#self-hosting

ShaideNew

Self-hosted AI platform for distributed, multi-model LLM inference on Kubernetes clusters with single-command installation and air-gapped deployment support.

SQLFlowNew

Single-node stream processing engine that lets you write SQL instead of standing up a Kafka Streams or Flink cluster to aggregate real-time data.

Oh My Subagents

A local runtime that turns ad-hoc AI subagent delegation into durable, checkpointed, supervised workflows.

TexLite

A self-hosted, real-time collaborative browser-based LaTeX editor — an open-source alternative to Overleaf.

openGym

A free, self-hosted gym and body-weight workout tracker that keeps all your training data on your own server instead of a cloud app.

Open-Generative-AI

A free, self-hosted AI image and video generation studio with 500+ models and no content filters, giving you the same generation power as paid platforms like Midjourney or Runway without a subscription or a company deciding what you're allowed to prompt.

MeshLAN

A self-hosted virtual LAN for Windows that creates encrypted peer-to-peer links between devices on different networks, with stable DNS names, file transfer, and a live network map — a free, self-run alternative to Tailscale.

OpenMausBot

An open-source, local-first messaging app that lets you run and chat with multiple AI agents as contacts, each backed by a different model, with access to 500+ app integrations and cloud desktops.

EverRoom

A local-first context management workspace for AI-assisted work, combining a wiki-style knowledge base, versioned evidence tracking, and layered memory so AI agents keep useful context across projects.

ServiceRadar

A free, open-source tool for watching over network infrastructure spread across remote or hard-to-reach sites — think branch offices, edge locations or restricted networks — where you can't just install a normal monitoring agent everywhere.

Osaurus

A free, open-source Mac app that runs AI chatbots and agents entirely on your own computer, with nothing ever sent to the cloud.

Cygnus

A self-hosted alternative to services like AWS Lambda or Vercel Functions — run your own serverless platform on your own servers, with no container registry or YAML to manage.

Openship

A tool that lets you push your code and have it automatically built, deployed, and hosted with its own database and SSL — like a private version of Heroku or Vercel that you fully own and never pay a monthly bill for.

NitroStack

A construction kit for building the connectors ('MCP servers') that let AI assistants like Claude safely talk to your company's tools and data, handling the security and hosting plumbing so you don't build it from scratch.

Komi Store

An app store just for open-source software — it automatically finds, installs and updates apps straight from their GitHub or Codeberg release pages, on Android, Windows, Mac and Linux, without ads, tracking, or a company deciding what you're allowed to in

SkillHub

A private app-store-style catalog a company can run behind its own firewall, where teams publish and reuse pre-built 'skills' for their AI agents instead of every team quietly rebuilding the same capability from scratch.

Butterbase

A backend-in-a-box for building apps and AI agents that need a database, file storage, real-time updates, and their own APIs — similar to Firebase or Supabase, but built with AI agents as first-class users, not just an afterthought.

Vela

Serverless, Git-style branchable PostgreSQL platform for Kubernetes and private cloud, built on distributed NVMe storage for instant, full-copy database branches.

OpenPanel

Open-source product + web analytics: funnels, cohorts, session replay and revenue tracking, self-hostable for free.

OpenBao

Community-governed, truly open-source secrets manager — a Linux Foundation fork of Vault, born when Vault went source-available.