engineers and data teams tracking experiments in-house

  • PsiTransfer

    Simple self-hosted file transfer with an upload password, per-transfer download passwords and retention windows for temporary shares.

    Good for: Teams sharing files without a third-party transfer service

  • OpenSpeedTest

    A lightweight browser speed test measuring download, upload, ping and jitter through your own server endpoint — no client to install.

    Good for: IT teams and hosts validating network performance

  • Pulsarr

    Monitors Plex watchlists and automatically routes matching movies and shows into your existing Sonarr and Radarr instances, with approvals, quotas and notifications.

    Good for: Plex administrators and media-server teams already running Sonarr or Radarr

  • Pulse

    Self-hosted infrastructure-monitoring workspace for Proxmox, Docker/Podman, Kubernetes, TrueNAS, machines and VMware environments, in one dashboard.

    Good for: Infrastructure teams, MSPs and platform engineers monitoring mixed virtualization stacks

  • Watcharr

    Self-hosted watched-list tracker for movies, TV, anime and games with local user accounts.

    Good for: Self-hosters, homelab users and movie/TV enthusiasts

  • WatchState

    Self-hosted control panel that syncs watched status and play progress across Plex, Jellyfin and Emby.

    Good for: Self-hosters running more than one media server

  • Teable

    A self-hosted, no-code collaborative database and spreadsheet platform with realtime bases, tables, forms, views and dashboards.

    Good for: Product and operations teams who want an Airtable-style workspace they fully control

  • TeamMapper

    Self-hosted collaborative mind mapping with realtime editing, view-only or writable share links, and import/export.

    Good for: Distributed teams, agencies and educators running lightweight collaborative mapping sessions

  • ownCloud

    Self-hosted file sync, sharing and WebDAV with a private MariaDB and Redis, managed HTTPS and generated admin credentials.

    Good for: Teams, agencies and IT administrators who need controlled file sync and sharing

  • OxiCloud

    Self-hosted file, calendar and contacts cloud with browser uploads and WebDAV/CalDAV/CardDAV support.

    Good for: Individuals, small teams and self-hosters who want a lightweight private cloud

  • Parse Server

    Self-hosted open-source backend with REST and GraphQL APIs, users, sessions, files and objects, backed by a private MongoDB database.

    Good for: App developers and startups building mobile, web or IoT backends without a hosted BaaS

  • ShipShipShip

    A lightweight, self-hosted changelog and roadmap platform with feedback, reactions, themes and optional newsletters.

    Good for: Product teams, SaaS founders and developers publishing product updates

  • Shoutrrr

    Self-hosted social publishing calendar for drafting posts, planning a content calendar and organizing workspaces before connecting social channels.

    Good for: Social teams, agencies and creators who prefer self-hosted publishing tools

  • Slash

    Open-source, self-hosted bookmark manager and short-link workspace with tags, collections and team sharing.

    Good for: Teams and developers who want a self-hosted bookmark and short-link workspace

  • Weaviate

    Open-source vector database for semantic search, embeddings, and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), with authenticated REST and GraphQL APIs.

    Good for: AI application teams, developers, and data engineers building semantic search, recommendations, or RAG systems

  • Node-RED

    A low-code visual programming environment for event-driven applications, integrations, APIs, automation, and connected-device workflows.

    Good for: Developers, platform teams, automation engineers, and IoT builders

  • Apache Answer

    Self-hosted Q&A and knowledge-community platform with searchable questions, answers, tags, and moderation.

    Good for: Product teams, developer communities, and support/documentation teams building a knowledge base

  • Yopass

    End-to-end encrypted sharing for expiring, single-use secrets and small files, decrypted entirely in the browser.

    Good for: Engineering, operations, support, security, and managed-service teams needing short-lived secret exchange

  • ERPNext

    Open-source ERP suite for accounting, CRM, inventory, manufacturing, projects, and business operations.

    Good for: Growing companies, operations and finance teams

  • Pastefy

    Self-hosted paste sharing with syntax highlighting, expiration controls, and optional client-side encryption.

    Good for: Developers, operations teams, support engineers, educators, and technical communities sharing code and text

  • PgBackWeb

    A self-hosted web dashboard for scheduling PostgreSQL backups, local or S3-compatible storage, execution history, and guided restores.

    Good for: Developers, database administrators, agencies, and operations teams managing PostgreSQL recovery workflows

  • PicoShare

    Lightweight self-hosted file sharing with direct links, expiration controls, and shared-secret upload access.

    Good for: Developers, small teams, agencies, and privacy-conscious users who need simple self-hosted file sharing

  • Picsur

    Self-hosted image sharing with uploads, editing, conversion, expiring links, and ShareX support.

    Good for: Teams and developers who want their own image/screenshot host instead of a third-party service

  • PinePods

    Self-hosted podcast manager and player with subscriptions, playback history, downloads, queues, and playlists.

    Good for: Teams and individuals who want their podcast library and listening data on infrastructure they control

  • Remark42

    A privacy-focused, self-hosted comment engine with threaded discussions, Markdown, voting, and moderation.

    Good for: Publishers, developers, and documentation and community teams who want comment data on infrastructure they control

  • SQLPage

    Build authenticated, data-driven web apps directly from SQL, with a ready-to-use SQLite starter.

    Good for: Developers, data teams and internal-tool builders

  • The Lounge

    Self-hosted web IRC client that keeps your networks and channels connected around the clock, reachable from any browser.

    Good for: IRC users and self-hosters who want an always-on client

  • Traggo

    Self-hosted, tag-based time tracker with list, calendar, dashboard and statistics views.

    Good for: Freelancers, developers, small teams, and privacy-conscious self-hosters

  • TrailBase

    A compact self-hosted application backend with SQLite, type-safe REST and realtime APIs, authentication, and an admin dashboard.

    Good for: Developers, startups, and indie hackers building apps without a separate database stack

  • WBO

    Self-hosted real-time collaborative whiteboard — draw, share a board URL, and sketch together instantly.

    Good for: Remote teams, educators, and workshop facilitators

  • Unleash

    Self-hosted feature flag management platform for controlled software releases.

    Good for: Software teams, platform engineers, and DevOps teams shipping controlled rollouts

  • TimeTagger

    Self-hosted time tracker with an interactive timeline, flexible hashtag tags, and built-in reporting.

    Good for: Freelancers, consultants, and small teams tracking billable time

  • Tianji

    Self-hosted all-in-one insight platform for website analytics, uptime monitoring, server telemetry, surveys, and public status pages.

    Good for: Developers, DevOps teams, and site operators who want unified analytics and uptime monitoring on their own server

  • Wavelog

    Self-hosted amateur-radio logbook for recording QSOs, managing station profiles, and tracking awards and QSL activity.

    Good for: Amateur-radio operators, clubs, and contesters

  • Wizarr

    Invitation and guided onboarding for Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, and other self-hosted media servers.

    Good for: Self-hosted media-server admins running Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, or Audiobookshelf

  • PatchMon

    Self-hosted Linux patch management with fleet inventory, package visibility and compliance signals, backed by private PostgreSQL and Redis.

    Good for: Linux administrators, infrastructure teams and MSPs managing patch visibility across multiple hosts

  • PeerTube

    Self-hosted, federated video platform with channels, playlists, moderation and ActivityPub federation, on infrastructure you control.

    Good for: Communities, creators, organizations and educators running an independent video platform

  • PhotoPrism

    Private, AI-powered photo and video library for indexing, searching and browsing your own media, backed by private MariaDB.

    Good for: Photographers, families, creative teams and privacy-focused self-hosters

  • Pydio Cells

    Secure self-hosted file sharing, synchronized workspaces and team collaboration, backed by private PostgreSQL.

    Good for: Teams, agencies, IT administrators and privacy-focused organizations

  • RabbitMQ

    Deploy a self-hosted RabbitMQ broker with a managed HTTPS management console, a public AMQP endpoint for application workers, and persistent, restart-safe queues.

    Good for: Good for: backend engineers and platform teams running distributed or queue-driven workloads

  • Redmine

    Deploy Redmine with private PostgreSQL, persistent attachments and a rotated administrator password, for self-hosted project management, issue tracking and roadmaps.

    Good for: Good for: software teams, agencies and IT departments tracking projects and issues

  • Reitti

    Deploy Reitti with private PostGIS and Redis for a privacy-first location timeline — import GPX history and explore routes, visits and trips on your own server.

    Good for: Good for: privacy-conscious travelers, cyclists, runners and self-hosters

  • Rotki

    Deploy Rotki for private, self-hosted crypto portfolio tracking and accounting — connect exchanges, blockchain accounts and manual balances without a hosted service.

    Good for: Good for: privacy-conscious crypto users, portfolio managers and self-hosters

  • Stump

    Self-hosted server for organizing and reading comics, manga, and digital books.

    Good for: Comic and manga collectors, ebook readers, home-library operators, and self-hosters

  • Yamtrack

    Self-hosted media tracker for movies, television, anime, manga, games, books, comics, and board games.

    Good for: Film and television fans, anime and manga readers, gamers, collectors, and self-hosters

  • wger

    Self-hosted workout, nutrition, weight, and body-measurement platform with mobile offline sync.

    Good for: Athletes, coaches, fitness enthusiasts, privacy-conscious users, and self-hosters

  • WhoDB

    Lightweight, self-hosted browser interface to SQL, NoSQL, and cloud databases.

    Good for: Developers, database administrators, data engineers, operators, and self-hosters

  • Semaphore UI

    Deploy Semaphore UI on xCloud with managed HTTPS, persistent PostgreSQL data, immutable images, and verified restart-safe project storage.

    Good for: DevOps engineers, platform teams, infrastructure operators, developers, and self-hosters

  • Tududi

    Deploy Tududi on xCloud with managed HTTPS, persistent projects and uploads, immutable images, and verified restart-safe task data.

    Good for: individuals, small teams, productivity enthusiasts, privacy-conscious users, and self-hosters

  • Spliit

    Deploy Spliit on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private PostgreSQL storage, immutable images, and verified restart-safe expense data.

    Good for: households, travel groups, roommates, clubs, privacy-conscious users, and self-hosters

  • Svix

    Deploy Svix on xCloud with managed HTTPS, signed webhook delivery, private PostgreSQL and Redis, immutable images, and verified restart-safe data.

    Good for: SaaS teams, API developers, platform engineers, automation builders, and self-hosters

  • Squidex

    Deploy Squidex on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private MongoDB, immutable images, structured content APIs, and verified restart-safe persistence.

    Good for: product teams, frontend developers, agencies, API developers, and self-hosters

  • Ryot

    Deploy Ryot on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private PostgreSQL, immutable images, and verified restart-safe measurements and tracking data.

    Good for: self-hosters, media collectors, fitness enthusiasts, quantified-self users, and privacy-conscious individuals

  • Super Productivity

    Deploy Super Productivity on xCloud with managed HTTPS, immutable images, browser-local task data, and verified lifecycle readiness.

    Good for: developers, freelancers, remote workers, privacy-conscious teams, and self-hosters

  • Workout.cool

    Deploy Workout.cool on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private PostgreSQL storage, immutable images, and verified restart persistence.

    Good for: individuals, coaches, fitness enthusiasts, privacy-conscious users, and self-hosters

  • PiGallery2

    Deploy PiGallery2 on xCloud with managed HTTPS, built-in authentication, persistent media and thumbnails, and verified restart-safe storage.

    Good for: photographers, families, creative teams, archivists, and self-hosters

  • Suwayomi Server

    Deploy Suwayomi Server on xCloud with managed HTTPS, built-in authentication, persistent library data, and verified restart-safe storage.

    Good for: manga readers, digital-library maintainers, homelab users, and self-hosters

  • ProjectSend

    Deploy ProjectSend on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private client accounts and groups, persistent file storage, and verified restart-safe delivery tracking.

    Good for: agencies, freelancers, and teams sharing files privately with clients

  • Prefect Server

    Deploy Prefect Server on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private PostgreSQL and Redis, generated authentication, and verified restart-safe flow history.

    Good for: data engineers and teams orchestrating Python workflows

  • Plone

    Deploy Plone on xCloud with managed HTTPS, a generated site administrator, persistent ZODB storage, and verified restart-safe content.

    Good for: teams building structured websites and intranets

  • PigeonPod

    Deploy PigeonPod on xCloud with managed HTTPS, built-in authentication, persistent feed and media storage, and verified restart-safe podcast feeds.

    Good for: self-hosters turning authorized YouTube and Bilibili content into private podcasts

  • Photoview

    Deploy Photoview on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private MariaDB, read-only media scanning, and verified restart-safe photo and video libraries.

    Good for: photographers, families, and self-hosters browsing an existing media library

  • Spice.ai OSS

    Deploy Spice.ai OSS on xCloud with managed HTTPS, a required API key, federated SQL queries, and verified restart-safe runtime state.

    Good for: data teams querying and federating customer-controlled data

  • SolidInvoice

    Deploy SolidInvoice on xCloud with managed HTTPS, a guided first-run setup, persistent SQLite storage, and verified restart-safe invoicing.

    Good for: freelancers and small businesses managing clients, quotes, and invoices

  • ThingsBoard Community Edition

    Deploy ThingsBoard Community Edition on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private PostgreSQL, generated administrator access, and verified restart-safe device data.

    Good for: teams managing IoT devices, telemetry, and dashboards

  • Weblate

    Deploy Weblate on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private PostgreSQL and Valkey, a generated administrator credential, and verified restart-safe translation data.

    Good for: software teams running continuous localization

  • XWiki

    Deploy XWiki on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private PostgreSQL, and verified restart-safe wiki records.

    Good for: teams building a knowledge base, intranet, or structured wiki

  • Zabbix

    Deploy Zabbix on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private PostgreSQL, generated administrator access, and verified restart-safe monitoring history.

    Good for: ops teams monitoring servers, networks, and applications

  • OpenPanel

    Self-hosted product and web analytics — events, funnels, retention, cohorts and a live dashboard, with first-party event tracking on your own domain.

    Good for: SaaS teams, product managers, agencies and developers wanting Mixpanel-style analytics without a third party

  • Docmost

    Deploy Docmost on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private PostgreSQL and Redis, real-time collaborative editing, and verified restart-safe pages and uploads.

    Good for: teams building an internal knowledge base or documentation wiki

  • Spree Commerce

    Deploy Spree Commerce 5.6.1 on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private PostgreSQL, generated first-admin credentials, and restart-safe commerce data.

    Good for: teams building a self-hosted storefront, headless commerce backend, or API-first online store

  • Piwigo

    Deploy Piwigo 16.4.0 on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private MariaDB, guided first-admin setup, and restart-safe gallery data.

    Good for: individuals and teams building a private, self-hosted photo library or gallery

  • Spoolman

    Deploy Spoolman on xCloud with managed HTTPS, mandatory Basic Authentication, a persistent filament-inventory volume, and guided lifecycle controls.

    Good for: makers, print farms, school labs, and small workshops tracking 3D-printer filament inventory

  • SeaweedFS

    Deploy SeaweedFS on xCloud with generated S3 credentials, persistent object storage, managed HTTPS, and a single-node deployment you control.

    Good for: developers and small teams that need a private S3-compatible storage endpoint for app assets, uploads, and backups

  • Warracker

    Deploy Warracker on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private PostgreSQL, a protected owner gateway, and restart-safe warranties, receipts, and claims.

    Good for: households and small teams tracking product warranties, receipts, and claims instead of scattered spreadsheets

  • TaxHacker

    Deploy TaxHacker on xCloud with managed HTTPS, an owner-authentication gateway, private PostgreSQL, and restart-safe transactions and receipts.

    Good for: freelancers, sole proprietors, and small businesses tracking income, expenses, and receipts privately

  • pygeoapi

    Deploy pygeoapi on xCloud with managed HTTPS, a browsable OGC API Features collection, a starter dataset, and restart-safe configuration.

    Good for: developers publishing a small public geospatial dataset via standards-based OGC APIs

  • Verdaccio

    Deploy Verdaccio 6.10.3 on xCloud with managed HTTPS, authenticated publishing, a private @xcloud/* scope, npmjs proxying, and persistent package storage.

    Good for: teams and developers running a private, authenticated npm package registry for internal libraries and CI publishing

  • WireMock

    Deploy WireMock on xCloud with generated Basic Auth credentials on every route, managed HTTPS, persistent saved mappings, and restart-safe lifecycle controls.

    Good for: teams building an authenticated HTTP API mocking server for integration tests, CI fixtures, and frontend development

  • Traccar

    Deploy Traccar on xCloud with managed HTTPS, a secure generated administrator, an allocated OsmAnd device endpoint, and persistent GPS tracking data.

    Good for: fleet operators, logistics teams, field-service businesses, and asset managers tracking vehicles and devices

  • SSHwifty

    Deploy SSHwifty on xCloud with managed HTTPS, a generated web-access password, and a fail-closed allowlist for one SSH destination.

    Good for: developers, infrastructure teams, and support engineers who want browser-based SSH without a local client

  • Tyk Open Source Gateway

    Deploy the open-source Tyk Gateway on xCloud with managed HTTPS, private Valkey storage, a generated API key, and a protected fixture to verify authentication.

    Good for: API teams, platform engineers, and infrastructure operators securing and routing APIs behind a self-hosted gateway

  • Restreamer

    Deploy Restreamer on xCloud with managed HTTPS playback, protected administration, an allocated raw RTMP ingest port, and persistent stream configuration.

    Good for: creators, live-production teams, broadcasters, and developers running private streaming workflows

  • Trino

    Deploy Trino on xCloud with generated access credentials, an authenticated proxy, managed HTTPS, and bundled TPCH/TPCDS benchmark catalogs.

    Good for: data engineers, analytics teams, and platform teams evaluating federated SQL query workflows

  • SillyTavern

    Browser interface for power users to create character-driven chats with customer-selected AI model providers.

    Good for: AI hobbyists and writers running character-driven chats against their own model providers

  • Docling Serve

    Document conversion and extraction API. Converts PDFs, Office files, HTML, images, and more into structured Markdown, JSON, or HTML using layout, table, and OCR understanding, with a built-in UI playground.

    Good for: teams that need PDFs, Office files and images turned into structured Markdown or JSON over an API

  • Shynet

    Privacy-friendly first-party web analytics without cookies or mandatory tracking JavaScript.

    Good for: site owners who want cookie-free first-party analytics without a tracking script

  • TeslaMate

    Self-hosted Tesla data logger with trip, charging, efficiency, and vehicle dashboards. Includes Grafana and protects every public route with HTTP Basic Authentication.

    Good for: Tesla owners logging drives, charging and efficiency into private Grafana dashboards

  • WebThings Gateway

    Open-source smart-home gateway for connecting network and virtual WebThings, creating automations, and managing devices from a private dashboard.

    Good for: smart-home tinkerers connecting devices and automations without a vendor cloud

  • Mage AI

    Build, run, and schedule data pipelines for ETL, streaming, and data integration from a browser-based editor.

    Good for: data engineers building and scheduling ETL and streaming pipelines in the browser

  • Halo

    Modern open-source publishing platform for blogs, websites, themes, plugins, and collaborative content management.

    Good for: bloggers and publishers who want a modern themeable CMS with a plugin ecosystem

  • An Otter Wiki

    Self-hosted collaborative wiki with Markdown editing and preview, full page history backed by Git, and site-wide read/write/upload access levels for anonymous, registered or approved users.

    Good for: small teams keeping a Markdown wiki with Git-backed page history

  • ZNC

    Persistent IRC bouncer with a secure WebAdmin console, per-user networks, and reconnectable client sessions.

    Good for: IRC users who want a persistent bouncer and reconnectable sessions

  • SnappyMail

    A fast, privacy-focused browser webmail client for a customer-supplied IMAP and SMTP service, with TLS verification and persistent configuration.

    Good for: anyone who wants a fast private webmail front end for an existing IMAP account

  • Zulip

    Open-source team chat organized by topic, with powerful search, integrations, and focused asynchronous conversations.

    Good for: teams and communities that prefer topic-threaded chat over a single scrolling channel

  • Roundcube Webmail

    Browser-based webmail client for reading, organizing, and sending email through an existing IMAP and SMTP account.

    Good for: organisations giving users a browser mail client for an existing IMAP and SMTP service

  • Owncast

    Self-hosted live video streaming and chat server with a web player, admin dashboard, and RTMP ingest.

    Good for: creators and communities live-streaming with their own player, chat and RTMP ingest

  • TimescaleDB

    PostgreSQL 17 with Apache-2.0 time-series capabilities, hypertables, and time-oriented query functions.

    Good for: developers storing metrics, events and IoT data in PostgreSQL with hypertables

  • pgweb

    Lightweight web-based PostgreSQL administration with a query editor, schema browser, and multi-database sessions.

    Good for: developers who want a lightweight browser query editor for PostgreSQL

  • CloudBeaver

    Web-based database manager for securely connecting to and working with SQL, NoSQL, and cloud databases from a browser.

    Good for: teams managing SQL, NoSQL and cloud databases from one browser workspace

  • Drawnix

    All-in-one whiteboard combining mind mapping, flowcharts, freehand drawing, and Markdown/Mermaid import in one canvas. Runs entirely in the browser — no accounts, nothing saved server-side.

    Good for: people sketching mind maps, flowcharts and freehand diagrams on a shared whiteboard

  • Smocker

    A fast HTTP mock server with a web interface for defining, testing, and inspecting synthetic API responses, protected by generated HTTP Basic Authentication.

    Good for: developers mocking HTTP APIs for tests and front-end work

  • RStudio Server (Rocker)

    Run RStudio Server in a browser with generated sign-in credentials and persistent projects, settings, and user libraries.

