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DropMB is described as an open-source and self-hosted file-sharing platform. It generates a link for any file to share, with options to set expiration dates, customize download limits and add password protection. An integrated email feature allows files to be sent directly to recipients' inboxes.
dstack is an open framework for confidential AI that runs containers inside confidential VMs with Intel TDX, using existing Docker Compose files. It supports attested workload identities and native NVIDIA Confidential Computing on H100 and Blackwell GPUs, with options for self-hosted TDX machines or Phala Cloud.
Dumpus is a cross-platform app that provides advanced statistics on a Discord account. It analyzes a Discord Data Package requested in the Discord application settings. Builds are available for web, Windows, macOS and Linux. The project is open source and can be self-hosted.
Easypanel is a self-hosted platform as a service for deploying applications and open-source services on a server. It provides continuous deployment, SSL, monitoring, logs and databases. It installs on a fresh Ubuntu server with at least 2 GB of RAM. A free plan covers up to three projects.
ErsatzTV is an open-source platform that turns a personal media library into custom live TV channels, with Electronic Program Guide and channel scheduling. It streams via IPTV to devices and integrates with Plex, Jellyfin and Emby. It runs on Windows, Linux and macOS. ErsatzTV Next is a modular self-hosted IPTV server focused on transcoding and streaming, with a basic scheduler for demonstration.
Every ChatGPT GUI is a repository list tracking graphical user interface alternatives for accessing the API for ChatGPT, Claude and other LLMs. It groups open source web AI chats, browser extensions, Obsidian plugins, self-hosted tools and desktop apps, with demo and source links. The repository is MIT licensed and accepts pull requests to add or remove apps.
Explorabl.es hosts Explorable Explanations, a community-driven hub focused on play-based interactive learning. Run by a collective of artists, coders and educators, the platform offers interactive educational content across multiple subjects, lets users make their own explorable explanations, and provides public access to its open sauce code. The project is framed as an ongoing experiment to reunite play and learning.
Eylenburg Comparisons is a webpage that compares cloud storage, sync, and email services. It outlines strategies for reducing dependence on Big Tech platforms, including using alternative privacy-focused services, end-to-end encrypted solutions, and self-hosted options. The page also references the Techxodus movement, which promotes independence from Big Tech monopolies, use of free and open source software, and user privacy, and links to related resources such as the Techxodus Wiki and FSF Directory.
SeekStorm, associated with the name FAROO, is an open-source vector and lexical search engine written in Rust. It is offered as an embeddable library, a self-hosted server, or a managed cloud service. The system provides fast hybrid search with features such as facets, filters, ranking, and typo tolerance. SeekStorm targets use cases including e-commerce, documentation, applications, and AI agent retrieval, positioning itself as a permissive alternative to services like Algolia and Elasticsearch.
Feed Flow is a minimal RSS reader that presents feeds in a clean chronological timeline with no algorithmic sorting. It is available for Android, iOS, macOS, Windows and Linux, requires no account, and supports RSS, Atom and OPML formats. It offers sync options including iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive and self-hosted services such as FreshRSS, Miniflux, Feedbin and BazQux, and supports offline reading and reader mode.
Feishin is a self-hosted music player with a desktop client and a web client. The desktop client supports MPV and web player backends and built-in lyric fetching. It is also distributed as a Docker image.
XBackBone is a self-hosted, lightweight file and media sharing platform. It supports uploads of images, video, audio, PDFs, code and arbitrary files, shared through short links, with public or private visibility, optional passwords and automatic expiry. A versioned REST API handles programmatic uploads and deletion, and one-click setup is offered for capture tools such as ShareX.
FileBrowser Quantum is a self-hosted web-based file manager that provides access to and management of files from the web through a responsive interface. It supports managing users, access, sharing, and file preview and editing, and is described as a fork of an open-source file browser project.
FileRise is a self-hosted web file manager and storage hub written in PHP. It provides per-folder ACLs, drag-and-drop and resumable uploads, file and folder sharing links, tags and search, and in-browser previews. It supports WebDAV access, optional folder-level encryption at rest, and OnlyOffice integration. A no-database setup is described, with Docker or a standard Linux PHP web server as deployment options.
Secure zero-knowledge encrypted file sharing (AES-256-GCM in-browser). No account required, MIT licensed, self-hostable, optional link expiry.
Filestash, formerly Nuage, is a self-hosted web client for data storage. It connects to backends including S3, SFTP, FTP, WebDAV, SMB, NFS, Dropbox, Google Drive and Git repositories. The project describes itself as an open source platform for file sharing, document management, MFT and archiving, with a unified API and gateways that expose data over protocols such as SFTP, S3, WebDAV, FTP and MCP.
FMD is an app to locate and remotely control an Android device, useful if the device is lost or misplaced. It sends commands such as locating by GPS over transport channels including SMS. A companion web server connects to the app and provides a control interface, and users can self-host the server.
FontSource is a platform for browsing, previewing, and downloading free open-source and variable fonts. It offers options to self-host web fonts via npm packages and CSS, with CDN links also available. As of the listing date, the platform hosts 2,100 font families, including popular options such as Inter Variable, Roboto Variable, and Geist Variable.
Free open-source AI social media scheduler — self-hostable alternative to Postiz, Buffer, and Hootsuite with built-in AI content generation.
Fusion is a lightweight RSS reader intended to be self-hosted. It parses RSS and Atom feeds, supports feed auto-discovery and group organization, and offers unread tracking, bookmarks, search and keyboard shortcuts. It can run as a single binary or with Docker and includes a PWA web interface plus Fever API compatibility for third-party clients.
GameVault is a self-hosted, source-available platform for DRM-free video games. A Docker backend server detects game files in a folder, enriches them with metadata, and serves them through a web UI or desktop client for browsing, downloading, installing and launching games. It tracks playtime and progress, and offers multi-user access with role-based control. GameVault+ is an optional subscription add-on.
Dnote is a command-line notebook that stores notes in a SQLite file and provides full-text search. It ships as a single binary without dependencies, works with the user's own text editor, and is free and open source. An optional self-hosted server with a REST API enables syncing notes across devices.
Gitea is a self-hosted software development service that includes Git hosting, code review, team collaboration, package registry and CI/CD. It offers Gitea Actions, a built-in CI/CD system compatible with GitHub Actions, and runs on Linux, Windows, macOS, FreeBSD and Kubernetes. An open source version is free under the MIT license, while an enterprise plan requires a one-year commitment.
Grimmory is a self-hosted library management system for ebooks, comics, and audiobooks, keeping books and data on the user's own server. It offers smart organization, automatic metadata, a built-in browser reader, Kobo and KOReader sync, OPDS support, rule-based magic shelves, multi-user permissions, and email delivery of books. Installation uses Docker and Docker Compose with MariaDB.
