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Forgejo is a self-hosted lightweight software forge for simple software project management. The project describes it as easy to install and low maintenance, and the site presents it as a self-hosted alternative to GitHub with a focus on security, scaling, federation and privacy.
Forgejo is a software forge. Its comparison page discusses distribution, governance and transparency, and how suited various forges are to use cases such as tiny machines and public code sharing. The page declines to compare features individually.
Codeberg is a non-profit, community-led effort providing services to free and open-source projects, including Git hosting using Forgejo, Pages, CI/CD and a Weblate instance. It is maintained by the non-profit organization Codeberg e.V., based in Berlin, Germany, and states it charges users no money and relies on optional donations. Its community includes developers, artists, academics, hobbyists and professionals.
bloat.cat is a collection of free public privacy-friendly services and frontends. It lists private frontends such as AnonymousOverflow, Biblioreads, Binternet, and Wikimore, alongside search engines 4get and SearXNG, and services including Cinny, CryptPad, CyberChef, Forgejo, FreshRSS, HedgeDoc, PairDrop, PrivateBin, and RSS-Bridge.
Codeberg Pages hosts static websites from Git repositories at Codeberg. A public repository named pages, or a pages branch in a public repository, makes the site available at the main subdomain. Site generators such as Jekyll and Hugo can deploy through Forgejo Actions, and deployment can also be configured with a webhook. Custom domains are supported through DNS records.
GitNex is a FOSS Android client for the Forgejo and Gitea Git repository management tools, licensed under GPLv3. It supports multiple accounts and includes a file and directory browser, file viewer, pull requests and notifications.
git.gay is a collaboration platform for queer developers to create, collaborate and share projects. It offers Git hosting, CI and static site hosting, and runs a fork of Forgejo. It is owned and operated by besties, a collective of queer and neurodiverse entities.
Gitify is a free, open-source application that delivers Git notifications on the desktop menu bar. It covers GitHub Cloud, GitHub Enterprise Cloud, GitHub Enterprise Server, Gitea (including Forgejo and Codeberg), GitLab, and Bitbucket Cloud. It is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
GitNex is a free and open-source native Android app for managing Forgejo and Gitea repositories. It offers multiple accounts across instances, a file browser, repository settings, and unified notifications, with no ads or trackers.
pages.gay is a static site hosting service for projects hosted in a Git repository. A public repository named pages on git.gay creates a page at user.pages.gay, and a pages branch creates a project page at user.pages.gay/repo. Updates may be delayed by a cache. The software can be selfhosted on Gitea or Forgejo servers.
Private.coffee is a privacy-focused non-profit association that provides privacy-respecting services as alternatives to common commercial offerings. Its services include a Matrix chat server, the CryptPad collaborative editor, PeerTube video hosting, Forgejo Git hosting, BigBlueButton and Jitsi video conferencing, and Travelynx rail journey logging.
A Codeberg repository for requesting project resources such as CI access, more repositories and storage. It hosts request templates and notes default limits set to prevent abuse. Hosted CI/CD runs in containers on GNU/Linux platforms, Forgejo Actions default runners need no permission, and Woodpecker CI access is granted per account via a request form.
Upd.dev is a code hosting and package distribution platform built on Forgejo, with diffs rendered by Pierre. It presents itself as a smaller, quieter alternative to GitHub for creating repositories, pushing code and shipping releases. It natively serves packages for Go, Rust, Arch and other ecosystems directly from repositories, and infrastructure is geo-distributed across US and EU regions.
