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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…
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…
Hi /r/selfhosted! I built DocuVault over the last 5 months because I wanted Obsidian-style documentation sharing for my development team, with grouping for our customers, but with the docs being either simple markdown or the more powerful html. I also wanted it all in git, but giving customers access to it without inv…
Disclaimer: I'm an engineer at Mulga, the company behind this. Self-promo, but it's AGPL-3.0 and free to run. The Problem It Solves Spinifex reimplements the AWS APIs on hardware you own: EC2, EBS, S3, VPC, IAM, ALB/NLB, EKS, ECS, ECR and RDS. It's real compute: instances are actual QEMU VMs, and VPCs are real OVN net…
Hey /r/selfhosted! Quick update on NextExplorer for iOS: following up on my previous post ( the app is officially out of beta and fully published on the App Store! I built this native companion for iPhone and iPad to solve the clunky mobile web experience for NextExplorer users, bringing full 1:1 parity with the core…
Released an MIT MCP server for ToolJet: your own Claude Code or Codex connects to instances via MCP and generates apps, no AI credits. Core platform is AGPL.
A few years ago Citroën dealers used an internal app called Service Box for every repair, which contained methods, parts catalogue with exploded views, labour times, technical bulletins. An offline copy of it ("DocBackup") shipped as a Windows install with a Tomcat server and an embedded Firebird database. Mine kept c…
Hey /u/selfhosted, Together with friend, we created offline, self-hosted alternative to Twelve Labs, Runway, and Descript. Simple View: Advanced - Timeline Viewer: I created this project starting with subtitles creation for my 7 years old son. Than added video highlighting and finally it evolves in offline video analy…
I built tapflow for teams that need to check mobile builds but do not want every tester to install Xcode or Android Studio. The topology is worth stating first: the relay can run on Linux or Docker, while the agent that drives the devices must run on a Mac. Apple only provides the iOS simulator on macOS. The Mac agent…
My wife found a late-2012 Mac mini in an e-waste pile. After a RAM upgrade it was a desktop for a while, and when macOS stopped supporting it I installed Ubuntu Server 24.04. It's been the home server since. I drew a map of what runs on it and how data moves between the pieces. Hardware • Mac mini (late 2012), Intel i…
I've been building Tickets as a simpler alternative to Jira for teams that want to run their own project management software. The 2.3.0 release adds a built-in MCP server with 16 tools for tickets and the knowledge base, plus CrewAI integration and Ticket Pulse for exposing execution state to agents. The interesting p…
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…
This started with three things: wanting Slack to do more, a growing resentment of SaaS bills, and getting slightly too obsessed with self-hosting. A conversation would happen in chat, the task would end up somewhere else, and the explanation behind it would get lost. I wanted those things to live together, in somethin…
It's been a while since I posted here, as I've been busy building. It's been a productive couple months, with dayGLANCE now being included on (an important personal milestone for me since I have found so many great tools there over the years). Building this app has been one of the most rewarding experiences of late, a…
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…
I've been job hunting and got lost tracking all my applications and custom resumes, so I built the thing ( I wanted and just started adding more features to it. Job feed, main page ( What it does • Scrapes career pages directly (Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, Oracle, Phenom and a Playwright fallba…
Two years ago, I stopped using Apple Podcasts, Spotify and all of those things because ... F them. I still listened to podcasts using AntennaPod. Especially during my back and forth work commutes. But I have multiple devices and a MacBook and a Linux laptop. So getting everything in sync was a pain in the ass. Using o…
GeoLens is an internal catalog and map builder for spatial data. Drop in a vector or raster file, or connect a WFS, OGC API Features, or ArcGIS service, and the data lands in PostGIS, tiled and searchable. Build a map from those layers in the browser and share it by link or embed. I built this because the small GIS te…
Ok, I posted this here a few months back and it didn't go well. I gathered the feedback, and the fair part of it was that I never explained why I built this or how it compares to what everyone already runs, so it read like just another "self-promotion, vibe-coded over a weekend" post. Trying again. I have a fleet of I…
I started building Charon because I had coding agents running everywhere and was constantly jumping between SSH terminals, browser tabs and servers. Honest disclaimer: there are still quite a lot of bugs and rough edges. Some parts probably only make sense because I’ve been living inside the project for months. But fo…
We have been building PipesHub, an open source context layer you can run entirely on your own infrastructure. Apache 2.0, no cloud dependency. What we mean by a context layer: most company knowledge is spread across Drive, Slack, Notion, Jira, Confluence, SharePoint, Outlook, and a bunch of other tools. PipesHub bring…
I spent a good week finally mustering up the courage to document my server, looking back at everything I've done on it was super fun, but left me questions about where to go next. So I will share its structure in this post, and hopefully get some suggestions from the internet! For context I began this server setup a b…