    Good for: data scientists and students running RStudio in a browser with persistent projects

  • Fusio

    Open-source API management platform for designing, publishing, securing, and monitoring APIs.

    Good for: API teams designing, publishing and monetising APIs behind one management layer

  • Directus

    Database-first open-source backend with an administration studio, REST and GraphQL APIs, authentication, file management, and extensions.

    Good for: teams that want an instant REST and GraphQL backend plus admin studio over any SQL database

  • Browserless

    Headless Chromium as a service. Drive browsers over WebSocket with Puppeteer or Playwright, or call the REST API for screenshots, PDFs, content and scraping. Every request needs the generated API token.

    Good for: developers running Puppeteer or Playwright automation, scraping and PDF rendering at scale

  • PocketBase

    Open-source backend in a single file: embedded SQLite database, realtime subscriptions, user auth, file storage and an admin dashboard, served through a REST API. ~30 MB RAM idle.

    Good for: developers who want a single-file backend with auth, realtime data and file storage

  • Plik

    Securely share files from a self-hosted upload service with owner authentication, controlled limits, expiration, and persistent storage.

    Good for: teams sharing files through expiring, authenticated upload links

  • Syncthing

    Continuous private file synchronization between your devices, with encrypted transport, versioning, and a secure browser dashboard.

    Good for: people keeping folders in sync across devices without a cloud middleman

  • VERT

    A browser-based file converter for images, audio, and documents using WebAssembly, served as a static web app.

    Good for: anyone converting images, audio and documents in the browser without uploading to a third party

  • Duplicati

    Encrypted, incremental, deduplicated backups to S3, B2, SFTP, WebDAV, cloud drives and more, scheduled from a browser dashboard.

    Good for: admins running encrypted, deduplicated backups to S3, B2, SFTP or cloud drives

  • FileBrowser Quantum

    Self-hosted web file manager with indexed search, previews, sharing links, multiple users, and WebDAV access.

    Good for: teams that want a web file manager with search, previews, sharing and WebDAV

  • DumbDrop

    Minimal self-hosted drop box for quick file uploads, with optional shared-PIN protection and no accounts.

    Good for: people who need a no-account drop box for quick uploads

  • OpenList

    Self-hosted file listing program that mounts and browses many cloud storage providers through one web UI, WebDAV, and an S3-compatible API. Community-governed fork of AList.

    Good for: users browsing many cloud storage providers through one web UI and WebDAV mount

  • Thumbor

    Secure on-demand image resizing, cropping, filtering, and format conversion through signed URLs.

    Good for: developers serving resized, cropped and converted images on demand through signed URLs

  • MeTube

    Self-hosted web UI for yt-dlp that downloads video and audio from YouTube and hundreds of other sites to your server, with playlists, channel subscriptions, and format presets.

    Good for: people downloading video and audio from YouTube and other sites to their own server

  • Seerr

    Self-hosted media request and discovery manager for Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby libraries, formerly known as Jellyseerr.

    Good for: Plex, Jellyfin and Emby households managing media requests and discovery

  • Komari

    Lightweight self-hosted server monitoring with live and historical metrics, managed nodes, alerts, themes, and plugins.

    Good for: admins who want lightweight live and historical server metrics with alerts

  • Tautulli

    Self-hosted monitoring, analytics, history, and notifications for Plex Media Server.

    Good for: Plex admins tracking playback history, statistics and notifications

  • GlitchTip

    Open-source Sentry-compatible error tracking, performance monitoring, uptime monitoring, logs, and alerting.

    Good for: engineering teams that want Sentry-compatible error and uptime tracking they control

  • Trip

    Self-hosted map tracker and trip planner for organizing places, itineraries, notes, and attachments, protected by generated HTTP Basic Authentication.

    Good for: travellers planning itineraries, places and notes on a private map

  • Tandoor Recipes

    Self-hosted recipe manager with meal planning, shopping lists, imports, sharing, and household collaboration.

    Good for: households managing recipes, meal plans and shopping lists together

  • Yuvomi

    Self-hosted family planner for household tasks, calendars, shopping, meals, documents, and budgets.

    Good for: families organising chores, calendars, meals, documents and budgets in one place

  • Koillection

    Flexible visual inventory for organizing personal and small-business collections, items, images, tags, and loans.

    Good for: collectors cataloguing items, images, tags and loans for personal or small-business inventories

  • Radicale

    Lightweight CalDAV and CardDAV server for private calendars, contacts, and native device synchronization.

    Good for: people syncing private calendars and contacts to their devices over CalDAV and CardDAV

  • Rallly

    Open-source scheduling polls for finding the best date and time with groups, teams, and communities.

    Good for: teams and groups finding a meeting time with quick scheduling polls

  • Grocy

    Self-hosted groceries and household management: stock tracking with best-before dates, shopping lists, recipes, meal planning, chores, and batteries.

    Good for: households tracking stock, best-before dates, chores and shopping

  • Baby Buddy

    Open-source baby tracker for caregivers — log feedings, sleep, diaper changes, tummy time and growth, with reports that help predict baby's needs.

    Good for: caregivers logging feedings, sleep, diaper changes and growth

  • LanguageTool

    Open-source grammar, style, and spell-checking HTTP API for text in more than 20 languages — the same engine behind the LanguageTool desktop and browser clients.

    Good for: writers and product teams that want grammar and style checking over a private API

  • Tinyauth

    Lightweight authentication and OpenID Connect server for protecting self-hosted applications with local users, OAuth, or LDAP.

    Good for: self-hosters putting a login and OpenID Connect layer in front of their apps

  • RSSHub

    Generate RSS feeds for websites that do not provide them, protected by a private access key and per-route authorization codes.

    Good for: readers generating RSS feeds for sites that do not publish them

  • RustDesk Server

    Self-hosted RustDesk rendezvous and relay services for customer-controlled remote-access clients.

    Good for: IT teams running their own remote-desktop rendezvous and relay for RustDesk clients

  • SABnzbd

    Automated Usenet download manager with queue management, history, categories, and post-processing.

    Good for: Usenet users automating downloads with queues, categories and post-processing

  • BentoPDF

    Privacy-first PDF toolkit for merging, splitting, converting, editing, signing, redacting, and OCR. The simple AGPL edition processes documents locally in your browser.

    Good for: anyone merging, splitting, signing, redacting or OCR-ing PDFs without sending them to a cloud

  • Dashy

    A self-hostable personal dashboard with widgets, themes, status checks, bookmarks, and a built-in visual configuration editor.

    Good for: self-hosters who want a customisable start page with widgets and status checks

  • PairDrop

    Peer-to-peer file and text transfer across modern browsers, with temporary rooms and persistent device pairing.

    Good for: people sending files and text between devices on the same network from a browser

  • Gopeed

    Fast browser-managed download service supporting HTTP, BitTorrent, magnet, and ed2k transfers.

    Good for: users managing HTTP, BitTorrent and magnet downloads from a browser

  • Prowlarr

    Open-source indexer manager for configuring, testing, searching, and synchronizing Usenet and torrent indexers with compatible media applications.

    Good for: media-server owners managing Usenet and torrent indexers in one place

  • Wallabag

    Self-hosted read-it-later service that saves web pages for distraction-free reading, tagging, full-text search, and offline access.

    Good for: readers saving articles for distraction-free reading, tagging and offline access

  • Heimdall

    A simple application dashboard and browser start page for organising links to your web apps, with optional live stats for supported apps.

    Good for: anyone who wants a simple app dashboard and browser start page

  • Navidrome

    Self-hosted music server and streamer with a modern web player, multi-user accounts, playlists, and Subsonic API support for mobile and desktop clients. Single Go binary with SQLite.

    Good for: music lovers streaming their own library to web and Subsonic-compatible apps

  • AnythingLLM

    All-in-one, self-hosted AI workspace for chatting with your own documents, building RAG knowledge bases and running AI agents with your own LLM provider.

    Good for: Teams and individuals who want a private AI assistant over their own documents

  • Chevereto

    Self-hosted image hosting for uploading, organising and sharing photos, with albums, user accounts and a 2 GB upload limit.

    Good for: Communities, creators and agencies who want their own image hosting site

  • PowerSync

    Self-hosted PowerSync Service for real-time, offline-first sync between client-side SQLite and your own PostgreSQL, MySQL or MongoDB backend.

    Good for: Developers building offline-first or real-time web, mobile and desktop apps

  • CrowdSec

    Open-source, participative security engine with a Local API and a pre-registered bouncer key for collecting detections and serving block decisions.

    Good for: Sysadmins and DevOps teams protecting servers from brute force, scans and malicious IPs

  • I Hate Money

    Simple, self-hosted shared expense tracker for flatshares, trips and groups, with private project codes and no sign-up for participants.

    Good for: Flatshares, travel groups, families and clubs splitting shared costs

  • Ampache

    Self-hosted, web-based music streaming server with a pre-created administrator account, a private MariaDB database and Subsonic API support.

    Good for: Music collectors and small households who want to stream their own library

  • MinIO

    S3-compatible object storage with a full web console, generated root credentials and a public S3 API for your clients and backup tools.

    Good for: Developers and teams who need S3-compatible storage for app files, backups or media

  • LibreDB Studio

    Browser-based SQL IDE covering sixteen database engines, with a Monaco editor, ER diagrams, schema diff and OIDC single sign-on.

    Good for: Developers, data engineers and DBAs who need a shared, browser-based database workspace

  • LibreTranslate

    Free and open-source machine translation API and web interface, powered by Argos Translate instead of a proprietary cloud service.

    Good for: Developers and teams who need a translation API without sending text to a third-party cloud

  • Kavita

    Fast, self-hosted reading server for manga, webtoons, comics and ebooks, with responsive web readers and role-based sharing.

    Good for: Readers and collectors of manga, comics and ebooks who want a private shared library

  • Proxyscotch

    The official Hoppscotch proxy, token-protected on your own server, so browser API requests are not blocked by CORS.

    Good for: Developers and API teams using Hoppscotch who want a private proxy

  • Bugsink

    Self-hosted error tracking that accepts events from the Sentry SDKs you already use, with teams, projects and a per-project DSN.

    Good for: Developers and small teams who want to self-host their error data

  • Engram

    Self-hosted sync server for Engram, giving AI coding agents persistent project memory shared across machines through one HTTPS endpoint.

    Good for: Developers and teams using AI coding agents who want shared agent memory on their own infrastructure

  • EverShop

    Open-source, TypeScript-first ecommerce platform built on Node.js, React and GraphQL, with a storefront, admin panel and private PostgreSQL.

    Good for: Developers, agencies and small merchants who want a self-hosted, customizable JavaScript store

  • AzuraCast

    Self-hosted all-in-one web radio suite with AutoDJ, playlists, live DJs and a public player on your own HTTPS domain.

    Good for: Internet radio stations, podcasters and community radio that want to run their own station

  • Pterodactyl Panel

    Free, open-source control panel for managing game servers such as Minecraft, Rust and Terraria, with its database, cache and HTTPS already set up.

    Good for: Game-server hosts, gaming communities and small hosting providers that want a self-hosted control panel

  • Double Zero

    Self-hosted dashboard for Amazon SES that tracks delivery, bounces and SES events for the transactional email you send through its API.

    Good for: Developers and small SaaS teams that send transactional email through Amazon SES

  • Commento++

    Free, open-source comment box to embed in place of Disqus, with a moderation dashboard, no ads and no third-party tracking.

    Good for: Bloggers, documentation and static-site owners who want comments without Disqus ads or tracking

  • Crawl4AI

    Open-source LLM-friendly web crawler that turns web pages into clean Markdown, with a REST API, browser playground and MCP endpoint.

    Good for: AI and LLM developers, RAG and data-pipeline engineers, and teams that need a private crawling API

  • Flarum

    Simple, fast, open-source forum software for online communities, launched with an administrator account, HTTPS and a managed MariaDB database.

    Good for: Community managers, product teams and open-source projects that want a self-hosted discussion space

  • Soft Serve

    Small, self-hostable Git server from Charm that you manage over SSH, with Git LFS and HTTPS access on a very small footprint.

    Good for: Developers and homelab users who want a private, lightweight, terminal-first Git server

  • Tuwunel

    High-performance Matrix homeserver written in Rust, the successor to conduwuit, for running your own federated chat server.

    Good for: Teams, communities and privacy-focused organisations that want a self-hosted Matrix server without Synapse

  • Palmr

    Self-hosted, open-source file sharing with password-protected share links, reverse shares and user accounts, with storage on your own server.

    Good for: Teams and individuals who want a WeTransfer-style service they control

  • Inngest

    Durable background jobs and workflows that retry on failure, run on your own Inngest server behind HTTPS with a protected dashboard.

    Good for: Developers running event-driven jobs and multi-step workflows

  • Steel Browser

    An open-source browser API for AI agents and automation, running Chromium that you drive over HTTP, Puppeteer, Playwright or Selenium.

    Good for: AI agent builders and scrapers who need a private, password-protected browser endpoint

  • FalkorDB

    A low-latency property graph database that speaks OpenCypher over the Redis protocol, with a browser UI and persistent graph storage.

    Good for: Teams building knowledge graphs, GraphRAG pipelines or agent memory

  • Annif

    Open-source automated subject indexing for libraries and archives, suggesting subject headings for documents with trained models.

    Good for: Libraries, archives and research teams tagging documents with subject terms

  • Coai

    A self-hosted AI chat gateway with one web UI and an OpenAI-compatible API in front of the model providers you choose.

    Good for: Teams and service providers running a multi-user AI chat and API service

  • Budget Board

    A self-hosted personal finance app for accounts, transactions, monthly budgets and goals, built as an alternative to the shut-down Mint.

    Good for: People who want budgeting and net-worth tracking on a server they own

  • Microweber

    An open-source drag-and-drop website builder and CMS on Laravel, with live text editing, blogging and a built-in online shop.

    Good for: Small businesses and designers building sites and shops without theme code

  • Bluesky PDS

    Self-host the official Bluesky Personal Data Server on xCloud with managed HTTPS, generated secrets and persistent storage.

    Good for: Developers and privacy-minded users self-hosting Bluesky accounts

  • Fider

    Open-source feedback board for collecting, voting on and prioritising product ideas, on HTTPS with PostgreSQL.

    Good for: Product teams and maintainers collecting user feedback

  • Chatto

    Self-hosted team chat server with a built-in web client, HTTPS and persistent message storage in one container.

    Good for: Teams and communities wanting self-hosted chat they control

  • Infisical

    Open-source secrets management for API keys, credentials and env variables, on HTTPS with Postgres and Redis.

    Good for: Developers and DevOps teams self-hosting secrets management

  • Home Assistant

    Home Assistant 2026.9.4 on xCloud with HTTPS and persistent config. Cloud-hosted: no local device discovery, USB or Bluetooth.

    Good for: Cloud-service and MQTT automation users

  • Elasticsearch

    Elasticsearch 9.5.4 search API on xCloud with HTTPS, a generated elastic password and persistent indexes on your own server.

    Good for: Developers needing a self-hosted search and analytics API

  • AstrBot

    AstrBot v4.28.2 LLM chatbot platform on xCloud with a web dashboard, HTTPS, generated login and persistent data.

    Good for: Developers building LLM chatbots for messaging platforms

  • Redlib

    Browse Reddit privately through your own Redlib instance: no ads, trackers or JavaScript, with HTTPS on xCloud.

    Good for: Privacy-minded users and communities

  • Open Notebook

    Self-hosted AI research notebook for sources, notes and podcasts, with your choice of LLM provider and HTTPS on xCloud.

    Good for: Researchers, writers and teams

  • Portabase

    Self-hosted backup control plane for scheduling database backups, storing archives and restoring them from a browser.

    Good for: Teams and developers managing database backups

  • Big-AGI

    Multi-model AI chat workspace on your own domain: bring your own API keys, with chats kept in your browser.

    Good for: Engineers and self-hosters wanting a private multi-model AI chat UI

  • Documenso

    Self-hosted document signing with PDF workflows, audit trails and email signer invitations, on HTTPS with PostgreSQL.

    Good for: Teams who want to run their own document signing

  • Profilarr

    Sync Sonarr and Radarr quality profiles and custom formats from one place, on HTTPS with persistent storage.

    Good for: Self-hosters who run Sonarr and Radarr

  • Evolution API

    Self-hosted WhatsApp API with Manager UI, webhooks and multi-instance sessions, on HTTPS with PostgreSQL and Redis.

    Good for: Developers integrating WhatsApp messaging

  • FUXA

    Web SCADA and HMI platform for building industrial dashboards in the browser, with HTTPS and a generated admin login.

    Good for: Industrial automation engineers and IoT builders

  • Fireshare

    Self-hosted video and image sharing library with unique share links, Open Graph previews and per-user permissions.

    Good for: Creators, gamers and small teams

  • ChronoFrame

    Self-hosted EXIF-aware photo gallery with a map and timeline view, HTTPS and a generated admin login, on xCloud.

    Good for: Photographers wanting a private gallery

  • LittleLink Server

    Self-hosted link-in-bio page on your own domain with HTTPS, no database and no admin login to manage.

    Good for: Creators, developers and small teams

  • Multi-Scrobbler

    Collect plays from Jellyfin, Plex and Spotify and scrobble them to Last.fm, ListenBrainz or Maloja, behind HTTPS.

    Good for: Self-hosters and music fans running a media server

  • Habitica

    Gamified habit and task tracker — turn habits, dailies and to-dos into experience, gold, parties and quests.

    Good for: Individuals, families and teams who want a private gamified habit tracker

  • LetterFeed

    Turns newsletters in an IMAP mailbox into a per-sender Atom feed plus a combined master feed.

    Good for: Readers who want their email newsletters delivered as RSS feeds

  • NextChat

    Light, fast, open-source chat UI for OpenAI, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek and other model providers.

    Good for: People who want a private front-end for their own AI model API keys

  • Colanode Server

    Self-hosted sync backend for the Colanode collaborative workspace — accounts, pages, real-time sync and file uploads.

    Good for: Teams running their own Colanode workspace instead of the hosted version

  • LimeSurvey

    Open-source survey platform for questionnaires, polls and response collection.

    Good for: Researchers, HR teams and businesses collecting survey responses privately

  • Flagsmith

    Open-source feature flag, remote config and A/B testing platform with a dashboard and REST/SDK API.

    Good for: Engineering teams rolling out features gradually and running experiments

  • Alarik

    High-performance, Swift-based S3-compatible object store positioned as a transparent community alternative.

    Good for: Developers who want their own S3-compatible object store

  • FossFLOW

    Progressive Web App for drawing isometric diagrams of infrastructure and architecture, built on the Isoflow library.

    Good for: Engineers and architects documenting infrastructure visually

  • OpenWA

    WhatsApp API gateway with a web dashboard, REST API and Socket.IO, connecting through whatsapp-web.js or Baileys.

    Good for: Developers building WhatsApp automations and integrations

  • Mixpost

    Self-hosted social media scheduler for planning and publishing posts to X, Facebook, Mastodon and more (Lite edition).

    Good for: Teams and creators scheduling social posts without a SaaS subscription

  • bolt.diy

    Browser-based AI coding workspace — chat with a model provider you choose, then preview and iterate on the app in-browser.

    Good for: Developers who want an AI app builder on their own infrastructure

  • Kan

    Open-source Trello alternative with workspaces, boards, lists, cards, labels, filters and Trello import.

    Good for: Teams who want a self-hosted kanban board

  • Filestash

    Storage-agnostic web file manager that speaks SFTP, S3, FTP, SMB, WebDAV and about 20 more storage protocols.

    Good for: Teams who need one browser UI over several storage backends

  • Unstructured API

    HTTP API that partitions PDFs, Office files, images and text into structured JSON for search and AI ingestion pipelines.

    Good for: Developers building RAG and document-processing pipelines

  • Typecho

    Lightweight PHP blogging platform with Markdown writing, themes, plugins and custom fields, backed by SQLite.

    Good for: Bloggers who want a fast, minimal self-hosted blog

  • Baserow

    Open-source no-code database and application builder for spreadsheet-style tables, forms and workflows.

    Good for: Teams building internal tools and databases without code

  • Carbone

    Document-generation API that fills office templates with JSON data and renders PDF, DOCX, XLSX, ODT and HTML.

    Good for: Developers generating invoices, reports and contracts from templates

  • CheckCle

    Open-source monitoring platform for uptime, SSL and domain expiry, incident tracking and public status pages.

    Good for: Teams who want their own uptime monitoring and status page

  • Readyset

    SQL cache wire-compatible with MySQL and Postgres — cache chosen queries while everything else passes through unchanged.

    Good for: Developers speeding up an existing MySQL or Postgres database

  • Barrage

    A modern web interface for the Deluge BitTorrent client, with a bundled Deluge download engine for adding and managing torrents from a browser.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who want a browser-based torrent client with a clean interface.

  • YTPTube

    A self-hosted web interface and download manager for yt-dlp, with scheduled tasks, presets and a built-in file browser and player.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters, archivists and homelab users who want a browser-based yt-dlp download manager.

  • Faved

    A private, open-source bookmark manager with nested tags, instant search and imports from browsers, Raindrop and Pocket.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and privacy-minded users leaving Raindrop, Pocket or browser sync for a self-hosted bookmark library.

  • WeTTY

    A browser-based terminal that connects to a bundled SSH server over a WebSocket, giving a Linux shell in any browser tab.

    Good for: Good for: developers and sysadmins who want terminal access from any browser.

  • Dispatcharr

    A self-hosted IPTV and stream manager that consolidates M3U playlists, XMLTV guides and Xtream Codes accounts and re-serves them to players and DVRs.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and home-media users who manage IPTV playlists and guides for players and DVRs.

