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82 repositories tagged with self-hosted
Immich Power Tools: Enhance Your Immich Photo Library Management
Immich Power Tools is an unofficial client designed to significantly improve the organization and management of your Immich photo library. It offers a suite of features for bulk operations, smart suggestions, and detailed analytics, streamlining workflows for users migrating from services like Google Photos. This tool helps users efficiently manage people, albums, locations, and more within their self-hosted photo solution.
Dockge: A Reactive Self-Hosted Docker Compose Stack Manager
Dockge is a sophisticated, user-friendly, and reactive self-hosted manager for Docker compose.yaml stacks. It offers an intuitive web interface for managing your Docker deployments, featuring real-time updates and an interactive editor. Designed for efficiency, Dockge simplifies the orchestration of your containerized applications.
TTSFM: OpenAI-Compatible Text-to-Speech API Service (Project Notice)
TTSFM was a project designed to mirror OpenAI's TTS service, offering a compatible API for free text-to-speech conversion with multiple voice options. Built on the openai.fm backend, it provided a Python SDK, RESTful API, and a web playground for easy testing and integration. Please note, the project is no longer functional as the openai.fm demo website has been shut down.
Webtor Self-Hosted: Stream and Download Torrents with Your Own Docker Instance
Webtor Self-Hosted offers a robust, all-in-one Docker image for streaming and downloading torrents directly from your own server. This self-hosted solution provides instant video and audio streaming, direct file downloads, and the ability to download entire torrents as ZIP archives. It's an excellent choice for those seeking a private, customizable media streaming and management platform.
ImageFlow: A Modern Self-Hosted Image Service System with Auto-Optimization
ImageFlow is a modern, full-stack image management and distribution platform. It automatically optimizes images for various devices and browsers, combining a high-performance Go backend with a Next.js frontend. This system offers intelligent image conversion, device-aware serving, and flexible storage options for self-hosting.
tududi: Self-Hosted Task Management for Privacy, Control, and Efficiency
tududi is a robust self-hosted task management solution designed for individuals and teams prioritizing privacy, control, and efficiency. It offers a comprehensive suite of features, including hierarchical task organization, smart recurring tasks, and seamless Telegram integration. With its open API and multi-language support, tududi provides a powerful platform to streamline productivity and manage projects effectively.
Scraperr: A Powerful Self-Hosted Web Scraping Solution
Scraperr is a powerful self-hosted web scraping solution that allows users to extract data from websites without writing a single line of code. It features XPath-based extraction, queue management, domain spidering, and various data export options. This tool provides a comprehensive platform for efficient and controlled web data collection.
FOSSBilling: Free and Open-Source Billing and Client Management System
FOSSBilling is a free, open-source billing and client management system designed to automate invoicing, payments, and client communication for online service businesses. It is particularly popular with web hosting providers but also supports software licensing, digital downloads, and subscription services. This project offers an extensible architecture and a security-focused, responsive user interface.
Linkwarden: Self-Hosted Collaborative Bookmark Manager for Web Preservation
Linkwarden is an open-source, self-hosted collaborative bookmark manager designed to collect, read, annotate, and fully preserve web content. It tackles the problem of link rot by automatically saving screenshots, PDFs, and HTML files of webpages. This ensures your valuable online resources remain accessible and organized, even if the original content disappears.
Dim: A Self-Hosted Media Manager Fueled by Rust and React
Dim is a powerful, self-hosted media manager designed to organize and beautify your media collections. Built with Rust and React, it allows users to access and play their media anytime from anywhere with minimal setup. This project offers flexible deployment options, including binaries, Docker, and building from source.
Coolify: Self-Host Your Applications with This Open-Source PaaS Alternative
Coolify is an open-source, self-hostable Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that provides an alternative to Vercel, Heroku, and Netlify. It allows you to easily deploy static sites, databases, full-stack applications, and over 280 one-click services on your own servers. This tool offers the convenience of cloud deployment while maintaining full control over your hardware.
Colanode: Open-Source, Local-First Collaboration Workspace for Teams
Colanode is an open-source, local-first collaboration platform designed as an alternative to Slack and Notion. It prioritizes data privacy and control, offering features like real-time chat, rich text pages, customizable databases, and file management. Users can self-host the platform or utilize its beta cloud services for flexible deployment.