Self-Hosted Apps and Services
Discover 360 open source Self Hosted repositories from GitHub, each with an analysis of what it does, key features, use cases and alternatives. Self Hosted projects here are most often combined with Web App, Docker and TypeScript. Last updated October 4, 2026.
360 repositories · updated October 4, 2026
LLocalSearch: Search the Web with Local LLM Agents
LLocalSearch is a self-hosted search app that uses locally running language models and tools to research questions on the web. It suits people who want current answers with visible agent activity and without OpenAI or Google API keys.
postcard: Create a Personal Website and Newsletter
Postcard is a self-hostable Rails app for publishing a personal website, blog posts, and an integrated newsletter. It suits people who want an owned online presence and mailing list instead of relying on social media.
callfs: Provide Filesystem Storage Over a REST API
CallFS is a Go storage server that exposes filesystem-style file operations over HTTP, using local disks, S3-compatible stores, or a cluster of nodes. It suits applications that need shared file storage without relying on network filesystem mounts.
AppFlowy: Organize Projects, Notes, and Team Knowledge
AppFlowy is a cross-platform collaborative workspace for notes, wikis, projects, and tasks, with AI features and options for controlling where data is hosted. It suits individuals and teams looking for a customizable alternative to hosted productivity suites.
openresty-manager: Manage Reverse Proxies and Servers
OpenResty Manager is a web control panel for managing OpenResty reverse proxies, hosts, certificates, and containers. It suits self-hosters and administrators who want centralized site security and multi-node CDN management without configuring everything by hand.
ai-baby-monitor: Local AI Video Monitoring for Baby Safety
A self-hosted baby-monitoring tool that checks webcam or RTSP video against natural-language safety rules using a local video LLM. It sends a quiet beep when a rule appears to be broken, with a dashboard for viewing the stream and model logs.
openaev: Plan and Run Cyber Adversary Simulations
OpenAEV helps security teams plan, schedule, and run adversary simulation campaigns and exercises. Use it to coordinate teams, monitor activity, and review security gaps in relation to current threats.
ImageFlow: Manage and Distribute Optimized Images
ImageFlow is a self-hosted image management and delivery platform with a Go backend and Next.js interface. It converts images to modern formats, serves them based on browser and device preferences, and supports local or S3-compatible storage.
filestash: Manage Files Across Storage Systems
Filestash is a file-management platform that connects a browser-based client to many storage systems and protocols. It also provides APIs, gateways, and plugins for extending access, workflows, and file handling.
tududi: Organize Tasks, Projects, Notes, and Work
tududi is a self-hostable productivity app for organizing tasks, projects, areas, notes, and people. It combines recurring tasks, collaboration, integrations, and a web interface for personal use, households, and small teams.
HiveChat: Team AI Chat with Multiple Model Providers
HiveChat is a deployable AI chat app for small and medium-sized teams. Administrators configure model providers, access methods, user groups, and monthly token limits, while team members use a shared chat interface.
ClickHouse: Analyze Large Datasets in Real Time
ClickHouse is a column-oriented database for fast analytical queries and real-time reporting. It suits teams that need to explore large datasets with SQL, run analytics across distributed systems, or host their own database.