  • Sharry

    A self-hosted file-sharing service for uploading files and sending back a public link, with optional passwords, expiry and guest upload pages.

    Good for: Good for: teams, freelancers and agencies who want to send and receive large files from their own domain.

  • Eonvelope

    A self-hosted email archive that collects mail from IMAP, POP3, Exchange and JMAP accounts or uploaded eml/mbox files and keeps it searchable and downloadable.

    Good for: Good for: individuals, teams and admins who want a private, searchable archive of their email.

  • Hammer

    A sync server and admin dashboard for the Hammer long-form story editor's desktop and mobile apps.

    Good for: Good for: writers who use the Hammer apps and want to sync stories through their own server.

  • Planka

    A real-time, self-hosted Kanban board for organizing work as projects, boards, lists and cards.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want private Kanban project boards.

  • MediaManager

    A self-hosted manager for a TV show and movie collection, with metadata from TMDB and TVDB.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who manage a TV and movie library and run their own download client and indexer.

  • Presidio

    An open-source engine for detecting personally identifiable information in text, via the Presidio Analyzer HTTP API.

    Good for: Good for: developers and data teams who need to find personal data in text.

  • CaddyManager

    A web UI for managing one or many Caddy 2 servers — editing and validating Caddyfiles, watching server health and reviewing an audit log.

    Good for: Good for: DevOps engineers, homelab users and agencies running Caddy servers.

  • Workout Challenge

    A self-hosted web app for running fitness competitions with goal-based points, live leaderboards and optional Strava import.

    Good for: Good for: friend groups, families, workplaces and clubs running fitness challenges.

  • DumbWhoIs

    A small, stateless self-hosted lookup tool for domain WHOIS, IP geolocation and ASN details.

    Good for: Good for: developers, sysadmins and domain or network researchers who want a private lookup tool.

  • Scrob

    A self-hosted watch tracker and scrobbler for movies and TV shows, with history, stats, ratings and Trakt import.

    Good for: Good for: home media server users who want private watch history and stats.

  • Tymeslot

    A self-hosted meeting scheduler with public booking pages, calendar sync, video meeting links and automated emails.

    Good for: Good for: freelancers, consultants and small teams who want a self-hosted alternative to closed scheduling SaaS.

  • Compose Craft

    A visual editor for Docker Compose that lets you design services, networks, volumes and ports on a canvas and export a ready-to-run compose file.

    Good for: Good for: developers and DevOps teams who write or share Docker Compose files.

  • Priviblur

    A privacy-focused alternative front-end for Tumblr that proxies pages and media through your own server, with no Tumblr account needed.

    Good for: Good for: privacy-minded self-hosters who read Tumblr and want a tracker-free front-end.

  • R2R

    An open-source retrieval-augmented generation engine with a REST API, document ingestion, hybrid search, agents and a web dashboard.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams building retrieval-augmented generation apps who want a self-hosted backend.

  • CrossWatch

    A self-hosted sync engine that keeps watchlists, ratings, watch history and playback progress aligned across media servers and trackers.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running Plex, Jellyfin or Emby who track media on Trakt, SIMKL or similar services.

  • Dashbrr

    A self-hosted dashboard for monitoring and managing your media automation stack, with live real-time status for services like Sonarr, Radarr and Plex.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who run a media automation (arr) stack and want one place to watch its health.

  • MyFin

    A self-hosted personal finance manager for budgeting, tracking income/spending, investments and net-worth forecasting.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and households who want a private, self-hosted budgeting and expense-tracking tool.

  • Countly

    A first-party product analytics platform (Community Edition) for web, mobile and desktop apps — sessions, events, crashes, push and dashboards, stored in your own MongoDB.

    Good for: Good for: product and engineering teams who want first-party analytics for web, mobile and desktop apps.

  • Ziit

    An open-source, self-hostable alternative to WakaTime — a minimal dashboard for coding-time statistics across projects, languages, editors and branches.

    Good for: Good for: developers and small teams who want private coding-time tracking.

  • Operational

    A self-hosted event tracker — your own code sends events like signups, payments and errors, viewed in a dashboard with optional push/email alerts.

    Good for: Good for: developers and indie founders who want to monitor product events on their own server.

  • Bracket

    A self-hosted tournament system for running sports and game events, with swiss, single-elimination and round-robin formats and public spectator dashboards.

    Good for: Good for: clubs, leagues, esports and game-night organisers, and event teams who want to self-host tournament management.

  • Nimtable

    A web console for exploring and managing Apache Iceberg catalogs and tables, with a built-in Spark SQL editor.

    Good for: Good for: data engineers and platform teams running Apache Iceberg lakehouses.

  • FluidCalendar

    An open-source calendar and task manager that auto-schedules your tasks into free calendar time.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams who want a self-hosted calendar and task planner.

  • Invoicerr

    An open-source invoicing app for freelancers and small businesses, with clients, quotes, invoices and PDF export.

    Good for: Good for: freelancers and small businesses who want self-hosted invoicing.

  • OwnTracks Recorder

    A lightweight, self-hosted store and viewer for location data published by the OwnTracks mobile apps.

    Good for: Good for: privacy-minded individuals, families and self-hosters who use the OwnTracks apps.

  • Cap Captcha

    A self-hosted, privacy-friendly proof-of-work CAPTCHA with a dashboard, per-site keys and a siteverify API.

    Good for: Good for: developers and site owners who want self-hosted, privacy-friendly bot protection.

  • Aptabase

    Open-source, privacy-first analytics for mobile, desktop and web apps, with SDKs and a dashboard for viewing ingested events.

    Good for: Good for: app developers and product teams who want privacy-first analytics on their own infrastructure.

  • OpenViking

    An open-source context database for AI agents that stores hierarchical memory, resources and skills, served over HTTP, MCP and a Studio UI.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams building AI agents who want a private memory and knowledge store.

  • DokuWiki

    A simple, file-based wiki with page history, access control lists and a large plugin ecosystem, needing no database.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want a simple self-hosted documentation wiki.

  • Seafile

    A self-hosted file sync and sharing server organized around libraries, with desktop and mobile clients and WebDAV support.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want self-hosted file sync and sharing.

  • Affine Pro

    A self-hosted workspace for documents, whiteboards and real-time collaboration, organized into cloud workspaces.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want a self-hosted docs and whiteboard workspace.

  • OpenLIT

    An open-source observability platform for AI applications that collects OpenTelemetry traces, metrics and logs and stores them in ClickHouse.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams running LLM and AI applications who want self-hosted observability.

  • UptimeKit

    An open-source status-page and uptime-monitoring application for HTTP and TCP services, with incidents, organizations, analytics and notifications.

    Good for: Good for: developers, DevOps teams, agencies and SaaS operators who want self-hosted status pages and uptime monitoring.

  • Letta

    An open-source server for stateful AI agents with persistent memory, exposed as a REST API backed by Postgres with pgvector.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams building AI agents with long-term memory who want to self-host the server.

  • Automatisch

    An open-source Zapier alternative that connects services like Slack and Twitter into automated flows, without writing code.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want self-hosted workflow automation with data on their own server.

  • Friendica

    A free, decentralised social network server that federates with the Fediverse (Mastodon, Lemmy, Pixelfed) and Diaspora, with per-post privacy controls.

    Good for: Good for: community builders and privacy-minded users who want their own Fediverse node.

  • Argilla

    An open-source collaboration tool for AI engineers and domain experts to build and annotate high-quality datasets for NLP, LLM and multimodal projects.

    Good for: Good for: AI engineers and ML teams building and curating training datasets.

  • Skyvern

    A browser-automation platform that uses vision LLMs and computer vision to operate real Chromium sessions instead of brittle per-site selectors.

    Good for: Good for: developers and ops teams automating browser workflows with an LLM.

  • Morphic

    An open-source AI answer engine that returns cited, grounded answers through a generative UI, backed by bundled SearXNG search.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want a private, self-hosted AI search interface on their own LLM key.

  • Vane

    A privacy-focused AI answering engine that combines web search with local or cloud LLMs and returns answers with cited sources, with SearXNG bundled.

    Good for: Good for: developers and privacy-minded teams who want a self-hosted AI search assistant.

  • SnapOtter

    A self-hosted file-processing suite covering image, video, audio, PDF and document tools, with local AI tools, pipelines and a REST API.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and teams who want private file conversion, compression and AI image tools.

  • MintHCM

    An open-source human capital management suite built on SuiteCRM, covering recruitment, onboarding, time, leave and employee records.

    Good for: Good for: HR teams, agencies and IT admins who want self-hosted, open-source HR software.

  • Rocket.Chat

    An open-source team communications platform with channels, direct messages, voice calls, federation and an apps framework.

    Good for: Good for: teams and organizations that want a self-hosted, open-source team chat workspace.

  • NodeBB

    An open-source discussion forum built on Node.js with real-time discussions over web sockets, RESTful APIs and a plugin ecosystem.

    Good for: Good for: community managers, support teams and developers who want a self-hosted discussion forum.

  • useSend

    Open-source email-sending infrastructure with a dashboard, REST API, webhooks and bounce/delivery tracking on your own Amazon SES account.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams sending transactional or marketing email through their own Amazon SES account.

  • Langfuse

    Open-source LLM engineering platform for tracing LLM calls, running evaluations and managing prompts.

    Good for: Good for: AI/ML engineers and teams building LLM applications who want self-hosted observability.

  • AudioMuse-AI

    Analyses your Jellyfin, Emby, Navidrome, Plex or Lyrion library by how tracks sound and builds smart playlists, similarity search and a music map.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running a media server who want sound-based playlists and music discovery.

  • LobeHub

    Open-source AI workspace for chat, agents, knowledge bases and web search, using your own model provider API keys.

    Good for: Good for: developers, teams and privacy-minded users who want their own AI chat and agent workspace.

  • IronCalc

    Open-source, Rust-built spreadsheet engine with a browser app for editing, importing and sharing .xlsx-compatible workbooks.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams evaluating open-source spreadsheet engines, or wanting a lightweight self-hosted spreadsheet.

  • ShadowBroker

    Open-source OSINT map putting public aircraft, vessel, satellite, hazard and news telemetry on one live dashboard.

    Good for: Good for: OSINT analysts, researchers, journalists, and radio/aviation hobbyists.

  • 13ft Ladder

    Lightweight self-hosted reader that fetches a web article on your own server and shows it in a clean, distraction-free view.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams who want a private, password-protected reader view for web articles.

  • Warpgate

    Open-source bastion for SSH, HTTPS, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, RDP and VNC with per-target access and session recording.

    Good for: Good for: DevOps teams, sysadmins, agencies and MSPs who manage access to servers and databases.

  • Dkron

    Open-source, cron-style job scheduler with a web UI and REST API for shell commands and HTTP calls.

    Good for: Good for: developers, DevOps and sysadmins who run scheduled scripts and webhooks.

  • degoog

    Self-hosted search aggregator that queries the engines you choose and merges their results on one page, extendable with plugins and themes.

    Good for: Good for: privacy-minded individuals, homelab users, and teams or communities running their own search front end.

  • PeaNUT

    A web dashboard for Network UPS Tools (NUT) showing live status, battery charge, runtime and load for every UPS your NUT servers report.

    Good for: Good for: homelab owners, small-office IT and MSPs running NUT servers for their UPS units

  • Scada-LTS

    An open-source, web-based SCADA system for data acquisition from industrial devices, alarm handling and graphical HMI views, backed by a private MySQL database.

    Good for: Good for: automation engineers, system integrators and industrial IoT teams

  • Fladder

    A modern, cross-platform frontend for Jellyfin with an adaptive playback interface, multi-server support and trickplay scrubbing.

    Good for: Good for: Jellyfin users and home-media enthusiasts who want a nicer web client for family or friends

  • Traefik Manager

    A self-hosted web UI for managing Traefik routes, middlewares, services and certificates across one or more remote servers through a lightweight agent.

    Good for: Good for: developers, homelabbers and ops teams running Traefik across one or more servers

  • YT-DLP Web Player

    A self-hosted, ad-free video player and downloader powered by yt-dlp — paste a URL or search query to watch or download video and audio.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and privacy-minded users who want an ad-free player and downloader for online video

  • Wishlist

    A self-hosted gift wishlist you share with friends and family — add items, others claim them, and nobody buys the same gift twice.

    Good for: Good for: families, friend groups and couples who want a private gift list or registry

  • YT Zero

    A self-hosted YouTube inbox showing only your subscribed channels in one chronological feed, with playlists, tags and optional yt-dlp downloads.

    Good for: Good for: people who want a distraction-free YouTube subscription feed, and households who want to own their video library

  • HabitTrove

    A gamified habit tracker where completing habits earns coins, redeemable for rewards on a shared wishlist, with streaks and completion stats.

    Good for: Good for: individuals, families and small groups who want a private, gamified habit tracker

  • Metadata Remote

    A browser-based editor for audio metadata and album art on headless servers, with bulk tag edits, undo history and MusicBrainz suggestions.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and home-media users who keep music libraries on a server and need to fix tags without a desktop app

  • BookLogr

    A self-hosted personal library for tracking books you own, are reading or want to read, with ratings, notes and an optional public profile.

    Good for: Good for: readers and book collectors who want a private, self-hosted reading log.

  • Lunalytics

    An open-source uptime monitor for HTTP(S), TCP, ping, JSON and push checks, with status pages, incident management and multi-channel alerts.

    Good for: Good for: developers, agencies and small ops teams who want self-hosted uptime monitoring and public status pages.

  • CookCLI

    The official self-hosted web server for Cooklang recipes: a browser editor, shopping lists, pantry tracking and menu plans over plain-text recipe files.

    Good for: Good for: home cooks and families who want their recipes as plain-text files they own.

  • Foldergram

    A self-hosted, Instagram-inspired gallery that turns folders of photos and videos into profiles with a feed, Reels and Moments.

    Good for: Good for: homelab users, photographers and families who keep photos in folders and want a private feed-style viewer.

  • FlashPaper

    A minimal self-hosted service for sharing passwords and short notes through AES-256 encrypted, one-time self-destructing links.

    Good for: Good for: IT teams, agencies, MSPs and developers who share credentials with clients or colleagues.

  • sup3rS3cretMes5age

    Algolia's open-source, self-destructing message and file-sharing service, backed by a private HashiCorp Vault cubbyhole behind one-time tokens.

    Good for: Good for: DevOps, IT and support teams that share credentials with colleagues or customers.

  • QuickDrop

    A self-hosted file sharing, pastebin and link shortener in one app, with chunked uploads, expiring password-protected share links and an admin panel.

    Good for: Good for: small teams, agencies and individuals who want a private file drop on their own domain.

  • Dashwise

    A self-hosted homelab dashboard for app links, service status checks, RSS news, widgets and search, configured entirely from its UI.

    Good for: Good for: homelab and self-hosting users who want one private dashboard for their services.

  • Exercise Diary

    A lightweight, self-hosted workout log with a GitHub-style yearly heat map, exercise definitions, set logging and body-weight tracking.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small groups who want a private, self-hosted workout log.

  • It's MyTabs

    A self-hosted guitar and bass tab viewer and player: upload Guitar Pro, MusicXML or Capella files and play them back with a MIDI synth or synced audio/YouTube.

    Good for: Good for: guitarists, bassists and music teachers who want a private, shareable tab library.

  • Frigate-Notify

    A headless notifier that watches an existing Frigate NVR and pushes detection alerts with snapshots to ntfy, Discord, Telegram and more.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running Frigate NVR without Home Assistant or MQTT.

  • Pingvin Share X

    A self-hosted WeTransfer-style file-sharing tool: upload files, get a link, and control expiry, passwords and visitor limits, plus reverse uploads.

    Good for: Good for: agencies, freelancers and small teams sending large files to clients from their own domain.

  • Scratch Map

    A self-hosted, interactive scratch-off travel map covering the world plus regional maps for 13 countries, with per-place visit years and photo links.

    Good for: Good for: travellers and families keeping a private, self-hosted record of places visited.

  • GiftManager

    A self-hosted gift idea and wishlist manager with purchase tracking and Secret Santa draws, so surprises stay secret within the family.

    Good for: Good for: families and friend groups who want a private, self-hosted gift list.

  • Subscription Manager

    A self-hosted recurring-payment tracker with a renewal calendar, multi-currency totals, and daily reminders via ntfy or Gotify.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and households keeping track of recurring subscriptions on their own server.

  • portchecker.io

    An open-source web tool and REST API that checks whether TCP ports are open on a public hostname or IPv4 address.

    Good for: Good for: developers, sysadmins and hosting teams troubleshooting network and firewall setups.

  • Sortarr

    A read-only analytics dashboard for Sonarr, Radarr, Plex, Jellyfin and Emby libraries, showing size, quality, bitrate and codec breakdowns.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and home-media enthusiasts running medium to large Sonarr/Radarr/Plex libraries.

  • Aurral

    A self-hosted music discovery companion for Lidarr that recommends artists and albums and sends requests to your existing Lidarr server.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who already run Lidarr and want recommendations and an easier request workflow.

  • MedAssist

    A self-hosted medication tracker that keeps your stock and dosing schedules in one place and emails low-supply reminders.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and families managing regular medications who want the data on their own server.

  • Sonobarr

    A self-hosted music discovery companion for Lidarr that finds similar artists via Last.fm and sends picks straight to Lidarr.

    Good for: Good for: Lidarr users and self-hosted music collectors who want new artist suggestions sent straight to their library.

  • Chiyogami

    A lightweight self-hosted pastebin with syntax highlighting, Markdown, expiring pastes and in-browser encryption.

    Good for: Good for: developers, ops teams and communities who share code, logs and notes and want their own pastebin.

  • Docker Static Maps

    A self-hosted REST API that renders PNG, JPEG, WebP or PDF static map images with markers, shapes and text overlays.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who embed map images in emails, reports, apps or generated documents.

  • Mantium

    A self-hosted, cross-site manga tracker that follows your series across MangaDex, MangaPlus and other sources.

    Good for: Good for: manga readers who follow series across several sites and want one private tracker.

  • Organizr

    A self-hosted dashboard that loads all your web services as tabs on one page, with its own user accounts and groups.

    Good for: Good for: homelab and self-hosting users, and small teams running several web tools.

  • Basic Memory

    A self-hosted MCP server that gives AI assistants a persistent, searchable Markdown knowledge base with a local knowledge graph.

    Good for: Good for: developers and AI power users who want one shared, persistent memory across Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients.

  • Pixelfin

    An artwork manager for Jellyfin that reviews, edits, and backs up a library's posters, backdrops and logos as ZIP files.

    Good for: Good for: Jellyfin users who curate their library artwork.

  • SparkyBudget

    A self-hosted personal finance app for tracking accounts, setting monthly and recurring budgets, and reviewing spending trends.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and households who want a private, self-hosted budget tracker.

  • HabitSync

    An open-source, self-hosted habit tracker with yes/no and numerical habits, shared habits, monthly challenges and Apprise-powered reminders.

    Good for: Good for: individuals, families and small groups who want a private, shareable habit tracker.

  • auto-mcs

    A cross-platform Minecraft Java Edition server manager that creates, launches and manages Paper, Purpur, Fabric, Forge and other server types from a browser terminal.

    Good for: Good for: players and small communities hosting a private Minecraft Java server.

  • Listenarr

    A self-hosted audiobook manager in the *arr family that finds audiobooks with Audible and Amazon metadata and organises downloads into a library.

    Good for: Good for: audiobook listeners and home-media enthusiasts who already run *arr-style automation or torrent/Usenet clients.

  • Tagr

    A self-hosted music metadata editor with a web UI for bulk tag editing, album art, MusicBrainz lookups and a full revertable change history.

    Good for: Good for: music collectors, self-hosters and small teams curating a shared music library.

  • Anki Sync Server Enhanced

    A private sync server for Anki, built on the official Anki sync server, that syncs decks, reviews and media between Anki desktop, AnkiDroid and AnkiMobile.

    Good for: Good for: students, language learners and exam candidates who use Anki and want their data off AnkiWeb.

  • CouchTube

    A self-hosted, TV-style YouTube channel player that schedules curated channel line-ups by time of day instead of a feed or algorithm.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters, families and small groups who want a lean-back, curated YouTube viewing experience.

  • Baïkal

    A lightweight, self-hosted CalDAV and CardDAV server for private calendar and contact sync over open standards.

    Good for: Good for: individuals, families and small teams who want private calendar and contact sync.

  • URL-to-PNG

    A self-hosted screenshot API that renders any web page to a PNG with headless Chromium, locked down behind an encrypted-request key.

    Good for: Good for: developers and product teams that need link previews, thumbnails or page captures from their own backend.

  • Openchangelog

    A self-hosted changelog site that turns Markdown release notes in a GitHub repository into a searchable public page with an RSS feed.

    Good for: Good for: SaaS and open-source teams that keep release notes in GitHub and want a public product-updates page.

  • Pelican Panel

    An open-source control panel for managing game servers — eggs, nodes, users and roles from one web admin panel, with SQLite built in.

    Good for: Good for: communities and admins running their own game servers via remote Wings nodes

  • Surmai

    A self-hosted personal and family travel organizer for trips, itineraries, transportation, lodging, activities, attachments and expenses.

    Good for: Good for: families, couples and small groups who plan trips together

  • Scriberr

    A self-hosted audio and video transcription app producing timestamped transcripts with WhisperX, NVIDIA Parakeet or Canary.

    Good for: Good for: podcasters, researchers and journalists who want private transcription without per-hour cloud fees

  • Mindwtr

    A private sync server and REST API for Mindwtr, the local-first Getting Things Done (GTD) task manager, for multi-device sync.

