Self Hosting

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Running my own services on my own hardware

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Self-hosted RSS reader that follows all your feeds in one place and syncs with mobile apps.

Probably the app I use the most. At first glance it’s just a reader, but configured well with RSS-Bridge, it can monitor all kinds of things. It helps me avoid doom scrolling.

Linux Web
Open Source

Monitors cron jobs and scheduled tasks: each run pings it, and it alerts you when a ping is late or missing.

It’s a must-have for self-hosting. Things just go wrong sometimes. You can send alerts everywhere.

Web Linux
Open Source

Fast static site generator: write in Markdown, get a complete website of plain HTML files you can host anywhere.

This website is made with Hugo.

Windows macOS Linux CLI only
Open Source

Self-hosted photo and video backup, like Google Photos on your own server, with face recognition, maps and shared albums.

My family photos aren’t indexed by big tech yet, I think…

Web iPhone (iOS) Android Linux
Open Source

Continuously syncs folders between your own devices, peer to peer and encrypted, with no cloud in the middle.

Windows macOS Linux
Open Source

Saves the web pages you care about as HTML, PDF, screenshots and more, so they survive link rot.

Linux macOS Web
Open Source

Identity provider for single sign-on across your self-hosted apps, with MFA, OAuth2, SAML and LDAP.

Linux Web
Open Source

Automates Borg backups from a simple config file: scheduled, deduplicated, encrypted, with database dumps and health checks.

It’s not a complete solution: you still need to health-check it, but that’s easy to set up. And it has compression and encryption!

Linux macOS CLI only
Open Source

Web server and reverse proxy with automatic HTTPS, configured with a short and readable Caddyfile.

Linux Windows macOS CLI only
Open Source

Watches web pages and alerts you when they change: prices, restocks, news or any part of a page.

Useful to track prices, concert tickets and much more.

Linux Web
Open Source

Syncs contacts, calendars and tasks between Android and any CalDAV/CardDAV server, straight into the phone's native apps.

Useful for syncing Monica to my phone contacts.

Android
Open Source

Keeps DNS records pointing at your changing home IP, for dozens of providers, with a small status page.

It solves the problem: I have a domain, and I need it to always match my dynamic home IP.

Linux Windows macOS Web
Open Source

Customizable dashboard for your self-hosted services, with live status and widgets for dozens of apps.

Linux Web
Open Source

Remote desktop in the browser: reach a Linux desktop from anywhere with nothing but a web page.

Linux Web
Open Source

Recipe manager and meal planner that imports recipes from any website, with shopping lists and cookbooks.

Linux Web
Open Source

Personal CRM to remember the people in your life: birthdays, conversations, gifts and how you met.

Linux Web
Open Source

Real-time monitoring for servers and apps, with per-second metrics, dashboards and alerts out of the box.

Linux macOS Windows Web
Open Source

Generates RSS and Atom feeds for sites that do not offer them, like social networks and shops.

It’s a very powerful tool if used well. It has already helped me save a lot of money with product monitors and more.

Linux Web
Open Source

Disk health dashboard that tracks S.M.A.R.T. data and warns you before a drive fails.

Linux Windows macOS Web
Open Source

I found and hosted this when I noticed we’d spend $200+ a month on the alternatives. Like, no.

Linux Web
Open Source

Simple standalone WebDAV server to share and edit files over the network from any file manager.

WebDAV is old, but so convenient. It’s surprising how many apps support it.

Linux Windows macOS CLI only
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