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
Foxel: Manage Private Cloud Files with AI Search
Foxel is a self-hosted file hub for individuals and teams that connects multiple storage backends in one interface. It combines file previews, access controls, sharing, and semantic search for finding content beyond filenames.
colanode: Collaborate in a Local-First Team Workspace
Colanode combines team chat, rich-text pages, databases, and file sharing in a self-hostable collaboration workspace. Local storage and offline syncing suit teams that want control over their data and can operate its server dependencies.
ladder: Proxy Web Requests and Modify Responses
Ladder is a self-hosted HTTP proxy for testing how websites deliver content to different clients. It can modify headers, URLs, and HTML, helping developers and researchers inspect paywall and access-control behavior for legitimate testing.
epicenter: Build Local-First Apps With Synchronized Data
Epicenter is a TypeScript project for building local-first apps around a store users own. It keeps app data on-device in a Yjs document and synchronizes it across signed-in devices, with Honeycrisp as its current example.
gitingest: Turn Git Repositories into LLM-Ready Text
Gitingest packages a Git repository or local directory into a structured text digest designed to provide code context to language models. Use it from the command line, Python, a browser extension, or its hosted web app.
docling-api: Convert Documents to Markdown Through an API
docling-api is a self-hostable FastAPI service that converts documents and images into Markdown using Docling. It suits teams that need synchronous or queued batch processing, with CPU and GPU deployment options.
MCPJungle: Manage MCP Servers Through One Gateway
MCPJungle is a self-hosted gateway for registering MCP servers and connecting AI clients through a single endpoint. It suits individuals consolidating local setups and teams that need shared discovery, access control, and observability.
ryot: Track Media and Fitness in a Self-Hosted App
Ryot brings media tracking and fitness logs into one self-hosted platform, with imports and integrations for services such as Jellyfin and Trakt. It suits people who want a single place to organize activity and retain control of their data.
uncloud: Deploy Container Apps Across Your Servers
Uncloud deploys Docker and Compose applications across cloud VMs and bare-metal hosts using a peer-to-peer cluster, without Kubernetes or Swarm. It suits developers who want self-hosted infrastructure with built-in networking, service discovery, and HTTPS.
redlib: Browse Reddit Through a Private Front End
Redlib is a Rust-based alternative front end for browsing Reddit without its usual ads, tracking, or JavaScript-heavy interface. Use a public instance or self-host it when you want a lighter browsing experience and control over the server handling your requests.
carbon: Manage Manufacturing Planning and Production
Carbon combines ERP, MRP, MES and QMS in a shared Postgres-backed system for manufacturing teams. It covers planning, shop-floor execution, quality and traceability, with cloud and self-hosted deployment options.
wapy.dev: Track Subscriptions and Recurring Expenses
Wapy.dev is a dashboard for tracking subscriptions, recurring expenses, payment status, and due dates. It suits people who want payment reminders and spending reports, and teams or individuals looking to self-host a subscription tracker.