    Good for: Good for: GTD users who want private multi-device task sync

  • OTS

    A self-hosted one-time secret sharing service — secrets are encrypted in the browser, shared as a link, and deleted after the first view.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who need to share credentials securely

  • RSSBox

    A self-hosted RSS processor that fetches, translates, summarizes and filters feeds, then republishes them as new feeds.

    Good for: Good for: readers, researchers and teams who follow many feeds, including in other languages

  • VoidAuth

    A self-hosted single sign-on and identity provider with OpenID Connect, passkeys and invitation-based access.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and small teams who want one sign-in for their apps

  • Expensave

    A self-hosted expense tracker with shared family calendars, recurring expenses, spending reports and bank statement import.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and families who want a private expense tracker

  • YoutubeDL-Material

    A self-hosted Material Design web app on top of yt-dlp for downloading video and audio, with a built-in player, playlists and subscriptions.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and media archivists

  • Rachoon

    A self-hosted invoicing platform for freelancers and small businesses: clients, invoices, offers, taxes, currency and PDF export via a bundled Gotenberg service.

    Good for: Good for: freelancers and small businesses who want to run their own invoicing.

  • Bulwark Webmail

    A self-hosted web client for JMAP mail servers such as Stalwart, bringing mail, calendar, contacts and files behind one login with a built-in admin dashboard.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who run their own JMAP mail server and want a modern web client.

  • mkcert Web UI

    A login-protected browser interface for mkcert: create a local Certificate Authority and issue trusted development certificates for hostnames, IPs and wildcards without a command line.

    Good for: Good for: developers and homelab or internal-IT teams who need trusted certificates for local and private hostnames.

  • Spacepad

    A self-hosted meeting room display and booking system: tablets at room doors show live availability from Microsoft 365, Google Workspace or CalDAV calendars.

    Good for: Good for: offices, coworking spaces and IT teams that want room availability displays.

  • Logto

    An open-source OIDC and OAuth 2.1 identity provider with enterprise SSO, MFA, RBAC and organizations, offering SDKs for 30+ frameworks and SAML application support.

    Good for: Good for: SaaS and AI app developers, startups and IT teams that want a self-hosted identity provider for customer or internal sign-in.

  • Saleor

    An open-source, headless, GraphQL-native commerce platform: one API for products, variants, multi-channel pricing, warehouses, checkout, orders and promotions, extended through apps and webhooks.

    Good for: Good for: developers and agencies building headless or composable storefronts who want a self-hosted Saleor backend and admin.

  • Mumble

    A self-hosted, low-latency voice chat server for gaming communities and teams, with channels, registered users and permission rules managed through a SuperUser account.

    Good for: Good for: gaming communities, clans, remote teams and self-hosters who want private low-latency voice chat.

  • VueTorrent

    qBittorrent 5.2.4 with the modern, responsive VueTorrent web interface preinstalled: manage torrents, RSS feeds and search plugins from any browser.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and homelab users who want a browser-managed torrent client.

  • Oryx

    A self-hosted live streaming and video-on-demand server with a web console, built on SRS, with RTMP, SRT and WebRTC ingest and HLS, HTTP-FLV or WebRTC delivery.

    Good for: Good for: streamers, developers and teams who want their own live streaming and VOD server.

  • LiveKit

    An open-source WebRTC media server (SFU) for real-time audio and video, driven by SDKs for web, mobile and backend languages to build video calls, live streams and voice AI agents.

    Good for: Good for: developers building video calls, live streams and voice AI agents who want their own media infrastructure.

  • FilePizza

    A peer-to-peer file transfer app for the browser: share a link and the file streams directly from the sender's browser to the recipient's, with no server-side storage.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and teams who want a private link-based file transfer tool on their own domain.

  • Crumbs

    A self-hosted Markdown note-taking app with tags, image attachments and an installable, offline-capable web app, with optional multi-user sign-in through Google, GitHub or OpenID Connect.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams who want private Markdown notes on their own server.

  • GoAway

    A self-hosted DNS sinkhole, an alternative to Pi-hole and AdGuard Home, that blocks ads, trackers and malware domains for every device that uses it, with a web dashboard, query logs and custom block lists.

    Good for: Good for: privacy-minded users and admins who want network-wide ad and tracker blocking they control.

  • ruTorrent

    A web front end for rTorrent, a fast and lightweight BitTorrent client, so downloads can be managed entirely from the browser while rTorrent runs on your own server.

    Good for: Good for: users who want a self-managed, browser-controlled BitTorrent client on their own server.

  • Keeper

    An open-source calendar sync service that pulls events from Google Calendar, Outlook, iCloud, Fastmail, CalDAV servers and ICS feeds and keeps them in sync across calendars, with a built-in MCP endpoint for AI agents.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and teams who want self-hosted calendar sync, and developers who want calendar access for AI agents.

  • Milvus

    An open-source vector database for similarity search, semantic search and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), deployed in standalone mode with authentication on from the first start.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams building semantic search, recommendations and RAG applications.

  • OpenSign

    An open-source document e-signature platform for sending PDFs and DOCX files for signature, with multiple signers, sequential signing, reusable templates and guest signers who verify with an emailed code.

    Good for: Good for: teams, agencies and freelancers who want to send contracts for signature without a per-seat e-signature subscription.

  • Alexandrie

    A self-hosted, open-source Markdown knowledge base with an extended editor (LaTeX, diagrams, snippets), nested folders, public-link sharing and installable web-app support, backed by MySQL and S3-compatible file storage.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams who want a self-hosted Notion, Obsidian or Confluence alternative.

  • Jitsi Meet

    Self-hosted, browser-based video conferencing with HD video, screen sharing, chat, raised hands, a lobby and end-to-end encrypted calls, where guests join a room with no account but only a host login can start a meeting.

    Good for: Good for: teams, agencies and communities wanting private self-hosted video meetings.

  • AureusERP

    An open-source, MIT-licensed ERP built on Laravel and Filament, with a modular plugin system covering CRM, sales, inventory, accounting, HR and projects, installed one plugin at a time from the admin Plugins page.

    Good for: Good for: small and mid-sized businesses and agencies wanting a self-hosted, modular ERP.

  • Meme Search

    A self-hosted meme library that describes images with a local AI vision model and lets you find them again by meaning, by the text written on the image, or by tags — no GPU or external AI account needed.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams who keep large meme or screenshot collections and want private, AI-assisted search.

  • OneUptime

    An open-source observability and incident-management platform (Community Edition) covering uptime monitoring, status pages, incidents, on-call and OpenTelemetry telemetry, with a bundled monitoring probe and private PostgreSQL, ClickHouse and Valkey datastores.

    Good for: Good for: DevOps teams, SREs and developers who want self-hosted monitoring and incident management.

  • Bagisto

    An open-source Laravel e-commerce platform with a storefront, product catalog, customers, orders, shipping and taxes, managed from a multi-channel, multi-currency admin panel.

    Good for: Good for: merchants and agencies who want a self-hosted Laravel e-commerce store.

  • Puter

    An open-source internet operating system: a personal cloud desktop in the browser with file storage, built-in apps, and a platform for building and hosting your own apps.

    Good for: Good for: individuals, teams and developers who want a self-hosted browser desktop and file storage, or a platform to build apps on.

  • Mosquitto

    A lightweight, open-source MQTT broker from the Eclipse project that connects IoT devices, sensors, gateways and apps through publish/subscribe messaging.

    Good for: Good for: IoT builders, home-automation users and developers who need their own MQTT broker.

  • Nakama

    An open-source game server and backend with user accounts, real-time multiplayer, chat, friends and groups, leaderboards, storage and server-side runtime code in Go, Lua or TypeScript.

    Good for: Good for: game developers and studios who want to self-host their multiplayer backend.

  • Imgcompress

    A self-hosted image toolbox for compressing, converting, resizing and removing the background from images in 70+ formats, including HEIC and PSD, with no external calls.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want a private image conversion tool without sending files to third-party services.

  • EspoCRM

    An open-source CRM for tracking leads, contacts, accounts, opportunities, cases, email and calendars, customizable with a built-in no-code editor.

    Good for: Good for: sales and support teams and agencies wanting a self-hosted CRM.

  • Kinto

    A minimalist, open-source JSON storage service with synchronisation and sharing abilities, used through an HTTP API and an Admin UI.

    Good for: Good for: developers who need a self-hosted JSON storage and sync backend.

  • NocoBase

    An open-source no-code and low-code platform for visually building business systems, internal tools and data-driven workflows on your own database.

    Good for: Good for: teams building internal tools and business apps without heavy custom code.

  • ZipCaptions

    A free, open-source, browser-based live closed-caption generator that turns microphone speech into on-screen captions, with an accessibility-first approach.

    Good for: Good for: presenters, event organisers, teachers and accessibility teams who want live captions on their own domain.

  • Paperless AI

    An AI add-on for an existing Paperless-ngx server: it proposes titles, tags, correspondents and document types for newly scanned documents using your own OpenAI, Ollama or other OpenAI-compatible AI provider, and lets you chat with your archive.

    Good for: Good for: Paperless-ngx users who want automatic AI classification and document chat.

  • ZeroClaw

    A self-hosted AI agent runtime: a single Rust binary with a web dashboard and gateway, connected to your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Ollama or other OpenAI-compatible provider, reachable from channels such as Discord, Telegram, Matrix, email and webhooks.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want a self-hosted AI agent with their own LLM keys.

  • MediaMTX

    A real-time media server and proxy: encoders publish a live stream over RTSP, RTMP, SRT or WebRTC, and players read it back over any of those protocols plus HLS, guarded by separate generated publisher and reader accounts.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams running live video ingest and playback, camera and encoder workflows.

  • DDNS-GO

    A lightweight dynamic DNS client with a web UI that keeps DNS records at providers such as Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Namecheap, DNSPod and Alibaba Cloud DNS pointed at your server's current public IPv4 address, checked every 5 minutes.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and admins who need DNS records to follow a changing public IP.

  • CTFd

    The Capture The Flag platform for running security competitions, training events, and classroom challenges, with challenges, teams, a live scoreboard, and file uploads up to 512 MB.

    Good for: Good for: security teams, educators, and CTF organizers.

  • AriaNg

    A web interface for the aria2 download engine: queue HTTP(S), FTP, BitTorrent, magnet and Metalink downloads from any browser and keep the files on your own server, protected by a generated sign-in in front of the whole interface and its RPC endpoint.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who want a browser-controlled download server.

  • Open Archiver

    A self-hosted email archive that ingests IMAP, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, PST, zipped EML and mbox mail into searchable long-term storage, backed by PostgreSQL, Valkey and Meilisearch.

    Good for: Good for: IT admins, compliance teams and small businesses that need a self-hosted, searchable email archive.

  • Glean

    A self-hosted RSS and Atom reader with folders, tags, a read-later list and bookmarks, backed by PostgreSQL and Redis, with background workers that refresh feeds automatically and a separate admin dashboard.

    Good for: Good for: people who want a private RSS and read-later reader they control, and small teams or homelab users replacing hosted feed readers.

  • Swetrix

    Open-source, cookieless web analytics (Community Edition) with funnels, custom events, performance monitoring and error tracking in one dashboard, backed by ClickHouse and Redis behind a single HTTPS gateway.

    Good for: Good for: site owners, product and marketing teams, and agencies wanting privacy-friendly self-hosted analytics.

  • MediKeep

    A self-hosted personal health records manager under the Apache License 2.0: track medications, lab results, visits, vitals and uploaded medical documents for one or more people in one private web app.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and families who want to keep their own health records on a server they control.

  • PeerDB

    An open-source change data capture tool under the AGPLv3 license that replicates Postgres data to ClickHouse, ClickHouse Cloud, other Postgres databases and more, with a web UI and a PostgreSQL-compatible SQL endpoint.

    Good for: Good for: data engineers and teams replicating Postgres data to ClickHouse or other databases who want to self-host.

  • Clean Slate

    A free, open-source calorie and nutrition tracker under the Apache-2.0 license for logging food, recipes, meals and exercise without judgment, installable as a progressive web app on any device.

    Good for: Good for: people who want a private, self-hosted calorie and food tracker.

  • OpnForm

    An open-source form builder under the AGPLv3-or-later license for surveys, quizzes, lead capture and file-upload forms with conditional logic and response analytics, with a background queue worker and scheduler.

    Good for: Good for: teams and agencies wanting a self-hosted Typeform alternative with data ownership.

  • Anchor

    An offline-first, self-hosted note-taking app under the AGPL-3.0 license with a rich text editor, tags, attachments, sharing, version history and reminders, running as a single container with embedded PostgreSQL.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams who want private, self-hosted notes.

  • FreeLLMAPI

    An MIT-licensed gateway that pools the free-tier API keys you already hold from LLM providers behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint, with automatic routing and failover between providers. It is a proxy over your own keys, not an LLM provider itself.

    Good for: Good for: developers and hobbyists who want a single self-hosted endpoint for personal LLM experimentation.

  • SigNoz

    An open-source, MIT-licensed observability platform built on OpenTelemetry, with dashboards, service maps, alerts and a query builder for traces, metrics and logs, backed by ClickHouse.

    Good for: Good for: developers and platform teams who want self-hosted APM on OpenTelemetry.

  • Obscura

    An Apache-2.0 licensed, lightweight headless browser engine written in Rust that Puppeteer and Playwright can drive over the Chrome DevTools Protocol, with a token-protected CDP endpoint and no persistent sessions.

    Good for: Good for: developers running scraping, rendering and browser automation jobs.

  • Downtify

    A self-hosted music downloader, GPL-3.0 licensed at this version, that saves Spotify tracks, albums, artists and playlists as tagged audio files with album art, lyrics and metadata, with a built-in playlist monitor.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who want to build and own a music library.

  • Cobalt

    A self-hosted Cobalt processing API: send a link to a supported site and get a streamed download back from your own server, with no data stored on disk.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and developers who want their own Cobalt instance.

  • Apache Superset

    An open-source business-intelligence platform for exploring SQL data and sharing dashboards, deployed from the official Apache Superset image with its own private Postgres metadata database.

    Good for: Good for: data teams and developers who want self-hosted BI dashboards over their SQL databases.

  • IPFS (Kubo)

    A full Kubo node, the reference IPFS implementation: store and pin content-addressed data, join the public IPFS peer-to-peer network, and serve your content through a read-only HTTPS gateway.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want to host and pin content-addressed data themselves.

  • OpenCode

    An open-source AI coding agent with a web interface: chat, plan and edit code in a persistent workspace with the LLM provider you choose, reachable from any browser over HTTPS.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want a self-hosted AI coding agent.

  • Headscale

    An open-source, self-hosted implementation of the Tailscale control server: run your own private tailnet and connect devices with the standard Tailscale clients.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and small teams who want a private Tailscale-compatible network they control.

  • Huginn

    A self-hosted system of agents that watch the web, react to events and run automations, often compared to IFTTT or Zapier, deployed with its own private MySQL database and a generated admin account.

    Good for: Good for: developers and operators who want self-hosted automation.

  • Apache Kafka

    A single-node Apache Kafka broker running in KRaft mode (no ZooKeeper) for event streaming, message queues and log pipelines, reachable over a generated SASL/PLAIN login on a public TCP port.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams needing a self-hosted event-streaming broker or message queue.

  • Rclone

    Rclone's web GUI on your own server: browse, copy and sync files between cloud storage providers from a browser, with remotes and transfers managed without a command line.

    Good for: Good for: admins and developers who move or back up data between cloud storage providers.

  • Harness

    A self-hosted code hosting platform with Git repositories, pull requests, code review and a container and package registry, deployed with a generated admin account and persistent storage.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want their own Git server.

  • Kong Gateway

    An open-source API gateway that routes, secures and rate-limits traffic to your APIs and microservices through plugins, with PostgreSQL, Kong Manager and the Admin API running behind a generated login.

    Good for: Good for: developers and platform teams who want a self-hosted API gateway.

  • Airflow

    A workflow orchestration platform where you write data pipelines as Python DAGs, schedule them and watch runs from a web UI or REST API, running with PostgreSQL and the full Airflow component set behind a generated admin login.

    Good for: Good for: data engineers and teams scheduling Python pipelines.

  • Lidarr

    An open-source music collection manager that follows the artists you choose, searches the indexers you configure for new releases and organizes the downloads into your library, running behind managed HTTPS with login already switched on.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who automate their music library with Usenet or torrent indexers.

  • Sonarr

    A TV series library manager that watches for new episodes and organizes them into a tidy library, running behind managed HTTPS with Forms sign-in enabled from install.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters managing a TV library.

  • Atuin

    An encrypted shell-history sync server that keeps one searchable command history across every machine without handing it to a third party, served over managed HTTPS with no browser interface.

    Good for: Good for: developers and sysadmins who want shell history synced across machines.

  • Loki

    Grafana Labs' log aggregation system: it stores log lines indexed by labels and answers LogQL queries over an HTTP API, running behind a generated Basic Auth gateway with 31-day retention on by default.

    Good for: Good for: DevOps and developers who want a self-hosted log store for Grafana.

  • Ontime

    A browser-based rundown and timer for live events, broadcasts and stage shows: build a show schedule, run it from an operator view, and put timers, cuesheets and countdowns on any screen, protected by a single generated password.

    Good for: Good for: event, broadcast and stage production crews.

  • Bazarr

    The companion to Sonarr and Radarr that finds and downloads subtitles for your series and movies in the languages you choose, running behind managed HTTPS with sign-in already switched on.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running Sonarr and Radarr who want automated subtitles.

  • Revel

    An open-source event management, ticketing and membership platform for communities, clubs, venues and independent artists, with public and private events, RSVPs, tickets and organization membership, running across its own API and website domains.

    Good for: Good for: communities, clubs, venues and independent artists who want to run their own events and ticketing.

  • CitrineOS

    An open-source central system (CSMS) for EV charging networks that speaks OCPP 1.6, 2.0.1 and 2.1 to charging stations, exposing a password-protected REST API with Swagger documentation.

    Good for: Good for: EV charging operators and developers.

  • NSQ

    A realtime distributed message queue with topics, channels and at-least-once delivery, with a built-in admin dashboard for watching nodes, topics and channels.

    Good for: Good for: backend developers and teams needing a self-hosted message broker.

  • Locust

    An open-source load testing tool where tests are written as plain Python, with a web UI for starting, watching and stopping tests and live charts for requests per second, response times and failures.

    Good for: Good for: developers and QA teams who write load tests in Python.

  • CryptPad

    A self-hosted, end-to-end encrypted collaboration suite — rich text, code, kanban, polls, whiteboards, forms and file storage — where content is encrypted in the browser so the server stores pads it cannot read.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want private, encrypted document collaboration.

  • Jaeger

    An open-source distributed tracing platform for searching and inspecting traces across microservices, ingesting OpenTelemetry traces over OTLP/HTTP.

    Good for: Good for: developers and SRE teams running microservices.

  • Jackett

    An API proxy that translates searches from Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr and Prowlarr into the query format each torrent indexer understands, returning results as a single Torznab feed.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr or Prowlarr.

  • Temporal

    A durable workflow engine for writing long-running, fault-tolerant business logic with the Temporal SDKs, deployed here as a single-node development server with its web UI for inspecting workflows, event histories and signals.

    Good for: Good for: developers building durable workflows with the Temporal SDKs.

  • Maxun

    An open-source, no-code web data extraction platform: record a robot by clicking through a site in a real browser, then run it on demand or on a schedule from the web app, the REST API or webhooks.

    Good for: Good for: teams and developers who need self-hosted, no-code web scraping and data extraction.

  • qBittorrent

    The official, ad-free qBittorrent BitTorrent client with its standard web interface and Web API, for adding magnet links and .torrent files from the browser and letting the server handle the download.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who want an always-on BitTorrent client managed from the browser.

  • Twenty CRM

    Open-source CRM for contacts, companies, deals and pipelines, with custom objects and fields, workflows, and REST and GraphQL APIs.

    Good for: Good for: sales teams, startups and agencies wanting a self-hosted CRM.

  • GrowthBook

    Open-source feature flags and A/B testing: roll out features gradually or by user attribute, run experiments and serve flags to your apps through SDKs.

    Good for: Good for: product and engineering teams that want self-hosted feature flags and experiments.

  • InsForge

    Open-source backend platform built for AI coding agents: Postgres, an auto-generated REST API, authentication, file storage and edge functions behind one dashboard.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams building with AI coding agents who want a self-hosted backend.

  • ArcadeDB

    Open-source multi-model database for graph, document, key-value, full-text, vector, geospatial and time-series data, with an HTTP API and Studio.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams needing a self-hosted multi-model database.

  • Open Dronelog

    Open-source analyzer for DJI, Litchi and Airdata drone flight logs, with flight maps, telemetry charts, battery health tracking and password-protected profiles.

    Good for: Good for: drone pilots and teams who want a private, self-hosted flight logbook.

  • Next Image Transformation

    A drop-in HTTP API that resizes, crops and re-encodes remote images on demand to AVIF or WebP, backed by a private imgproxy container and a hostname allowlist.

    Good for: Good for: Next.js and web developers who want a self-hosted image resize endpoint.

  • SuggestArr

    Automated media recommendations for Plex, Jellyfin and Emby that send requests to Jellyseerr or Overseerr, with a web interface for jobs, approvals and logs.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running Plex, Jellyfin or Emby with Jellyseerr or Overseerr.

  • Harper

    Privacy-first English grammar and spell checker that runs locally in the browser, so your writing is never sent to a third-party grammar service.

    Good for: Good for: writers, teams and privacy-conscious organisations wanting a self-hosted grammar checker.

