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This certainly isn't unique, but I hope to make it useful for me and anybody else who wishes to join in. The reason I'm posting it is because someone else posted theirs (which actually looked very similar to this one), but many people asked them to make it open source. It runs on your own computer: you sync through Si…
So for a while now I've been building a thing I call Orchestra. I type a task, and it splits the work between a bunch of Claude and Codex agents, each on its own git branch, and at the end I get something I can merge or throw away. Every task first goes to Jev. It just answers questions. How big is this, what kind of…
I'm a geopolitics nerd and a web dev hobbyist, and I built Global War Index, a free 0–100 gauge (think Crypto Fear & Greed Index) that measures how tense the world looks based on international news coverage. It's a measurement of media coverage, not a prediction. What it does: every 4 hours it pulls headlines from 10…
My TablePlus license came up for renewal ($49/year) and I got annoyed enough to think "I'll just build my own." So I actually did 😅 And honestly? It turned out way better than I expected. The twist: I didn't really write it, Claude Code with Opus 5.5 did. Two days, and it used about 10% of the weekly limit on my $200…
Disclosure: I’m the author. I built OpenLTM because I wanted project memory that survives session resets without standing up a separate service. One SQLite file on disk: FTS5 then vector recall, decay so old noise fades (importance 5 stays permanent). Hosts: Claude Code (marketplace plugin), OpenCode, Pi, OpenClaw, He…
I've used HomeBank for years, but it only runs on a desktop. I wanted the same kind of control over my finances from my phone, without uploading my financial data to someone else's cloud. So I built CloudBank: a self-hosted web port of HomeBank that you can run yourself. It's been public since June 2026. Version 1.0 r…
I have built a small todo-app. My main idea was that a developer or supporter should be able to take mails, lists, Excel sheets, screenshots and exports and turn them into a properly formatted plan for further processing using OKF Todo, a free, open-source desktop application I built. It does that using either an MCP…
Hi /r/selfhosted! Like many long-time Evernote users, I was frustrated when it grew increasingly bloated, aggressive with paywalls, and slow. I tried Obsidian, but managing sync across devices, dealing with bulky attachment vaults, and missing a classic structured three-pane layout for quick capture left me wishing fo…
I built LogDeck, a control plane for Docker and Podman: container and Compose lifecycle, persistent logs, alerts, and multi-host over SSH, in one Go binary with no external services. The log store is the main reason it exists. Every container is tailed into local SQLite, so logs survive docker compose up --build and t…
I run a small homelab with Linux boxes, Windows machines, ARM devices and a few GPU systems The annoying part was never any one machine. It was managing all of them Something feels wrong, so you SSH into one box, check CPU, move to another, check disk, try to remember an IP, realize another machine is offline… and 20…
Hey /r/selfhosted! For the past 4 months, I’ve been working on GyroidVault, an open-source, self-hosted web application to organize, inspect, and manage 3D printing models (STL, 3MF, STEP, and G-Code) on your own hardware or NAS. The project recently crossed 90 GitHub stars, and after shipping our major v2.0 release t…
Inkvoice is self-hosted invoicing for freelancers and small teams. I wanted invoicing I actually own: Wave and Zoho keep your data in their silo, FreshBooks and QuickBooks want a subscription for what is fundamentally a PDF and an email, and the self-hosted options I tried were heavier than I wanted for a one-person s…
Last week I asked here how people test against third-party APIs they don't control. Most answers came down to the same thing: fixtures rot, and if you're disciplined you run something against the real API at night. I've been working on a small server for that problem and wanted to show it. It's a local server that ans…