Self-Hosted

Measures Google Maps ranking across a grid of locations, showing how the same query shifts block by block. in Web & Frontend →

An open-source map stack that serves a world basemap as a single PMTiles file; the file sits on plain storage such as… in Web & Frontend →

V3 and R1 weights are downloadable. Unlike closed models it is open, and its mixture-of-experts architecture keeps… in AI · Models & Assistants →

A desktop app for finding GGUF models, downloading them and picking a quantisation level. in AI · Models & Assistants →

Weights are downloadable and run on your own hardware. in AI · Models & Assistants →

Lightweight inference engine written for Apple Silicon and mobile ARM processors; focuses on low latency and minimal… in AI · Models & Assistants →

Built on llama.cpp; one command pulls and runs a model. in AI · Models & Assistants →

A web front-end for Ollama or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, usually deployed with Docker. in AI · Models & Assistants →

A personal assistant that runs on your own machine; it has no UI of its own and hooks into chat apps you already use, such as WhatsApp and Telegram. in AI · Models & Assistants →

An inference engine that pages the KV cache with PagedAttention to use GPU memory efficiently. in AI · Models & Assistants →

Runs a 70B model on a 4 GB GPU by loading one layer at a time and discarding it after use. in AI · Agents & Infrastructure →

Framework-agnostic LLM tracing and evaluation, OpenTelemetry-compatible. in AI · Agents & Infrastructure →

Built on deep document parsing: it recognises complex PDF layouts, tables and figures before chunking. in AI · RAG, Embeddings & Vectors →

The standard Python library for producing embeddings. in AI · RAG, Embeddings & Vectors →

Open-source AI answering engine (formerly Perplexica) that pairs web search with local or cloud LLMs to produce cited… in AI · RAG, Embeddings & Vectors →

Jupyter in the browser with a free T4 GPU. in AI · Applied Tools →

Rule-based checking for 30+ languages including Turkish. in AI · Applied Tools →

A self-hostable machine translation API running Argos Translate models. in AI · Applied Tools →

A self-hosted completion engine written in Rust that fits on one GPU. in AI · Applied Tools →

You build the pipeline as a node graph — model loading, sampling and VAE decode are separate nodes. in AI · Generative Media →

The opposite pole from ComfyUI — it hides sampler, steps and CFG behind good defaults, aiming to deliver a Midjourney-like experience locally. in AI · Generative Media →

Regional generation and editing on an infinite canvas, built for professional workflows and team use. in AI · Generative Media →

The most widespread interface for local image generation, with a huge extension ecosystem (ControlNet, LoRA loaders). in AI · Generative Media →

Bundles voice cloning, dictation and generation into one open-source studio. in AI · Generative Media →

Open-source voice synthesis studio combining text-to-speech, voice cloning, and multilingual dubbing in one interface… in AI · Generative Media →

The most widely used open speech-recognition model, covering 90+ languages at usable accuracy in Turkish too. in AI · Generative Media →

Open-source data integration (ELT) with a huge connector catalogue; self-hostable. in Data Engineering →

Runs development environments as containers on your own infrastructure, reached from a VS Code or JetBrains client. in DevOps & Infrastructure →

A self-hosted web interface for cron jobs that renders expressions in readable form and keeps a run log. in DevOps & Infrastructure →

Brings a Vercel-like deploy experience to your own VPS — git-push deploys, database provisioning, automatic TLS. in DevOps & Infrastructure →

A private container-image registry with security scanning and access control, a CNCF graduated project. in DevOps & Infrastructure →

Workflow automation with a visual node editor. in DevOps & Infrastructure →

A self-hosted tool that manages Docker and Kubernetes environments through a visual UI. in DevOps & Infrastructure →

A service that bridges websites, the fediverse (Mastodon etc.) and Bluesky/AT Protocol so accounts can follow and reply across networks. in Networking & Sysadmin →

An explorer visualising Bitcoin’s pending transaction pool and the chain, runnable against your own node. in Networking & Sysadmin →

A browser-based speed test needing no Flash and no app, and self-hostable on your own server. in Networking & Sysadmin →

Lightweight, open-source VNC remote desktop server and viewer optimized for slow network connections; connects directly… in Networking & Sysadmin →