  • FileRise

    Self-hosted web file manager with chunked, resumable uploads, per-folder permissions, share links and WebDAV access.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want a self-hosted file drive with per-folder access and share links.

  • Uptrace

    Open-source application performance monitoring on OpenTelemetry, with distributed traces, metrics, logs, dashboards and alerting backed by private ClickHouse and PostgreSQL.

    Good for: Good for: developers and platform teams wanting self-hosted OpenTelemetry tracing, metrics and logs.

  • Tela

    Self-hosted Markdown wiki and knowledge base with spaces, share links, PDF and slide-deck export, WebDAV sync and a built-in MCP endpoint, deployed as a six-container stack with a generated admin login.

    Good for: Good for: teams and small organisations wanting a private, self-hosted wiki and documentation space.

  • AliasVault

    Self-hosted, end-to-end encrypted password and email alias manager with passkey support, browser extensions and mobile apps, running as a single container with a generated admin password.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and teams wanting a self-hosted, end-to-end encrypted password manager with email aliases.

  • Dragonfly

    A multi-threaded, Redis-compatible in-memory data store for caching, queues and pub/sub, with a generated password and snapshots on a persistent volume.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who need a Redis-compatible cache, queue or session store for their applications.

  • LocalAI

    Self-hosted OpenAI-compatible API and web UI that runs language, vision, audio and agent workloads on CPU, with generated API-key auth and persistent model storage.

    Good for: Good for: developers and privacy-sensitive teams who want a private OpenAI-compatible endpoint for their apps.

  • Silo

    S3-compatible object storage with a full web console, maintained as an independent fork of the open-source MinIO server, with generated root credentials and a persistent data volume.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who need self-hosted S3-compatible storage for backups, media and app uploads.

  • Invio

    Self-hosted invoicing for clients, invoices, quotes and PDF documents, in a single container with an embedded SQLite database.

    Good for: Good for: freelancers, agencies and small businesses who want to invoice from software they host themselves.

  • Transmute

    Private, self-hosted file converter and compressor for images, video, audio, documents, data and diagrams, with user accounts and a REST API.

    Good for: Good for: privacy-conscious individuals, teams and homelab users who want to convert files without third-party upload sites.

  • Kapowarr

    Self-hosted comic-book library manager in the *arr family that tracks series with ComicVine metadata, downloads issues and organises them into your library folder.

    Good for: Good for: comic collectors and self-hosters who already run *arr-style media tools.

  • Foxel

    Private cloud storage that unifies local and remote files in one web UI, with WebDAV and S3 access, temporary share links and optional AI semantic search.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and teams wanting self-hosted file storage reachable over WebDAV and S3.

  • Checkmate

    Open-source uptime and infrastructure monitor with HTTP, ping, port, DNS and Docker checks, incident history and public status pages.

    Good for: Good for: developers, agencies and ops teams wanting self-hosted uptime monitoring and public status pages.

  • SkySend

    End-to-end encrypted file and note sharing: everything is encrypted in the browser, with expiry, download limits and optional share passwords.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want a private, self-hosted way to share files and secrets.

  • Notifuse

    Self-hosted email platform for newsletters, automations and transactional email, with a visual MJML editor, a REST API and a private PostgreSQL database.

    Good for: Good for: SaaS teams, agencies and businesses wanting campaigns and transactional email on their own infrastructure.

  • Steedos

    Open-source, metadata-driven low-code platform for building business applications and workflows, with generated REST and GraphQL APIs and field-level access control.

    Good for: Good for: ops teams and internal-tools builders wanting a self-hosted low-code business platform.

  • Adminer

    Single-file web console to browse, query, edit and export MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and SQLite databases you already run.

    Good for: Good for: developers and small teams who want a lightweight browser console for existing databases.

  • Rackula

    Drag-and-drop rack layout designer for homelab, network, AV and data-centre racks, with sign-in and layouts saved to server storage.

    Good for: Good for: homelab operators, network engineers, AV teams and data-centre planners documenting physical racks.

  • Readur

    Document management with OCR and full-text search: upload files, extract their text, organize them with labels and find them again from a private web interface.

    Good for: Good for: teams, researchers, offices and self-hosters who need searchable private document storage.

  • Whishper

    Self-hosted audio and video transcription and subtitling with a web interface, optional private translation through LibreTranslate and persistent history.

    Good for: Good for: podcasters, journalists, researchers and video teams who want private transcription and subtitles on their own server.

  • qui

    A fast, modern web interface for qBittorrent that manages multiple qBittorrent instances from one lightweight application, with automations, cross-seed and backups.

    Good for: Good for: qBittorrent users and seedbox operators who run more than one client and want a single web dashboard.

  • DumbAssets

    A deliberately simple tracker for physical assets, their components, warranties and maintenance, with attached photos, receipts and manuals behind a PIN.

    Good for: Good for: homeowners, homelab users, small offices and IT or facilities teams who want a lightweight equipment and warranty register.

  • 9Router

    A self-hosted AI gateway with one OpenAI-compatible endpoint in front of many model providers, with fallback combos, quota tracking and token savers.

    Good for: Good for: developers and small teams who use AI coding tools across several model providers or subscriptions.

  • VictoriaMetrics

    An open-source time-series database for metrics that stores Prometheus data long term and answers PromQL and MetricsQL queries behind Basic Auth.

    Good for: Good for: DevOps and SRE teams and developers running Prometheus and Grafana who want a self-hosted metrics store.

  • ArangoDB

    A multi-model database that stores graphs, JSON documents and key-value data and queries them all with one language, AQL, behind a generated root password.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams building applications on connected data, such as graphs, JSON documents and search, who want a self-hosted database.

  • BudgE

    An envelope-budgeting personal finance app with monthly rollover and CSV import, with its SQLite data on your own server and a generated signing secret.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and households who want private, self-hosted envelope budgeting instead of a hosted budgeting service.

  • RustFS

    S3-compatible object storage written in Rust, with a web console over HTTPS, generated access keys and buckets on a persistent volume you control.

    Good for: Good for: developers, agencies and small teams who need private S3-compatible storage for app media, backups and build artifacts.

  • go2rtc

    A camera streaming gateway that plays RTSP, RTMP and FFmpeg sources in the browser over HTTPS, behind a generated admin password with streams kept on a persistent volume.

    Good for: Good for: home-automation users, self-hosters and small teams who need to view or relay IP camera streams in a browser.

  • KeyDB

    A multithreaded, Redis-compatible in-memory database for caching, queues and pub/sub, with a generated password and append-only persistence on a volume you control.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who need a Redis-compatible cache, queue or session store for their applications.

  • Cloud Commander

    A two-panel web file manager with a built-in console and text editors, behind a generated admin login and persistent storage on your own domain.

    Good for: Good for: developers, sysadmins and small teams who want a private browser-based file manager on their own domain.

  • Gel

    A graph-relational database, formerly EdgeDB, queried with EdgeQL and served over TLS with a generated admin password and persistent storage.

    Good for: Good for: application developers and teams who want a self-hosted Gel database for their backends.

  • Backrest

    A web UI and scheduler for restic: create repositories, run scheduled backups, browse snapshots and restore files from the browser on your own HTTPS domain.

    Good for: Good for: developers, sysadmins and self-hosters who use restic backups but prefer a web UI for scheduling and restores.

  • WhatsApp API Multi Device Version

    Self-hosted WhatsApp Web API (GoWA) that links one or more WhatsApp accounts and exposes them through a REST API, signed webhooks and an MCP endpoint.

    Good for: Good for: developers, automation builders and small teams integrating WhatsApp into apps, CRMs, n8n flows or AI agents.

  • Posterizarr

    Automated poster, background and title-card artwork for Plex, Jellyfin and Emby libraries, with a web UI for setup, monitoring and manual replacement.

    Good for: Good for: Plex, Jellyfin and Emby users who want consistent, automated library artwork.

  • Open Design

    Open-source design workspace that generates prototypes, decks, images, video and live artifacts as real HTML/CSS, protected by a generated access token.

    Good for: Good for: designers, product teams and agencies wanting a self-hosted AI design workspace with their own model keys.

  • Lodestone

    Open-source Minecraft server manager: runs Lodestone Core, the authenticated HTTP API, behind managed HTTPS so you can manage instances from the Lodestone dashboard.

    Good for: Good for: Minecraft server owners and communities who want a self-hosted server manager.

  • HomeHub

    Self-hosted household dashboard for shopping lists, notes, chores, recipes, reminders and shared files, all behind a single generated site password.

    Good for: Good for: families and households wanting a private shared dashboard on their own server.

  • Lavalink

    Standalone audio sending node for music bots: authenticated REST and WebSocket APIs based on Lavaplayer, behind managed HTTPS with a generated password.

    Good for: Good for: developers and communities running Discord or other music bots.

  • Starbase 80

    Fast static start page of categorised links and icons for your services, with dark mode that follows the OS and no accounts or database.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and homelab users who want a simple, fast homepage for their services.

  • Whatomate

    Open-source WhatsApp Business platform on Meta's Cloud API, with a real-time shared inbox, template manager, bulk campaigns and chatbot automation.

    Good for: Good for: support, sales and marketing teams that run customer conversations on WhatsApp, and agencies managing WhatsApp for several clients.

  • Tolgee

    Open-source localization platform for managing translation keys, editing strings in context and collaborating with translators, backed by private PostgreSQL storage.

    Good for: Good for: product and engineering teams localizing web or mobile apps, and agencies managing translations for clients.

  • SOGo

    Open-source groupware with shared calendars and address books, CalDAV/CardDAV sync and optional webmail for an existing IMAP server.

    Good for: Good for: small teams wanting self-hosted shared calendars and contacts, optionally alongside an IMAP mail server they already have.

  • Obsidian LiveSync

    A private Apache CouchDB sync server for the Self-hosted LiveSync plugin, keeping Obsidian vaults in sync across desktop and mobile over HTTPS.

    Good for: Good for: Obsidian users and teams who want self-hosted vault sync instead of Obsidian Sync.

  • LinkStack

    Open-source, self-hosted Linktree alternative: one customisable link-in-bio page on your own domain, with themes, an admin panel and HTTPS.

    Good for: Good for: creators, small businesses, agencies and communities who want a link-in-bio page they own.

  • Kokoro Web

    Open-source AI text-to-speech studio and OpenAI-compatible speech API built on the open-weight Kokoro-82M model, with a persistent model cache.

    Good for: Good for: developers and content teams who need narration, voiceovers or accessibility audio without per-character TTS fees.

  • GoCD

    Open-source continuous delivery server that models pipelines, stores artifacts and runs jobs on distributed agents, with a bundled worker agent.

    Good for: Good for: DevOps teams and developers building multi-stage CD/CI pipelines and release automation.

  • Hemmelig

    Encrypted secret sharing with client-side AES-256-GCM, expiring or one-view links, optional file attachments and a first-run administrator account.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who need to hand over passwords or files without leaving them in chat or email.

  • DataLens

    Open-source business intelligence service for connecting databases, building datasets, charts and dashboards, and sharing them with your team.

    Good for: Good for: teams and developers who want self-hosted BI dashboards over their own databases.

  • RAGFlow

    An open-source RAG engine that turns your documents into a searchable knowledge base for AI chat and agents, with deep document parsing.

    Good for: Teams building private document Q&A and AI agents

  • Ovumcy

    Private, self-hosted menstrual cycle and fertility tracker with daily logging, period and ovulation predictions, calendar and statistics views, and JSON and CSV export.

    Good for: Good for: privacy-minded individuals who want to keep cycle and symptom data on a server they control.

  • Jellystat

    Statistics dashboard for Jellyfin and Emby that records playback history, user activity and library statistics in a private PostgreSQL database.

    Good for: Good for: Jellyfin and Emby server owners who want usage statistics.

  • Bonfire

    Self-hosted federated social network on ActivityPub, with customisable feeds, circles and boundaries, a Mastodon-compatible API and built-in full-text search.

    Good for: Good for: communities, teams and individuals who want their own fediverse instance.

  • LinguaCafe

    Self-hosted language-learning reader: import books, articles and subtitles, look up words in dictionaries, and track vocabulary with spaced review.

    Good for: Good for: language learners and teachers who want a private reading and vocabulary tool.

  • TypeType

    Private, self-hosted video client for YouTube, NicoNico and BiliBili with accounts, subscriptions, playlists, watch history and a built-in downloader.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters, households and privacy-minded video watchers who want their library on their own server.

  • HyperDX

    An open-source observability platform that puts logs, traces, metrics and session replays in one searchable UI on ClickHouse, with OpenTelemetry ingest.

    Good for: Good for: developers and platform teams who want self-hosted observability.

  • Meerkat CRM

    Self-hosted personal CRM for contacts, notes, activities and reminders, with CardDAV contact sync to your phone.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams wanting a private contact and relationship manager.

  • Nightlio

    Privacy-first mood tracker and daily journal with Markdown entries, statistics, goals and achievements, stored on your own server.

    Good for: Good for: individuals who want a private mood and journaling app.

  • Meetable

    A self-hosted community events listing that publishes upcoming and past events, iCal feeds and webmentions, with passkey sign-in.

    Good for: Good for: community organisers, meetup groups and small organisations who want their own events calendar.

  • Noodle Gallery

    A self-hosted photo and video library, a community fork of Immich, with albums, sharing, facial recognition and semantic search.

    Good for: Good for: people keeping their own photo and video archive

  • DashLit

    Self-hosted bookmark and service dashboard with multiple dashboards, groups, icons and optional OIDC sign-in, in a single container with an embedded SQLite database.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters, homelab users and small teams who want one start page for their links and services.

  • Rackpad

    Self-hosted inventory for homelabs and small datacenters that tracks racks, devices, ports, cables, IP addresses, VLANs and WiFi behind a sign-in.

    Good for: Good for: homelab owners and small IT teams documenting racks, cabling and IP plans.

  • Streamystats

    Watch history, per-user and library statistics and charts for your Jellyfin server, with Jellyfin sign-in so there is no separate user database to manage.

    Good for: Good for: Jellyfin owners who want watch statistics and library analytics.

  • Rustypaste

    Minimal self-hosted pastebin and file server: upload a file or text with one curl command and get a short link back, with token-protected uploads and deletes.

    Good for: Good for: developers and small teams wanting a private pastebin and file drop.

  • Jellyswarrm

    A reverse proxy that merges several Jellyfin servers into one: a single login, one combined library and one address for every Jellyfin client, with an admin UI to manage backends and users.

    Good for: Jellyfin users running more than one server

  • BrainRotGuard

    Parent-approved YouTube for kids: children search and request videos on a web page, and you approve or deny each one from Telegram before it plays.

    Good for: Good for: parents who want their children to use YouTube only for videos they have approved.

  • Apache Hop

    Visual data orchestration platform for designing, running and managing ETL pipelines and workflows in the browser with the Hop Web GUI, behind HTTPS and a generated login.

    Good for: Good for: data engineers and teams who want a self-hosted visual ETL tool.

  • Errbit

    Self-hosted, Airbrake-compatible error catcher that collects application exceptions and shows notices and backtraces in a web interface, backed by a private MongoDB database.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want self-hosted exception tracking.

  • Home Gallery

    Private, searchable photo and video gallery for your own library, behind HTTPS with a generated login and a persistent volume for the media index and previews.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and families who want a private, self-hosted photo and video library.

  • IRIS

    Open-source collaborative incident response platform (DFIR-IRIS) for sharing investigations and tracking cases, assets, IOCs, timelines, evidence and tasks with your analysts.

    Good for: Security teams, SOC and DFIR analysts

  • Drivebase

    Self-hosted file manager that connects Google Drive, S3-compatible storage and other cloud providers behind one browser interface with uploads, downloads and previews.

    Good for: Good for: people consolidating several cloud storage accounts under one self-hosted interface.

  • Openinary

    Self-hosted media processing and delivery: upload images and videos, then serve resized, cropped and converted versions from URL-based transformations.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want to self-host image and video transformation and delivery.

  • Rote

    Open-source personal note-taking app for capturing quick thoughts, with passkey sign-in, public note sharing and an open API.

    Good for: Individuals and small teams who want a private notes app

  • DailyTxT

    A self-hosted encrypted journal with a calendar, Markdown editor, tags, search and file attachments, where each account uses its own encryption key.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and families who want a private self-hosted journal.

  • qBittorrent Web UI

    A modern web dashboard that manages multiple qBittorrent instances from one interface, with torrent management, RSS, instance statistics and optional Prowlarr search. qBittorrent itself is not included.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who run one or more qBittorrent servers and want a single HTTPS dashboard for all of them.

  • Christmas Community

    Self-hosted gift wishlist for families and friends: everyone keeps a list, and others can mark items as bought to avoid double-gifting.

    Good for: Good for: families and friend groups who want a private wishlist on a server they control.

  • Sync-in

    Self-hosted file storage, sharing and collaboration platform with a web interface, WebDAV and desktop sync clients, with a private MariaDB database included.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want self-hosted file storage, sharing and sync.

  • Novu

    Open-source notification infrastructure: one API and dashboard for in-app inbox, email, SMS, push and chat notifications, with workflows and subscriber preferences.

    Good for: Good for: developers and product teams who need multi-channel notifications on their own infrastructure.

  • Hollo

    Single-user fediverse microblogging server with your own ActivityPub account, Mastodon-compatible client support, PostgreSQL and persistent media.

    Good for: Good for: individuals who want their own fediverse account on their own domain.

  • Bigcapital

    Open-source accounting and inventory software with invoicing, bills, multi-currency books and financial reports, on its own database, queue, PDF renderer and file storage.

    Good for: Good for: small businesses, freelancers and agencies that want self-hosted accounting.

  • PKVault

    Self-hosted Pokémon storage and save-file manager built on PKHeX, with centralized storage, a Pokédex across saves and backups before save actions, behind a login.

    Good for: Good for: Pokémon players and save-file tinkerers who want their saves reachable from any browser.

  • OpenRAG

    Open-source retrieval-augmented generation platform: upload documents, then search and chat with them, using OpenSearch, Langflow flows and Docling parsing.

    Good for: Good for: teams building private document search and chat on their own server.

  • bewCloud

    Lightweight self-hosted personal cloud for files, notes, photos, news, expenses, contacts and calendar, with WebDAV, CalDAV and CardDAV access.

    Good for: Good for: individuals, families and small teams who want a self-hosted file, calendar and contacts cloud without running Nextcloud.

  • onWatch

    Self-hosted dashboard that tracks quota and usage for AI coding-plan and API providers, with history, alerts and a Prometheus metrics endpoint behind a login.

    Good for: Good for: developers and small teams paying for AI coding plans or APIs who want one usage dashboard.

  • Jelly-Clipper

    Create, share and manage short video clips from your Jellyfin media library, signing in with existing Jellyfin accounts.

    Good for: Good for: Jellyfin users who want to share short clips from their library.

  • Podsync

    Turns YouTube, Vimeo and SoundCloud channels and playlists into podcast RSS feeds that any podcast app can subscribe to, with downloaded episodes kept on persistent storage.

    Good for: Good for: podcast listeners and creators who want video channels as podcast feeds.

  • Tenzu

    Open-source agile project management with kanban boards, custom statuses, stories and live collaborative editing, with a generated first account and persistent data.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals wanting a self-hosted kanban and agile project tool.

  • OpenRemote

    Open-source IoT platform for connecting devices and protocols, managing assets, building dashboards and automating with rules, with Keycloak sign-in and an MQTT broker.

    Good for: Good for: IoT and smart-building teams, integrators and self-hosters managing devices and dashboards.

  • NutriTrace

    A self-hosted nutrition tracker with a food diary, meals, recipes, calorie and macro goals, Open Food Facts lookup and a native Android app.

    Good for: Good for: people who want a private calorie and nutrition tracker with an Android app.

  • Orbit

    An open-source, real-time task manager with issues, boards, sprints, projects and docs, plus a built-in MCP server for AI agents.

    Good for: Good for: teams that want a private, self-hosted issue tracker with real-time sync.

  • Wazuh

    Open-source security platform for threat detection, file integrity monitoring, vulnerability detection and compliance, with a manager, indexer and dashboard in one stack.

    Good for: Good for: security and IT teams that want a self-hosted SIEM/XDR without assembling the stack by hand.

  • DSpace

    Open-source repository platform for publishing, preserving and sharing theses, articles, datasets and institutional collections, with a web interface, REST API and search.

    Good for: Good for: universities, libraries and research institutes running an institutional repository.

  • Dograh

    Open-source voice AI agent platform with a visual workflow builder, call recordings and a TURN relay for browser calls, using your own speech, language and telephony providers.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams building inbound and outbound voice AI agents.

  • Stack Auth

    An open-source authentication and user-management platform (now Hexclave) with SDKs, a project dashboard, teams, permissions, API keys and email flows.

    Good for: Good for: developers who want to self-host authentication and user management for their applications.

  • TradeTally

    A self-hosted trading journal: import trades from broker CSV files, review performance and analytics, and keep a trading diary on your own server.

    Good for: Good for: active traders who want a private trade journal.

  • Atlas CMMS

    Self-hosted maintenance management for work orders, preventive maintenance, assets, locations and parts inventory, with a private PostgreSQL database and object store.

    Good for: Good for: maintenance and facilities teams who want to run their own work order system.

  • Lago

    Open-source metering and usage-based billing: ingest usage events, define plans and charges, and issue invoices through a dashboard and API from your own server.

    Good for: Good for: SaaS teams needing usage-based billing and invoicing.

  • Firecrawl

    Open-source web scraping and crawling API that turns websites into clean Markdown and structured data for LLMs, protected by a generated API key.

    Good for: Good for: developers building RAG, agent and data pipelines who want a private scraping and crawling API.

  • Yubal

    Self-hosted YouTube Music downloader: paste an album or playlist link and get tagged tracks with lyrics files, scheduled sync and a web interface behind a password.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters building a personal music library for Navidrome, Jellyfin or Plex.

  • Garage S3

    Lightweight, self-hosted S3-compatible object storage with a pre-created bucket and a generated access key, ready for SDKs, rclone, backups and static assets.

    Good for: Good for: developers and small teams who need self-hosted S3-compatible storage for apps, backups and static assets.

  • Specifically Clementines

    Self-hosted, offline-first grocery and shopping list app for families and households, with shared lists, recipes and live sync across devices.

    Good for: Good for: families and households who want a private, shared shopping list that syncs live and works offline.

  • Youtarr

    Self-hosted YouTube channel downloader built on yt-dlp, with scheduled downloads, a browsable video library and optional Plex notification.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and Plex users who archive YouTube channels.

  • Zen Notes

    Keyboard-first self-hosted Markdown notes app that keeps every note as a plain .md file in a vault, with wiki links, tasks, search and a browser editor.

    Good for: Individuals and small teams who want plain-file Markdown notes

  • Daptin

    Open-source backend platform that turns a schema into a REST and GraphQL API with accounts, permissions, file storage and an admin dashboard, backed by PostgreSQL.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want a self-hosted API backend without writing server code.

  • Budibase

    Open-source low-code platform for building internal tools, admin panels, forms and automations on top of your own data, with a visual builder, built-in database and role-based access.

    Good for: Good for: teams and developers who build internal tools and automations on a self-hosted platform.

  • 4ga Boards

    Self-hosted realtime Kanban boards for projects, lists, cards, tasks and attachments, with board import and export and a generated administrator login.

    Good for: Good for: small teams and developers who want self-hosted Kanban project boards.

  • Minecraft

    A private, whitelisted Minecraft Java Edition server with a persistent world, online-mode account checks and a generated console password, running as a single container.

    Good for: Good for: players and communities who want a private Java Edition server for friends and family.

  • Hydrodactyl

    Open-source game-server control panel, a modern fork of Pterodactyl, with its database, cache and HTTPS already set up and your administrator created.

    Good for: Game-server hosts and communities that want a self-hosted control panel for managing game servers

  • Plunk

    An open-source email platform for transactional emails, campaigns and workflow automation, sending through your own Amazon SES account.

    Good for: Good for: developers and small teams who want to own their email platform and send through their own SES account.

  • Manifest

    An open-source, OpenAI-compatible LLM gateway that routes each request across the model providers you connect, with fallbacks, request logs and a dashboard for usage, cost and rate limits.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams running AI agents or apps against several model providers.

  • Convex

    Open-source reactive backend: a document database with TypeScript server functions, file storage, scheduled jobs and live queries, with a web dashboard and an admin key generated from the instance secret.

    Good for: Good for: developers who want a self-hosted reactive backend and dashboard for their apps.

  • Poznote

    Self-hosted note-taking app with rich-text and Markdown notes, folders, tags, attachments, search, sharing and reminders, stored in a single SQLite database.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams who want a self-hosted alternative to hosted note-taking apps.

  • PWgen

    A self-hosted random password and passphrase generator with an optional breach check that never sends the password itself, and no data stored on the server.

    Good for: Good for: privacy-minded individuals, teams and developers who want their own password generator.

  • Redirecterr

    A webhook companion for Overseerr and Jellyseerr that routes each pending media request to the Radarr or Sonarr instance you choose, behind a secret-protected webhook on managed HTTPS.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running Overseerr or Jellyseerr with multiple Radarr and Sonarr instances.

  • Gancio

    A shared agenda for local communities: publish and browse events, subscribe by RSS or calendar feed, and federate over ActivityPub, as a single container with an administrator created at install.

    Good for: Good for: community organisers, collectives and local groups who want a self-hosted events agenda.

  • PHP Startpage

    A lightweight start page that turns one JSON file into a card grid of your services and bookmarks, with optional up/down status checks.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and teams who want a simple shared links and status page.

  • StencilBox

    Build fast static websites such as link homepages and status pages from YAML build configs and data files, with a password-protected admin and persistent storage.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and teams who want a quick YAML-driven homepage, sidebar or status page.

  • OpenCloud

    Self-hosted file sync and sharing with spaces, WebDAV, password-protected public links and desktop and mobile clients, in a single container.

    Good for: Teams and individuals who want private file sync and sharing on their own server

  • Once Campfire

    Self-hosted team chat from 37signals with rooms, direct messages, file sharing, search, mentions, bots and web push notifications, in a single container with SQLite.

    Good for: Good for: teams wanting a private self-hosted chat on their own server.

  • Faridoon

    A self-hosted site for saving and publishing favourite chat quotes, with accounts, moderators and an approval queue, backed by a private MySQL database.

    Good for: Good for: communities and individuals who want to publish their own quote collection.

  • LiteParse

    HTTP API that turns PDFs, Office files and images into text, markdown or page data, with built-in OCR and no external services.

    Good for: Good for: developers building document, LLM and RAG pipelines who want a private, key-protected parsing endpoint.

  • nforwardauth

    Lightweight forward-auth service that puts one shared sign-in page in front of many self-hosted sites through nginx, Traefik or Caddy.

    Good for: Self-hosters protecting several internal tools behind one sign-in

  • AuthPortal

    Single sign-on and OIDC provider that signs users in with their Plex, Jellyfin or Emby account, with optional MFA, an admin console and LDAP sync.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running Plex, Jellyfin or Emby who want one sign-in for their other apps.

  • Frappe Helpdesk

    Open-source ticketing with SLAs, a knowledge base, saved replies and a customer portal, built on the Frappe framework.

    Good for: Support teams who want a self-hosted ticketing system on their own server

  • DumbKan

    A lightweight self-hosted Kanban board with drag-and-drop tasks, multiple boards and custom columns, protected by a shared PIN.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams wanting a minimal private task board.

  • Tamari

    Self-hosted recipe manager with meal planning, shopping lists and recipe import from a URL, with a generated owner login and persistent storage.

    Good for: Good for: households and home cooks who want a private recipe library with a meal planner and shopping lists.

  • TraLa

    A searchable, icon-rich dashboard of your links and services with grouping and light and dark themes, kept behind HTTPS and a generated login.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and homelab users, especially Traefik users who want a private start page.

  • Vanilla Cookbook

    A self-hosted recipe manager that imports recipes from web pages and Paprika, converts ingredient units and keeps shopping lists, with a pre-created administrator account.

    Good for: Good for: home cooks and families who want a private, self-hosted recipe collection.

  • DVinyl

    Self-hosted collection manager for vinyl records, CDs, books, video games and other physical media, with wishlists, statistics and optional metadata lookup, running with MongoDB and a ready administrator account.

    Good for: Good for: collectors of physical media who want a private, self-hosted catalogue.

  • MyDrive

    Self-hosted, encrypted Google Drive alternative for storing, previewing and sharing your own files, with media thumbnails and sign-up closed from the first start.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and teams who want private file storage on their own server.

  • Dnote

    A command-line notebook with an optional sync server: write and search notes from the terminal and sync them across your devices through your own endpoint.

    Good for: Good for: developers and CLI users who want private, synced notes.

  • Bambuddy

    Self-hosted print management for Bambu Lab 3D printers: live monitoring, print archive, queue, scheduling, statistics and filament tracking, with no vendor cloud in the loop.

    Good for: Good for: Bambu Lab owners and small print farms wanting a self-hosted print dashboard.

  • OvenMediaEngine

    Sub-second live streaming server: ingest over RTMP, SRT or WebRTC and deliver over LL-HLS or WebRTC, with signed-URL publishing and a generated signing key.

    Good for: Good for: broadcasters, developers and teams who need a self-hosted low-latency streaming origin.

  • Canine

    An open-source deployment platform with a web console that builds and deploys projects onto Kubernetes clusters you connect, with HTTPS and PostgreSQL included.

    Good for: Good for: developers and small teams who want a Heroku-style deploy console for their own Kubernetes clusters.

  • Ideon

    A self-hosted visual workspace that puts repositories, notes, links and files on one shared infinite canvas, with real-time collaboration and a private PostgreSQL database.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want a self-hosted shared canvas for projects, notes and repositories.

  • ChirpStack

    An open-source LoRaWAN network server for managing gateways, devices and applications, with PostgreSQL, Redis and an MQTT broker already wired together.

    Good for: Good for: IoT and LoRaWAN operators and teams running private LoRa sensor networks.

  • Silicon Notes

    Minimal Markdown wiki with page history, full-text search and bi-directional page links, kept behind a generated login.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams wanting a private, self-hosted Markdown knowledge base.

  • DumbDo

    Minimal self-hosted to-do app with multiple lists, no accounts, and shared-PIN protection.

    Good for: Individuals and small teams who want a simple private to-do list without accounts

  • Secrover

    Free, open-source security audit tool that scans your repositories and domains on a schedule and publishes readable HTML reports behind a login.

    Good for: Good for: developers and small teams who want recurring dependency, code and domain security reports.

  • Headphones

    An automated music downloader for Usenet and BitTorrent that follows the artists you add, finds new releases through your indexers and hands them to your downloader, running behind managed HTTPS with a generated sign-in already in place.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who run Usenet or BitTorrent downloaders and want automated music collection.

  • LlamaGPT

    Self-hosted, offline ChatGPT-style chatbot that runs a Llama 2 7B model on your own server CPU, so prompts and answers are not sent to a third party.

    Good for: Good for: people who want a private, self-hosted chatbot without API keys or per-token fees.

  • netboot.xyz

    Network boot server that gives PXE and iPXE clients a menu of operating system installers and utilities, with a protected web interface to edit menus and mirror boot files locally.

    Good for: Good for: homelab users, sysadmins and IT teams who install operating systems over the network.

  • HomeButler

    Lightweight web dashboard that watches your other servers over SSH: status, open ports, Docker containers, alerts and snapshots, protected by a generated access token.

    Good for: Good for: homelab owners and small teams monitoring a handful of servers.

  • OrigamiVault

    Client-side tool that encrypts passwords and recovery phrases into printable paper backups with QR codes, with all encryption running in the browser.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and teams wanting self-hosted paper backups of passwords and recovery phrases.

  • Pønskelisten

    A self-hosted wishlist app for friends and family: share lists in groups and let others claim gifts without spoiling the surprise.

    Good for: Good for: families and friend groups who want a private, invite-only wishlist on a server they control.

  • LazyLibrarian

    Self-hosted book manager that follows authors and series, tracks the ebooks, audiobooks and magazines you want, and hands matches to your own download client.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who manage an ebook, audiobook or magazine library.

  • Jellysweep

    Automatic Jellyfin library cleanup: marks old, unwatched movies and shows using Jellystat viewing stats with Sonarr and Radarr, lets users ask to keep items, and starts in dry-run mode.

    Good for: Good for: Jellyfin, Sonarr and Radarr users who want to reclaim storage.

  • Grimoire

    Self-hosted library and campaign manager for tabletop RPG books, maps, tokens, audio and 3D models, with full-text search, campaigns and character sheets.

    Good for: Good for: game masters and tabletop RPG groups who want a searchable library of their PDFs, maps and campaign notes.

  • Ticky

    A self-hosted Kanban task manager with projects, boards, subtasks, time tracking and Trello import.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams who want a self-hosted Trello-style board.

  • Liwan

    Lightweight, cookie-free web analytics that runs as one self-contained process with no external database, with HTTPS and a generated admin login.

    Good for: Good for: site owners and developers wanting simple, privacy-friendly analytics they host themselves.

  • Terraria Server

    A vanilla Terraria dedicated server that players join from the Terraria PC client with an address, port and generated password, with a world created on first start and kept on a persistent volume.

    Good for: Good for: Terraria players and groups who want a private, always-on multiplayer world.

  • eddrit

    Lightweight Reddit frontend for browsing subreddits, posts and users without an account, with a private Valkey cache and HTTPS on xCloud.

    Good for: People who want a lightweight Reddit viewer on their own domain

  • hiSHtory Server

    Sync server for the hiSHtory shell history tool: one searchable, end-to-end encrypted command history across your machines, with a registration cap.

    Good for: Good for: developers and sysadmins who want their shell history synced across laptops and servers.

  • Llana

    Instant REST API over a PostgreSQL database with JWT and API-key login, role-based permissions and a generated OpenAPI schema, running beside a private PostgreSQL 17 database.

    Good for: Good for: developers who want an API over a SQL database without writing endpoints.

  • BiblioReads

    Privacy-friendly alternative front-end for Goodreads: browse books, authors, series and quotes without ads or tracking, with no database to manage.

    Good for: Good for: readers and privacy-minded operators wanting a self-hosted Goodreads front-end.

  • MyIP

    Self-hosted IP toolbox that shows your public IP and geolocation from several sources and bundles WebRTC, WHOIS, DNS and ASN tools in one interface.

    Good for: Good for: developers, sysadmins and privacy-minded users wanting their own IP and network diagnostics site.

  • html2rss

    Turns a pasted web page address into an RSS 2.0 or JSON Feed, with a bundled headless browser for JavaScript-heavy sites and a token-gated interface.

    Good for: Good for: readers and researchers who follow sites that do not publish a feed.

  • PlanarAlly

    Self-hosted virtual tabletop for tabletop role-playing games, with shared maps, tokens, fog of war and dynamic lighting, running as a single container with a generated administrator account.

    Good for: Good for: game masters and RPG groups who want their own virtual tabletop.

  • WorkAdventure

    Virtual office and event space where people walk around a 2D map and talk by video and chat when their avatars meet, with map hosting included.

    Good for: Good for: remote teams, community organisers and event hosts wanting a self-hosted virtual office.

  • Cube

    Open-source semantic layer and headless BI API: define metrics once, then query them over REST, GraphQL or a Postgres-compatible SQL API.

    Good for: data and platform engineers who want one governed set of metrics behind their apps, BI tools and AI agents

  • Trailarr

    Finds and downloads trailers for the movies and shows in your Radarr and Sonarr libraries and saves them next to the media files, behind HTTPS with a generated login.

    Good for: Good for: Radarr and Sonarr users who want local trailers for Plex, Emby or Jellyfin.

  • Beets

    Music library manager that tags and organizes your collection using MusicBrainz and offers a browsable web interface, running behind a password-protected HTTPS address with persistent storage.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters with a large music collection who want it tagged and organized.

  • Lingarr

    Translates the subtitle files for your movie and TV library with DeepL, OpenAI, Gemini, LibreTranslate and other services, from a web interface, a JSON API or Radarr and Sonarr, with sign-in switched on from install.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running Radarr, Sonarr, Jellyfin or Plex who want translated subtitles.

  • GitHub Release Monitor

    Watches GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg and Forgejo repositories for new releases and notifies you by email or Apprise, running as a single container behind a setup-token login and HTTPS with persistent storage.

    Good for: Good for: developers and self-hosters who track upstream releases of the projects they depend on.

  • Dillinger

    Browser-based Markdown editor with a live preview and Markdown, HTML and styled-HTML export, with documents kept in each visitor's own browser.

    Good for: Good for: writers, developers and teams wanting a self-hosted Markdown editor.

  • Open-Meteo

    Self-hosted open-source weather forecast API that downloads open weather data on demand and serves forecasts from your own domain, with a persistent local cache.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who need a weather forecast API they control.

  • faster-whisper

    A Wyoming speech-to-text server that runs Whisper models on your own server's CPU for Home Assistant voice assistants and other Wyoming clients, with the downloaded model kept on a persistent volume.

    Good for: Good for: Home Assistant users and self-hosters who want local speech-to-text.

  • MediaLyze

    Self-hosted analyzer for video and audio libraries that scans media folders with ffprobe and shows the codecs, resolutions, audio tracks and subtitles of every file.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who want to inspect codecs, tracks and subtitles across a media collection.

  • Moocup

    Browser-based mockup editor for placing screenshots into device frames and exporting them as images, running as a static site with no database or backend.

    Good for: Good for: designers, indie makers and product teams who need quick screenshot mockups.

  • Cal.rs

    Self-hosted scheduling with public booking pages, event types, availability rules and team booking, in one container with an embedded SQLite database.

    Good for: Good for: freelancers, consultants and small teams wanting their own booking pages.

  • sish

    Self-hosted SSH tunnelling server, an alternative to ngrok and serveo: one ssh -R command exposes a local web app or TCP service through your own server and domain.

    Good for: Good for: developers and small teams who want to share local services through their own server.

  • Jetlog

    Self-hosted personal flight tracker with a flight log, world map, statistics and CSV import and export, running as a single container with a generated admin password.

    Good for: Good for: frequent flyers and aviation enthusiasts who want a private flight log.

  • GitLab CE

    Self-hosted GitLab Community Edition with Git repositories, merge requests, issues, CI/CD pipelines, a package registry and wikis, running as one all-in-one container with a generated admin password.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams wanting private, self-hosted Git hosting and DevOps tooling.

  • VoucherVault

    Self-hosted tracker for vouchers, coupons, gift cards and loyalty cards, with QR code and barcode display, file attachments and expiry reminders through Apprise.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and households wanting a private gift card and voucher tracker.

  • AnonymousOverflow

    Privacy-friendly Stack Overflow and Stack Exchange viewer that fetches questions through your own server and serves them without client-side JavaScript or clutter.

    Good for: Good for: developers and privacy-minded teams wanting a self-hosted Stack Overflow reader.

  • OpenReader

    Self-hosted read-aloud document reader for PDF, EPUB, DOCX and text files, with synchronized highlighting and a bundled Kokoro text-to-speech engine.

    Good for: Good for: readers and teams wanting a private read-aloud library without a paid text-to-speech service.

  • WYGIWYH

    Self-hosted, multi-currency personal finance tracker with custom currencies and a dollar-cost averaging tracker, backed by a private PostgreSQL database and a generated admin password.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and households who want a private, self-hosted finance tracker.

  • SickGear

    Automatic TV show manager that tracks the series you follow, finds new episodes through your own usenet and torrent providers and hands them to your download client.

    Good for: Good for: people managing a TV library who already use their own usenet or torrent providers.

  • The One File

    Self-hosted network diagram and topology editor with real-time collaboration rooms, shareable links and exports, backed by a single SQLite database.

    Good for: Good for: homelabbers, network engineers and teams who want self-hosted collaborative network diagrams.

  • Fenrus

    A self-hosted personal dashboard and start page for your apps, bookmarks and services, with per-user dashboards, search and status indicators, behind a Basic Auth gateway with a generated admin login.

    Good for: Good for: homelab and self-hosting users who want one start page for their services.

  • Cassandra Reaper

    Repair scheduling and management dashboard for Apache Cassandra clusters you already run, with a REST API and a login-protected web UI.

    Good for: Good for: teams running Apache Cassandra clusters who want scheduled, coordinated repairs.

  • Ktistec

    Lightweight ActivityPub server for the fediverse, with a built-in web interface, Markdown posts and SQLite storage in a single container.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small groups who want their own fediverse presence.

  • Drop

    Open-source platform for sharing DRM-free games with friends or a community, with an invitation-only web store, library management, optional metadata and a desktop client.

    Good for: Good for: gamers and communities wanting a private, self-hosted library for sharing DRM-free games.

  • Upvote RSS

    Generates RSS feeds of the popular posts from Reddit, Lemmy, Hacker News, Lobsters, GitHub and more, filtered by score.

    Good for: Good for: readers who follow communities through a feed reader

  • Mafl

    Minimalistic homepage that lists your self-hosted services as a grid of links, configured from one YAML file, behind a generated password with a persistent config volume.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and homelab users who want a simple start page for their services.

  • Many Notes

    Self-hosted Markdown note-taking app with vaults, templates, links, backlinks, tags, typo-tolerant search and live updates.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams who want private, self-hosted Markdown notes.

  • Hoop

    Open-source access gateway that puts databases, servers and internal tools behind one audited, role-based entry point with session recording, approvals and data masking.

    Good for: Good for: platform and security teams and DBAs who want audited access to databases and servers.

  • K7

    Self-hosted media server for movies, series and music with a web player, multi-user accounts, transcoding and an OpenSubsonic-compatible API, backed by PostgreSQL.

    Good for: Good for: households and small groups who want to self-host their own movies, series and music.

  • Docassemble

    Open-source platform for guided interviews and document assembly, with PostgreSQL, Redis and RabbitMQ built into one container and a generated admin account.

    Good for: Good for: legal-tech teams, legal aid organisations and developers automating document workflows.

  • Kuvasz

    Self-hosted uptime and SSL monitoring with status pages and alerts for HTTP, ICMP, TCP, DNS and heartbeat checks.

    Good for: Developers and teams who want self-hosted uptime monitoring

  • Vykar

    A token-protected REST backup server for Vykar clients, with client-side encryption, deduplication, optional append-only mode and a persistent repository volume.

    Good for: Good for: developers and sysadmins wanting a self-hosted target for encrypted, deduplicated backups.

  • CiviCRM

    Open-source CRM for nonprofits, associations and membership organisations, covering contacts, donations, memberships, events and bulk mailings, with no WordPress or Drupal needed.

    Good for: Good for: nonprofits, associations and membership organisations wanting a self-hosted CRM.

  • Nametag

    Open-source personal CRM for keeping track of the people in your life: contacts, relationships, important dates, reminders and notes, with a private database and reminder scheduler.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams who want to keep personal relationship notes and reminders on their own server.

  • Ocular

    Privacy-friendly budget and expense tracker with a statistics dashboard, charts and yearly and all-time overviews, kept on your own server.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and households wanting a self-hosted budget tracker.