A network-wide blocker doing the same job as Pi-hole; what differs is that it ships its own DNS-over-HTTPS and… in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

An open-source backend-as-a-service offering auth, database, storage and functions. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A self-hosted server for managing and streaming your audiobook and podcast collection, with progress synced across devices. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A list of add-ons, components and dashboards for Home Assistant, the open-source home automation platform. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

The canonical, categorised list of free-software services you can host on your own server. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A free, self-hosted PaaS for one-click apps and Docker deploys on your own server. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

Self-hosts web apps with managed updates, backups and single sign-on. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

An open-source self-hosted PaaS you run on your own server — a self-hosted alternative to Heroku/Netlify. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

Self-hosted location history with a map view, able to import a Google Location History export. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

Open-source document filling and e-signature platform deployable via Docker; provides a self-hosted alternative to… in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

The smallest open-source Heroku-like PaaS, running on a single host via git push. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A messaging client on the Matrix protocol, with end-to-end encryption and federation between servers. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

End-to-end recipes for building a highly-available “private cloud” on Docker Swarm. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A self-hosted answer to Google Photos: background upload from the phone, face recognition, map and timeline. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A fully open-source, free counterpart to Plex; no feature behind a paywall. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

Open-source media-centre software gathering local and network media in one interface. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A self-hosted link-in-bio platform with an admin panel, written in PHP. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

The official home of the wiki software that runs Wikipedia, with installation, configuration, extension and API documentation. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A self-hosted file sync and collaboration suite: calendar, contacts, document editing, chat. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A network-wide ad blocker that runs as your DNS server and sinkholes ad and tracker domains. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

Managed hosting that runs open-source apps without you administering a server. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A server that organises your own media library and streams it to any device. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

Self-contained offline knowledge server bundling Wikipedia, Khan Academy, maps, and local AI tools into a single… in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A self-hostable team messaging platform with channels, threads, voice and bridges. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A large guide to hosting your own services (home and cloud), packed with software and tool links. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A newsletter and content site rounding up weekly news, new software and updates from the self-hosting world. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A self-hostable chat platform reimplementing Discord's backend and frontend. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

Continuous file synchronisation between devices with no central server: the devices talk directly. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A tool that monitors and reports plays and users on your Plex server. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

A project that turns your own server into an operating system with one-click app installs. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

Catalogue of apps installable in one click on YunoHost, graded by packaging quality and upkeep. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

An article on the graphics-versus-power trade-off in high-end wearables; in display glasses the GPU choice sets battery life directly. in Smart Glasses & Wearables →

Privacy-respecting metasearch engine that proxies results from Google, Bing, Brave, and Yandex without tracking or… in Privacy & Personal Security →

A password manager with open source and independent audits behind it; the free tier holds unlimited passwords. in Privacy & Personal Security →

A pastebin the server cannot read: the text is encrypted in the browser and the key lives in the URL fragment, which is never sent. in Privacy & Personal Security →

An email aliasing service: a separate address per site, forwarded to your real inbox. in Privacy & Personal Security →

A list of processors and tools to start accepting Bitcoin payments. in Finance, Markets & Crypto →

Gathers official documentation for hundreds of technologies in one interface, downloadable offline with instant search. in Cheat Sheets & Quick Reference →

An open-source online compiler. Unlike closed services such as Ideone you can self-host its engine — the project people… in Online Playgrounds & Compilers →

Eighty-odd developer utilities on one page: hashes, JWT decoding, cron expressions, UUIDs, colour conversion. in Converters, Formatters & Checkers →

An open-source link-in-bio page you host yourself: one small HTML/CSS page with branded buttons. in Productivity & Everyday Tools →

A companion that automatically finds and downloads subtitles for your Sonarr/Radarr library. in Piracy →

A request interface that takes the household’s film/series requests and passes them to the *arr tools. in Piracy →

A bridge that manages torrent and Usenet indexers in one place and connects them to the *arr tools. in Piracy →

The film counterpart to Sonarr — it watches your wishlist and downloads automatically when a suitable release appears. in Piracy →

An open-source client that automates Usenet downloads — including verification, repair and extraction. in Piracy →

A tool that watches TV series and automatically fetches and organises new episodes via a downloader. in Piracy →

A lightweight, open-source BitTorrent client that can run headless on a server. in Piracy →