  • Calagopus

    Open-source game-server control panel written in Rust, with its PostgreSQL database and HTTPS already set up and your administrator created.

    Good for: Game-server hosts and communities that run their own Wings nodes

  • Checkrr

    Scans a media library with ffprobe and ffmpeg for corrupt or unwanted video and audio files, with a web dashboard behind HTTPS and a generated admin password.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running Plex, Jellyfin or *arr stacks who want to catch broken media files.

  • OwnTracks Frontend

    A web map for your OwnTracks location history, deployed with the Recorder that stores it, behind a generated login.

    Good for: Good for: privacy-minded individuals and families who use the OwnTracks apps.

  • VaulTLS

    Run your own certificate authority: issue and revoke TLS client and server certificates from a web UI with ACME and OpenID Connect support, behind HTTPS with a generated administrator.

    Good for: Good for: home-lab operators and small teams who need private TLS and mTLS certificates.

  • Meteroid

    Open-source usage-based billing platform: usage metering, pricing plans, subscriptions and invoicing, run on your own server with HTTPS and persistent data.

    Good for: Good for: SaaS, infrastructure and AI companies wanting self-hosted usage-based billing.

  • Pluton

    Self-hosted backup manager built on restic and rclone, with scheduled plans, encrypted snapshots and 70+ storage destinations.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and small teams who want encrypted, scheduled backups to their own storage.

  • Safebucket

    Self-hosted secure file sharing: share files and folders with guests through invitation links, with 2FA, trash retention and activity logs, stored in a private RustFS bucket.

    Good for: Good for: teams, agencies and freelancers who share files with clients and want to own the storage.

  • Borg Backup Server

    Web dashboard for BorgBackup that manages encrypted, deduplicated backups from your machines, with HTTPS, a generated admin login and persistent repositories.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and small IT teams who want a dashboard for BorgBackup without building the stack.

  • Gameyfin

    Self-hosted video game library manager that scans your game folders, fetches metadata and cover art, and lets signed-in users browse and download the collection from the browser.

    Good for: Good for: gamers and homelab users who want a browsable, downloadable game collection.

  • Tiny Tiny RSS

    A self-hosted, web-based news feed reader and aggregator with filters, labels, keyboard shortcuts, plugins and a background updater.

    Good for: Good for: readers who want a private place for every RSS and Atom feed they follow

  • Gerrit Code Review

    Self-hosted code review and Git repository manager where every change is reviewed before it merges, with a bundled LLDAP user directory, Git over HTTPS and SSH, and persistent storage.

    Good for: Good for: engineering teams that need gated, reviewed Git workflows.

  • Continuwuity

    A lightweight Matrix homeserver written in Rust, for running your own federated chat server with sign-ups limited to people you invite.

    Good for: Good for: Teams and communities that want a private, federated Matrix chat server on their own domain

  • LeafWiki

    A lightweight self-hosted Markdown wiki with a page tree and full-text search, running as a single container with SQLite and no separate database.

    Good for: Good for: engineers, small teams and self-hosters wanting a private documentation wiki with low operational overhead.

  • jfa-go

    Invite-based account creation and self-service management for Jellyfin and Emby users, with invite limits, user expiry and a My Account page.

    Good for: Good for: Jellyfin and Emby server owners who want friends and family to create their own accounts.

  • LibreBooking

    Open-source resource scheduling for rooms, desks, equipment and vehicles, with waitlists, role-based access, quotas and reminder jobs.

    Good for: Offices, schools and labs sharing rooms or equipment

  • Karaoke Eternal

    Self-hosted karaoke party system: guests join a room from their phones, search your MP3+G and MP4 library and queue songs for a shared player on the TV.

    Good for: Good for: home and party hosts, bars and venues running karaoke nights.

  • Mydia

    Self-hosted media manager and streaming server for movies and TV shows that tracks and organizes a library, connects to your download client and indexer, and plays media from the web or the Mydia player.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters building a personal movie and TV library.

  • FeatBit

    Open-source feature flag platform with a dashboard, management API and SDK evaluation server, backed by a private PostgreSQL database.

    Good for: Good for: development and product teams that want self-hosted feature flags and gradual rollouts

  • Tuwunel + Element

    A federated Matrix homeserver (Tuwunel) bundled with the Element Web chat client, each on its own HTTPS domain, with token-gated registration.

    Good for: Good for: teams and communities that want a self-hosted Matrix chat server with a ready browser client

  • VersityGW

    A self-hosted S3-compatible gateway that keeps buckets and objects as plain files on a local volume, with a built-in web console.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want a private S3 endpoint on their own server

  • farmOS

    Open-source farm management and record keeping for land, plantings, livestock, equipment, logs, maps and planning.

    Good for: Good for: farmers, growers and farm cooperatives who want self-hosted record keeping

  • Homer

    A dead simple static start page for your services, built from a single YAML configuration file, with search, smart cards and theming.

    Good for: Good for: homelab users, self-hosters and teams who want a simple shared start page

  • DHIS2

    Open-source health information platform for collecting, managing, validating, analysing and visualising aggregate and individual-level health data, with dashboards, maps and a web API.

    Good for: Good for: public-health teams, NGOs and data managers who want to run DHIS2 without managing the stack.

  • Domain Watchdog

    Self-hosted domain name monitor that uses RDAP to track registration history, expirations and status or ownership changes, with email, webhook, calendar and RSS alerts.

    Good for: Good for: people and teams who track many domain names and want a self-hosted monitor.

  • Sim

    Open-source platform for building, deploying and running AI agent workflows on a visual canvas, with knowledge bases, triggers and an API.

    Good for: Good for: teams and builders who want to run AI agent workflows and knowledge bases on their own server.

  • Huly

    Open-source all-in-one project management platform with issue tracking, planning, documents, team chat and a CRM in one workspace.

    Good for: Good for: small teams and developers who want a self-hosted project management and collaboration tool.

  • Mailu

    Self-hosted mail server with SMTP, IMAP, webmail, spam filtering and a web console for domains, mailboxes and aliases.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters, small teams and agencies that want to run their own mail for a domain.

  • Databag

    Lightweight federated messenger you host yourself, with text, images and files, unlimited accounts per node and invite-only sign-up.

    Good for: Good for: families, small teams and privacy-minded users wanting a self-hosted messenger.

  • SyncLounge

    A private watch-together server for Plex: shared rooms that keep every viewer's playback in step, with sign-in through each viewer's own Plex account.

    Good for: Good for: Plex users who want synchronized group viewing on their own server.

  • DroppedNeedle

    Self-hosted music request, discovery and library app that searches the MusicBrainz catalogue and drives your own slskd or SABnzbd download client, in a single container.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who manage their own music library and download clients.

  • Koito

    Self-hosted scrobble server and listening-history dashboard with a ListenBrainz-compatible API, automatic artwork, charts and imports from Last.fm, Spotify and Maloja.

    Good for: Good for: music listeners who want to own their listening history.

  • LNbits

    Free, open-source Lightning Network wallet and accounts system with multiple wallets, LNURL, invoices and installable extensions, running on top of your own Lightning funding source.

    Good for: Good for: Bitcoin and Lightning operators, merchants and developers who want their own wallet and accounts system.

  • Tracktor

    Self-hosted vehicle manager for fuel logs, service history, insurance and pollution certificates, and renewal reminders across every vehicle you own.

    Good for: Good for: vehicle owners and small fleet keepers who want a private record of fuel, service and compliance.

  • Logchef

    A log explorer for VictoriaLogs and ClickHouse with a query editor, saved queries, teams, alerts and API tokens, deployed with a private bundled VictoriaLogs store.

    Good for: Good for: developers and ops teams who want a self-hosted log explorer.

  • ClipCascade

    Self-hosted clipboard sync between Windows, macOS, Linux and Android devices, with optional end-to-end encryption and a web dashboard.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and teams who want a private cross-device clipboard.

  • XBackBone

    Lightweight self-hosted file and image sharing with a multi-user web UI, ShareX and *NIX upload support, upload history, search, and per-user quotas.

    Good for: Creators, teams and developers who want a private upload host

  • Grav

    Fast, flat-file CMS with no database: Markdown pages, Twig themes, plugins and a modern admin panel.

    Good for: Good for: bloggers, developers and small teams who want a fast CMS without a database.

  • Stash

    Self-hosted media organizer and player: scan your own library, tag and group it, scrape metadata and browse it from any browser.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who want a private, searchable web interface for their own media collection.

  • MySQL

    Open-source relational database (MySQL Community Server, 9.7 LTS) for web applications, services and SQL workloads.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who need a standalone SQL database for their apps.

  • OpenResty

    Scriptable web platform that bundles nginx with LuaJIT, for custom web servers, API gateways and dynamic web apps.

    Good for: Good for: developers who need a scriptable nginx for custom web servers and API gateways.

  • OctoPrint

    Web interface for 3D printers: upload and print G-code, monitor jobs, record timelapses and extend it with plugins.

    Good for: Good for: 3D-printing hobbyists and makers who want a remotely reachable OctoPrint control panel.

  • OSRM

    Self-hosted OpenStreetMap routing engine that serves route, distance-table, map-matching, trip and tile queries over an HTTP API, with the map region and profile of your choice.

    Good for: Good for: developers and logistics teams who need a self-hosted routing API.

  • GitBucket

    Self-hosted GitHub-style Git platform with repositories, pull requests, issues, wikis and plugins, reachable over HTTPS and Git over SSH, in a single container.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want a private, self-hosted Git platform.

  • Nezha

    Self-hosted server monitoring dashboard with per-server agents, service and ping checks, alert rules and a status page, in a single container with an embedded database.

    Good for: Good for: sysadmins, developers and agencies monitoring their own servers.

  • Kopia

    Self-hosted encrypted, deduplicated backup tool with a password-protected web UI, snapshot scheduling and restore, for S3, B2, SFTP, WebDAV or a local volume.

    Good for: Good for: developers, sysadmins and small teams who want self-hosted encrypted backups.

  • Nginx UI

    Self-hosted web interface for managing nginx: edit configuration, test and reload, manage certificates, read logs and use a terminal, in a single container with SQLite.

    Good for: Good for: developers and sysadmins who manage nginx configuration.

  • Jotty

    Self-hosted checklists, tasks and markdown notes stored as plain files, with per-item sharing, an admin panel and optional OpenID Connect single sign-on.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams wanting a private, self-hosted checklist and notes app.

  • TubeSync

    A self-hosted PVR for YouTube that downloads new videos or audio from subscribed channels and playlists on a schedule into a library folder for Plex, Jellyfin or Emby.

    Good for: Good for: home-lab and media-server users who want scheduled YouTube archiving.

  • Unmanic

    A library optimiser that scans your video and audio folders and converts files with ffmpeg, driven by plugins you choose.

    Good for: Self-hosters who manage large media libraries

  • Explo

    Self-hosted music discovery that turns your ListenBrainz recommendations into playlists on Jellyfin, Navidrome, Plex, Emby, MPD or Subsonic, with a web interface and a generated sign-in.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running a personal music server who want automated music discovery.

  • Yaade

    A self-hosted, multi-user API client for building and sending HTTP requests, organising them into shared collections and keeping your data on your own server.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want a self-hosted API client.

  • Corteza

    Open-source low-code platform for building CRM, case-management and business applications, with a visual data-model builder, page designer, workflow automation and role-based access control.

    Good for: Good for: teams and agencies building internal business apps without writing a full application.

  • HomeTube

    Self-hosted web interface for yt-dlp that downloads videos and playlists from YouTube and other sites to your server, with quality profiles, subtitles and audio-language preferences.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and homelab users building a video library on their own server.

  • Cross-seed

    Cross-seeding daemon that matches the torrents in your client against Torznab indexers and injects the matches back, with an API for webhooks and announce triggers.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running a torrent client with Prowlarr or Jackett.

  • Endurain

    Self-hosted fitness tracker that imports GPX, TCX and FIT files and syncs with Strava and Garmin Connect, keeping workouts, routes and health data on your own server.

    Good for: Good for: athletes and privacy-minded people who want to own their training data.

  • Sharkord

    Lightweight self-hosted chat server with text channels, voice, video and screen sharing, file uploads and roles, in a single container.

    Good for: Good for: communities and teams wanting a self-hosted, Discord-style chat server.

  • Mailrise

    SMTP gateway that turns emails from printers, NAS boxes, cron jobs and other legacy devices into Apprise notifications for Telegram, Discord, ntfy and more.

    Good for: Homelab users with email-only devices

  • NZBHydra2

    Meta search and indexer proxy that exposes your own Usenet and torrent indexers as one Newznab-compatible API for Sonarr, Radarr and Lidarr.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running Sonarr, Radarr or Lidarr with Usenet or torrent indexers.

  • qBit Manage

    A companion web interface for qBittorrent that tags and categorizes torrents, removes orphaned files and unregistered torrents, and applies share limits. qBittorrent itself is not included.

    Good for: Good for: qBittorrent users who want automated torrent organization and cleanup.

  • Checkmk

    Infrastructure and application monitoring with automatic service discovery, alerting, dashboards and a REST API, in the Community Edition.

    Good for: Good for: sysadmins, DevOps and IT teams monitoring servers and networks.

  • eKuiper

    Lightweight SQL stream-processing engine for IoT and edge data, with a web console for building streams and rules over MQTT, HTTP and file sources.

    Good for: Good for: IoT and edge engineers and data pipeline builders who want SQL rules over streaming data.

  • COPS

    Lightweight web and OPDS catalog server that publishes your Calibre ebook library for browsing, search, download and e-reader apps.

    Good for: Good for: Calibre users and self-hosters who read on e-readers.

  • Dremio

    Open-source data lakehouse query engine that runs SQL over files and external databases from a web UI, JDBC/ODBC or Arrow Flight.

    Good for: Good for: data engineers and analysts who want a self-hosted lakehouse query engine.

  • SmokePing

    Latency and packet-loss monitor that pings your hosts and services on a schedule and draws the history as graphs, with threshold alerts.

    Good for: Good for: sysadmins and network operators who want latency history for their hosts.

  • Dynacat

    Self-hosted, YAML-configured dashboard for feeds, bookmarks, service monitors, calendars and other widgets, with a built-in page editor.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and teams wanting a private start page or status dashboard.

  • Airsonic Advanced

    Self-hosted music streaming server with a web player, a Subsonic-compatible API for mobile and desktop apps, playlists, podcasts and on-the-fly transcoding.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and music collectors who want a private streaming server for their own library.

  • SketchForge

    Local-first 3D design editor that runs in the browser, with STL, OBJ and STEP export and a shared project library behind a generated login.

    Good for: Good for: makers, 3D printing teams and designers wanting a private browser-based 3D design editor.

  • Marreta

    Open-source paste-a-link article reader with an HTTP API and an admin panel for per-domain rules, behind a password gate with a bundled headless browser for JavaScript-rendered pages.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and small teams who want a private article reader with an API.

  • Hollama

    Minimal web chat interface for Ollama and OpenAI-compatible language model servers, with chats kept in each visitor's browser.

    Good for: Good for: people running Ollama or OpenAI-compatible servers who want a hosted chat front end.

  • eLabFTW

    Open-source electronic lab notebook and laboratory inventory manager for experiments, protocols, samples and team records.

    Good for: Good for: research labs, university groups and R&D teams who want a lab notebook they host themselves.

  • TaskView

    A self-hosted task and project manager with lists, boards, organizations, webhooks and an MCP server, backed by PostgreSQL.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want a task and project manager on their own server.

  • GreptimeDB

    An open-source observability database that stores metrics, logs and traces together and answers SQL and PromQL queries.

    Good for: Good for: DevOps and platform engineers and developers running observability or IoT time-series workloads.

  • xyOps

    A job scheduler, workflow engine and server monitoring system in one web interface, with a built-in local worker and remote worker servers.

    Good for: Good for: DevOps teams and developers who want self-hosted job scheduling and server monitoring.

  • PgBouncer

    A lightweight connection pooler for PostgreSQL that lets many application connections share a small pool of server connections.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams running PostgreSQL who need connection pooling.

  • MailDev

    An SMTP testing server with a live web inbox and REST API that captures your app's outgoing email instead of delivering it.

    Good for: Good for: developers and QA teams testing application email.

  • Ombi

    A self-hosted request portal where users search for movies and TV shows and request what is missing, connecting to Plex, Emby, Jellyfin, Sonarr and Radarr.

    Good for: Good for: home-lab and media-server owners who want users to request movies and TV shows.

  • Zensical

    A modern static site generator for project documentation that turns Markdown into a site and rebuilds it whenever the content changes.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams publishing project documentation on their own domain.

  • Cerbos

    An open-source authorization policy server that answers access checks from YAML policies over HTTP and gRPC, with an API explorer.

    Good for: Good for: developers and platform teams who want centralised RBAC and ABAC authorization decisions.

  • Black Candy

    A self-hosted music streaming server with a web player for playlists, favorites and album browsing, using SQLite storage.

    Good for: Good for: people who want to stream their own music library from a private server.

  • miniserve

    A tiny file server that turns a folder into a password-protected web page with uploads, new folders and tar.gz folder downloads.

    Good for: Good for: developers and small teams who need a simple file share.

  • AnonAddy (addy.io)

    Self-hosted anonymous email forwarding: unlimited aliases on your own domain that forward to your real mailbox, with MariaDB and Redis.

    Good for: Good for: privacy-minded people, small teams and developers who want their own email alias service.

  • Inbucket

    Disposable email testing server with a password-protected web UI and REST API — captures mail your apps send to a test domain so you can inspect it.

    Good for: Good for: developers and QA teams testing application email.

  • ytdl-sub

    Automates yt-dlp downloads of YouTube channels, playlists and other sources into a Plex, Jellyfin or Kodi friendly library, run from a password-protected browser editor.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and homelab users running Plex, Jellyfin or Kodi libraries.

  • GLAuth

    Lightweight LDAP server for home labs, development and CI, with users and groups in one configuration file, a generated service account and no database.

    Good for: Good for: home lab users, developers and CI maintainers who need a simple LDAP directory.

  • Tracearr

    Monitoring platform for Plex, Jellyfin and Emby that tracks streams in real time, analyses playback and flags account sharing.

    Good for: Good for: media-server owners running Plex, Jellyfin or Emby for family, friends or communities.

  • Ergo

    Modern IRC server with built-in accounts, channel registration, message history and services, no separate bouncer or services daemon required.

    Good for: communities, projects and teams who want their own IRC network

  • Radarr

    Open-source movie collection manager that watches your indexers for new releases, hands them to your download client and organizes the files in your library, with a generated administrator login and API key.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who manage a movie library with their own indexers and download clients.

  • JupyterHub

    Multi-user Jupyter server: one sign-in page that starts a JupyterLab workspace for each person, with a generated administrator password and home folders that persist.

    Good for: Good for: data-science teams, instructors and researchers who want a shared notebook server.

  • Komga

    Self-hosted media server for comics, manga, magazines and ebooks, with a web reader, OPDS feeds and Kobo and KOReader sync behind managed HTTPS.

    Good for: Good for: comic, manga and ebook collectors who want a self-hosted library.

  • Hanko

    Open-source authentication backend with passkeys, passcodes, passwords and social login, delivered as an API for your own app with a private PostgreSQL database.

    Good for: Good for: developers adding passkey, passcode and password sign-in to their own apps.

  • Blocky

    Fast, lightweight DNS proxy and ad blocker that blocks ads, trackers and malicious domains for every device, with a private DNS-over-HTTPS endpoint on your own domain.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters, homelab and privacy-minded users and small teams who want network-wide ad and tracker blocking.

  • ILLA Builder

    Open-source low-code platform for building internal tools, admin panels and dashboards with a drag-and-drop editor, ready-made components and connections to databases and APIs.

    Good for: Good for: teams building internal tools and admin panels on their own data without writing every screen by hand.

  • Opik

    Open-source LLM observability and evaluation platform for tracing, evaluating and monitoring LLM applications and agents.

    Good for: Good for: teams building LLM applications and agents who want self-hosted tracing and evaluation.

  • PgHero

    Performance dashboard for PostgreSQL showing slow queries, suggested indexes, table sizes and live connections for a database you already run.

    Good for: Good for: developers and DBAs who run PostgreSQL and want query and index insight.

  • LibrePhotos

    Self-hosted photo library with face recognition, scene and object search, maps, and video playback.

    Good for: Good for: individuals, families and small teams who want a private, self-hosted photo library.

  • BunkerWeb

    Open-source web application firewall and reverse proxy built on NGINX, with ModSecurity, the OWASP Core Rule Set and a web UI.

    Good for: Good for: developers and operators who want a self-hosted web application firewall in front of their web applications.

  • phpIPAM

    Open-source IP address management for planning subnets and tracking addresses, VLANs, VRFs and devices, with scheduled ping and discovery scans and an audit log.

    Good for: Good for: network and system administrators, MSPs and homelab users who need an IP address register.

  • SoulSync

    Self-hosted music library manager that finds, downloads, tags and organises music from streaming-service playlists and artist watchlists, with a built-in web player.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who manage their own music collection.

  • Ferron

    A fast, memory-safe web server written in Rust that serves a static website from a persistent web root behind managed HTTPS.

    Good for: Good for: developers and site owners who want a lightweight static web server.

  • Maintainerr

    Rule-based media library cleanup for Plex, Jellyfin and Emby, with Radarr, Sonarr and Seerr data, behind a generated login with HTTPS.

    Good for: Self-hosters running Plex, Jellyfin or Emby with Radarr and Sonarr

  • Perses

    Open-source observability dashboard server for Prometheus, Loki, Tempo and other data sources, with dashboards stored as code and a built-in login.

    Good for: Good for: DevOps and platform teams running Prometheus-style observability.

  • mStream

    Self-hosted personal music streaming server with a web player, playlists, album art and browser uploads, behind HTTPS with a generated administrator account.

    Good for: Good for: music collectors and self-hosters wanting a private streaming server for their own library.

  • Deluge

    A lightweight, free and open-source BitTorrent client with a web interface and a plugin system, managed from your browser over HTTPS.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who want a browser-managed BitTorrent client.

  • Bichon

    Self-hosted email archiver that syncs IMAP mailboxes and imports MBOX, PST and EML files into a full-text searchable archive.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals wanting a private, searchable archive of their email.

  • FlexGet

    Task automation daemon that watches RSS feeds, sites and APIs, filters entries with your rules and hands them to downloaders, notifiers and scripts, with a built-in web interface for editing tasks.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters automating feed watching, filtering and downloads.

  • Tasks.md

    Self-hosted Markdown file based Kanban board with no database, behind a password-protected HTTPS address.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams who want a simple file-based Kanban board.

  • Imagor

    Fast, signed on-demand image resizing, cropping, filtering and format conversion over HTTP, built on libvips.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams serving optimized images on demand.

  • Kanidm

    Modern identity management server with single sign-on (OAuth2/OIDC), passkeys, groups and optional POSIX/LDAP views.

    Good for: Good for: teams and homelab operators who want a self-hosted identity provider.

  • pyLoad

    Lightweight download manager with a web interface: queue links, run captcha-aware hoster plugins, unpack archives and collect files on your server.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters who want a server-side download manager.

  • LibreNMS

    Auto-discovering network monitoring system with SNMP polling, graphing, alerting, syslog and SNMP trap handling.

    Good for: Good for: network and systems administrators and MSPs.

  • Apache Tika

    Content analysis server with a REST API for text extraction, metadata and file-type detection, protected by Basic Auth.

    Good for: Good for: developers building search, RAG and document-processing pipelines.

  • Paisa

    Open-source personal finance manager built on plain-text ledger files, with budgets, net worth, investment returns, goals and tax reports on your own server.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and households wanting private, self-hosted budgeting and net worth tracking.

  • Memories

    Self-hosted photo and video timeline with albums, map view and sharing, running as an app inside your own Nextcloud.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and families who want a private photo library on their own server.

  • Kite

    Lightweight web dashboard for Kubernetes: browse and edit resources, stream pod logs, open pod terminals and watch metrics across several clusters.

    Good for: Good for: DevOps engineers and platform teams managing Kubernetes clusters.

  • Viseron

    A self-hosted network video recorder that records IP camera streams and runs object, face and license plate detection on them, with login switched on from the first start.

    Good for: Good for: homelab users, small businesses and teams wanting self-hosted camera recording.

  • slskd

    A modern web client and server for the Soulseek peer-to-peer music network: search, download and share music from the browser, with a REST API for automation.

    Good for: Good for: music enthusiasts and self-hosters who want an always-on Soulseek client.

  • DDNS Updater

    A dynamic DNS client that checks the server's public IP every 5 minutes and updates DNS records at Cloudflare, DuckDNS, GoDaddy, Namecheap, Route 53 and 50+ other providers, with a status page behind a generated login.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and admins with a changing public IP.

  • OpenBlocks

    An open-source low-code platform for building internal tools: connect databases and APIs, then drag and drop the interface.

    Good for: Good for: teams building internal dashboards and admin panels on their own server.

  • Cleanuparr

    Automated queue cleanup for Sonarr, Radarr and Lidarr: removes stalled, failed, slow and malicious downloads, with HTTPS and persistent storage.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters running Sonarr, Radarr or Lidarr with a download client.

  • TVHeadend

    Open-source TV streaming server and recorder for IPTV, SAT>IP and HDHomeRun sources, with a web UI, EPG, DVR and HTSP streaming for Kodi and other clients.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and IPTV/Kodi users who want a TV streaming and recording server.

  • Dependency-Track

    An OWASP software composition analysis platform that tracks the components in your projects against vulnerability, licence and policy data using SBOMs.

    Good for: Good for: security and DevOps teams managing software supply chain risk.

  • Apache DevLake

    Open-source engineering data platform that pulls data from GitHub, GitLab, Jira and Jenkins into one database, with DORA metrics and dashboards in Grafana.

    Good for: Good for: engineering managers, DevOps and platform teams wanting self-hosted engineering metrics.

  • Flood

    A modern web interface for the rTorrent BitTorrent client, deployed with an rTorrent client already connected, so torrents and their files are managed from the browser.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and homelab users who want a browser-managed torrent client on their own server.

  • Raneto

    A Markdown knowledge base that serves a folder of plain files as a searchable wiki, with an optional built-in web editor and no database.

    Good for: Good for: teams publishing internal or public docs from Markdown

  • Zot Registry

    Private OCI container image registry with a built-in web UI and search, serving Docker and OCI images behind a generated password over HTTPS.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want a private Docker/OCI image registry on their own domain.

  • Gonic

    Lightweight self-hosted music server with a Subsonic-compatible API, multi-user accounts, playlists, podcasts, internet radio and transcoding. Single Go binary with SQLite.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters streaming their own music library to Subsonic-compatible mobile and desktop apps.

  • OliveTin

    Web interface for running predefined shell commands with one click, with a login, execution logs and a REST API, in a single container with persistent config.

    Good for: Good for: developers, sysadmins and small teams who want safe one-click access to routine commands.

  • Domoticz

    Lightweight home automation system that monitors and controls lights, switches and sensors, with timers, scenes, a JSON API and dzVents, Lua and Python scripting, for network-based hardware such as MQTT.

    Good for: Good for: home automation users and tinkerers who want an always-on Domoticz hub in the cloud.

  • RadaRec

    Web GUI that finds movies similar to the ones in your Radarr library and adds your picks to Radarr, behind an HTTP Basic login with settings kept on a persistent volume.

    Good for: Good for: Radarr users who want movie recommendations for their library.

  • solidtime

    Open-source time tracking for freelancers and agencies, with clients, projects, tasks, billable rates, reports and PDF export on a private PostgreSQL database.

    Good for: Good for: freelancers, agencies and small teams who bill by time.

  • SonaShow

    Web GUI that suggests TV shows similar to the ones in your Sonarr library and adds your picks to Sonarr, behind an HTTP Basic login with settings kept on a persistent volume.

    Good for: Good for: Sonarr users who want new TV show suggestions for their library.

  • Speakr

    Self-hosted audio transcription and note-taking that turns recordings into searchable transcripts, summaries and chat, with persistent upload and instance volumes.

    Good for: Good for: researchers, interviewers, podcasters and teams who want a private library of transcribed recordings.

  • TaskingAI

    Open-source platform for building LLM-powered agents and assistants, with a web console, retrieval collections, tools and a REST API on a private PostgreSQL database.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want a private console and API for LLM assistants.

  • Misskey

    Open-source, ActivityPub-capable social platform with rich notes, reactions and media sharing, deployed with private PostgreSQL and Redis on HTTPS.

    Good for: Good for: communities and individuals who want their own self-hosted social instance.

  • Movary

    Self-hosted movie tracker and rating journal: log what you watch, rate films and keep your viewing history and statistics, with HTTPS and SQLite storage.

    Good for: Good for: film fans who want a private watch log and ratings on their own server.

  • Onyx

    Open-source AI chat workspace: connect your own LLM provider, build agents, upload files and organise chats in projects, with private PostgreSQL and HTTPS.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want a private AI chat workspace with their own model provider key.

  • Paymenter

    Open-source billing and storefront platform for hosting products: orders, invoices, payment gateways and customer services, with private MariaDB and Redis on HTTPS.

    Good for: Good for: web hosts and resellers who want to run their own billing and storefront.

  • Quickwit

    Cloud-native search engine for logs and traces: a standalone, password-protected node with a web UI, REST API, NDJSON ingest and persistent index storage on HTTPS.

    Good for: Good for: developers and small teams who want self-hosted log and trace search.

  • Formbricks

    Open-source survey and experience management platform for link, website and in-app surveys, with responses stored in your own PostgreSQL.

    Good for: Good for: product teams, researchers and developers who want a self-hosted survey platform.

  • Graylog

    Open-source log management and search platform: collect syslog, GELF and Beats streams, search them and build alerts and dashboards.

    Good for: Good for: DevOps and security teams that want self-hosted, centralised log management.

  • Jean

    Self-hosted web workspace for AI coding agents: run Claude, Codex and other agent CLIs against your git repositories and worktrees from the browser.

    Good for: Good for: developers and small teams who want AI coding agents running on their own server.

  • MaxKB

    Open-source platform for building AI agents and retrieval-augmented knowledge bases from your own documents, with your choice of LLM and embedding provider.

    Good for: Good for: teams and developers who want a self-hosted RAG and agent platform.

  • Memgraph

    In-memory graph database that speaks openCypher over the Bolt protocol, password-protected from the first start with data persisted to disk.

    Good for: Good for: developers and data teams building graph-based applications.

  • Apache Guacamole

    Clientless remote desktop gateway that opens RDP, VNC and SSH sessions in the browser, with per-user permissions on each connection and users and connections stored in PostgreSQL.

    Good for: Good for: sysadmins, MSPs and teams who need central browser access to remote machines.

  • Cal.diy

    Open-source scheduling with public booking pages, event types, availability and team or round-robin events, backed by a private PostgreSQL database.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams who want self-hosted booking pages.

  • Chatbot UI

    Open-source ChatGPT-style web interface for OpenAI and Azure OpenAI models (legacy v1 build), with conversations kept in the browser and no database.

    Good for: Good for: people who want a self-hosted chat front end for their own OpenAI or Azure OpenAI key.

  • Convoy

    Open-source webhooks gateway that sends and receives webhooks with retries, rate limiting, circuit breaking and signed payloads, plus a delivery dashboard backed by PostgreSQL and Redis.

    Good for: Good for: developers and platform teams who send or receive webhooks.

  • EmailEngine

    Self-hosted email gateway that exposes IMAP and SMTP mailboxes through a REST API and webhooks, with an admin UI and a bundled password-protected Redis.

    Good for: Good for: developers and product teams adding mailbox sync and sending to their software.

  • Anubis

    Proof-of-work browser challenge reverse proxy that sits in front of your website and filters automated clients before traffic reaches your origin.

    Good for: Good for: site owners and sysadmins who want a self-hosted bot check in front of a public site or self-hosted service.

  • Authorizer

    Open-source authentication and authorization server with a login UI, OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect APIs, MFA and webhooks, running as one container with SQLite.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who want their own sign-in and OAuth/OIDC server for their apps, with user data kept on their own server.

  • Pyrodactyl

    Open-source, Pterodactyl-based game server control panel with a faster interface, with its database, cache and HTTPS already set up and your administrator created (panel only; game nodes run on a separate host).

    Good for: Good for: game communities and small game hosting businesses that want a Pterodactyl-style panel on their own domain.

  • TRMNL LaraPaper

    A self-hosted BYOS server for TRMNL e-ink displays that stores your devices, recipes, generated screens and firmware.

    Good for: Good for: TRMNL e-ink display owners who want to run their own device server instead of a hosted one.

  • TaskTrove

    A self-hosted task manager with projects, labels, filters, kanban and calendar views, subtasks and reminders, stored in one data file with no database.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and small teams who want a private task manager.

  • Tdarr

    Automated transcoding and library health checks: scan a media library, apply plugin-based rules and convert video and audio with FFmpeg or HandBrake from the browser.

    Good for: Good for: home-lab and media server owners who want their library converted automatically.

  • Tube Archivist

    A self-hosted media server that indexes, searches, archives and plays video collections you are authorized to keep, with channels, playlists and a download queue.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and teams archiving authorized video collections.

  • Zammad

    An open-source helpdesk and ticketing system for email, chat, phone and social channels, with full-text search, SLAs, triggers and a knowledge base.

    Good for: Good for: support teams and agencies that want a self-hosted helpdesk.

  • Rauthy

    A lightweight OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0 identity provider with passkey support, an embedded database and an admin UI for users, clients, roles and groups.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams that want self-hosted single sign-on.

  • Razzia

    An open-source live quiz game where players join with a game PIN and a nickname while a password-protected manager builds quizzes and runs games.

    Good for: Good for: teachers, event hosts and teams running live quizzes.

  • Redash

    An open-source tool for querying databases and APIs with SQL, charting the results, sharing dashboards and scheduling refreshes and alerts.

    Good for: Good for: data teams and developers who want a self-hosted SQL dashboard tool.

  • RetroAssembly

    A self-hosted retro game library in your browser: upload ROMs, play classic console games with built-in emulators and keep save states.

    Good for: Good for: retro gaming enthusiasts who want a private, self-hosted ROM library.

  • Rivet

    An open-source engine for stateful serverless actors with durable state, realtime HTTP and WebSocket routing, scheduling and a built-in dashboard.

    Good for: Good for: developers building realtime or stateful serverless apps with RivetKit.

  • MetaMCP

    An MCP aggregator and gateway that combines many MCP servers into namespaces and publishes each as one API-key protected endpoint over SSE, Streamable HTTP or OpenAPI.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams running AI agents and MCP servers.

  • Microcks

    An open-source API mocking and testing tool that turns OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, GraphQL, Postman and SoapUI artifacts into live mocks and contract tests, with Keycloak sign-in.

    Good for: Good for: API developers, QA and platform teams that need shared API mocks and contract tests.

  • OpenSearch

    An open-source search and analytics engine with a REST API and OpenSearch Dashboards, running as a secured single node with a generated admin password.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams who need self-hosted full-text search, log analytics or observability dashboards.

  • Parseable

    An open-source log and observability platform that ingests logs, metrics and traces and lets you query them with SQL, with a generated admin login and persistent storage.

    Good for: Good for: developers and DevOps teams who want self-hosted log and observability storage.

  • PrestaShop

    An open-source e-commerce platform for building and running online stores, with catalog, checkout, shipping and payment settings in a back office, backed by a private MySQL database.

    Good for: Good for: merchants and agencies who want a self-hosted online store.

  • Ente Photos

    Open-source, end-to-end encrypted home for photos and videos with a web app, shared albums and its own S3-compatible storage.

    Good for: Good for: privacy-minded individuals, families and teams who want a self-hosted encrypted photo backup.

  • Flame

    A lightweight self-hosted startpage with built-in editors for application and bookmark cards, a search bar, a weather widget and themes.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and homelab users who want a simple personal start page.

  • Invoice Builder

    Open-source invoicing and quotation app with live PDF preview, client and item management and UBL / Peppol or XRechnung e-invoice export.

    Good for: Good for: freelancers and small businesses that want self-hosted invoicing.

  • KeeWeb

    Browser-based password manager that opens and edits KeePass (.kdbx) databases from your own HTTPS domain, with nothing stored on the server.

    Good for: Good for: KeePass users and teams who want browser access to .kdbx vaults on their own domain.

  • Langflow

    Low-code visual builder for AI agents and RAG workflows: design flows on a canvas, test them in the playground, and call them over the REST API or MCP.

    Good for: Good for: developers and teams building AI agents and RAG workflows.

  • Cap

    Open-source screen recorder and video sharing platform: record in the browser or desktop app and share an instant link, with comments, transcripts and viewer analytics.

    Good for: Good for: teams and creators who want private, self-hosted screen recording and video sharing.

  • Castopod

    Open-source podcast hosting platform with built-in analytics, an RSS feed for every show and fediverse (ActivityPub) publishing with comments.

    Good for: Good for: podcasters and organisations who want to host their shows on their own domain.

  • Cloudreve

    Self-hosted file manager and sharing platform with multi-storage support, WebDAV, online preview, share links, user groups and quotas, backed by PostgreSQL.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and teams who want a private cloud drive with share links and WebDAV.

  • CodeX Docs

    Free documentation and knowledge-base site built on the Editor.js block editor, with public pages, nested page structure and a password-protected editor.

    Good for: Good for: teams and individuals who want a simple self-hosted documentation site.

  • CookieCloud

    Self-hosted sync server for the CookieCloud browser extension, storing end-to-end encrypted cookie and local-storage backups on a server you control.

    Good for: Good for: privacy-minded users and teams who sync browser sessions across devices.

  • Web Check

    All-in-one website analysis dashboard that reports DNS, SSL, headers, open ports, redirects, tech stack and more for any URL, run from your own server.

    Good for: Good for: developers, sysadmins and security teams who audit websites.

  • SFTPGo

    An event-driven file transfer server with SFTP, a web admin panel, a browser file manager for users and a REST API.

    Good for: Good for: teams and agencies that exchange files with clients over SFTP.

  • SQL Chat

    A chat-based SQL client: connect your own PostgreSQL, MySQL or SQL Server database and write queries by talking to an AI assistant.

    Good for: Good for: developers and analysts who query PostgreSQL, MySQL or SQL Server.

  • Termix

    A web-based server management platform with an SSH terminal, saved hosts and credentials, and sharing between users.

    Good for: Good for: developers and sysadmins who manage several servers.

  • tinyfeed

    A feed aggregator that turns a list of RSS, Atom and JSON feeds into one fast, static web page, rebuilt every hour.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and teams who want a simple, self-hosted feed page.

  • Wanderer

    A self-hosted trail database for hiking, biking and outdoor routes: upload GPX tracks, plan trips, search and share trails.

    Good for: Good for: hikers, cyclists and outdoor communities who want to self-host their routes.

  • Lightweight Music Server

    A self-hosted music streaming server with a web player, multi-user accounts, playlists, podcasts and an OpenSubsonic API for mobile and desktop clients.

    Good for: Good for: music collectors and self-hosters who want to stream their own library without a subscription.

  • EdenText

    Private, browser-based document editor that opens and saves .docx, .odt and Markdown files without uploading them.

    Good for: Good for: individuals and teams who want a private, self-hosted browser document editor.

  • Haven

    Private, self-hosted Discord alternative with text channels, direct messages, file sharing and peer-to-peer voice, running on one Node.js process with an embedded SQLite database.

    Good for: Good for: communities, teams and friend groups wanting a private chat server they control.

  • Peekaping

    Self-hosted uptime monitoring with status pages and alerts for HTTP, TCP, DNS, ping, push and database checks.

    Good for: Good for: developers, small teams and agencies who want to monitor sites and services on their own server.

  • ZoneMinder

    Open-source video surveillance that records IP camera streams and lets you review live and recorded video in the browser, behind HTTPS and a generated admin login.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and small businesses running IP cameras.

  • LANCommander

    Self-hosted game library and distribution server for LAN parties and communities, with game archives, metadata, user accounts and a launcher client.

    Good for: Good for: LAN party organisers, gaming communities and self-hosters who want a private game library.

  • WebSSH

    Browser-based SSH terminal and SFTP file manager with saved connections, persistent tmux sessions and multi-user accounts, behind HTTPS on your own domain.

    Good for: Good for: developers and sysadmins who want browser access to their servers.

  • Homepage

    Customizable dashboard for your services and bookmarks, with status indicators and widgets, configured through YAML files.

    Good for: Good for: self-hosters and homelab users who want one start page for their services.

  • Netronome

    Network speed test and monitoring dashboard with scheduled speed tests, packet loss monitoring, traceroute and bandwidth history.

    Good for: Good for: homelab users and sysadmins who want their own record of bandwidth, latency and packet loss.

Frequently Asked Questions

Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns you may have.

What does “one click” actually mean?

You pick an app, pick a server, and press deploy. xCloud provisions the container or stack, wires up the database it needs, issues a free SSL certificate and points your domain at it. There is no Dockerfile to write and no compose file to maintain.

Do I need to know Docker or the command line?

No. Every app here is packaged and maintained by xCloud, so deploying, updating and backing it up all happen from the dashboard. The terminal is there if you want it — it is never the only way to do something.

How long does a deployment take?

Most apps are live in about a minute on an existing server. If you are also spinning up a new server, add the few minutes it takes your cloud provider to hand it over.

Who keeps the apps updated?

xCloud maintains the templates, so security patches and version bumps come through the platform. Automatic backups run on the schedule you set, and you can roll back to any restore point.

Can I run more than one app on the same server?

Yes. You can stack several apps on one server as long as it has the RAM and CPU headroom, and each one gets its own domain and SSL. The dashboard shows resource usage per app so you can see when it is time to size up.

Where does my data live?

On the server you chose, under your own account — whether that is an xCloud managed server or your own DigitalOcean, Vultr, AWS, Google Cloud, Linode or Hostinger machine. Nothing is routed through a shared multi-tenant service.

What if the app I want is not in the list?

You can deploy any Docker image or any Git repository with the same workflow, so the catalogue is a shortcut rather than a limit. If an app is missing and you think it belongs here, tell support — the list is driven by what people ask for.

Can I move an app off xCloud later?

Yes. It is your server and standard open-source software, so you can take a backup and run it anywhere. There is no proprietary format holding it in place.

Can I install WordPress with one click?

Yes — WordPress leads the grid. Pick it, pick a server, and xCloud installs it with a free SSL certificate, automatic daily backups and a staging environment. It runs on a server you own, whether that is an xCloud managed machine or your own VPS, rather than on a shared plan.

Managed WordPress hosting

Does xCloud run Node.js applications?

Yes. Deploy front-end and back-end Node.js applications straight from a Git repository: choose the Node version, connect a database, and every push after that deploys automatically. A free SSL certificate and automated backups come with it.

Managed Node.js hosting

Can I deploy a Laravel app?

Yes. Clone a Laravel project from Git and xCloud handles the optimised PHP stack, the database connection and a free SSL certificate, so the first deploy takes minutes instead of an afternoon of server configuration.

Managed Laravel hosting