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
pockethost: Host Multi-Tenant PocketBase Instances
PocketHost is a TypeScript platform for hosting multiple isolated PocketBase instances on one server or across an edge network. It is intended for teams and developers who want to offer managed PocketBase hosting with per-instance subdomains and custom domain support.
webiny-js: Build a Self-Hosted CMS on AWS
Webiny is a TypeScript CMS framework deployed in your own AWS account using serverless services. It suits teams that need customizable content APIs, tenant isolation, and infrastructure control, but requires AWS and development skills.
wallabag: Save Web Pages for Later Reading
wallabag is a self-hostable web application for saving, classifying, and reading articles later. It extracts page content to provide a less cluttered reading experience, with companion apps and a browser extension available.
tianji: Combine Website Analytics and Service Monitoring
Tianji combines website analytics, uptime monitoring, and server status reporting in one self-hostable application. It suits teams that want a shared view of site traffic and service health without running separate tools.
page-assist: Use Local AI Models While Browsing
Page Assist is a browser extension that connects a sidebar and chat interface to local AI models. It suits people who want to ask questions about webpages or chat with models through Ollama and compatible endpoints.
rocketnotes: Write and Organize Notes with AI
Rocketnotes is a Markdown notes app that combines hierarchical documents and search with AI features such as document chat, writing completion, and note archiving. Use it as a hosted web or Electron app, or run it locally with Docker.
cronmaster: Manage Cron Jobs with a Web Interface
Cronmaster is a self-hosted web app for viewing and managing host cron jobs, scripts, and execution logs. It suits operators who want a visual interface and live job updates, provided they are comfortable with its Docker access requirements.
vllm-cli: Manage and Serve LLMs with vLLM
vllm-cli provides interactive and command-line workflows for configuring and running vLLM model servers. It is aimed at developers and self-hosters who want model discovery, reusable profiles, and server monitoring in one terminal tool.
psitransfer: Share Files from Your Own Server
PsiTransfer is a self-hosted file-sharing service for sending files without accounts. It supports resumable transfers, expiring upload buckets, and one-time downloads, making it useful when you want control over where shared files are hosted.
PeaNUT: Monitor Network UPS Tools Devices
PeaNUT is a self-hosted dashboard for monitoring UPS devices managed by Network UPS Tools. It brings device status and statistics into a web interface, with APIs and integrations for monitoring and home dashboards.
speakr: Transcribe Audio and Turn It Into Searchable Notes
Speakr is a self-hosted web app that turns audio recordings into searchable transcripts, summaries, and notes. It suits individuals and groups who want to organize recordings on their own infrastructure and can configure cloud or self-hosted transcription and AI services.
Trilium: Build and Organize a Personal Knowledge Base
Trilium is a cross-platform note-taking app for building and maintaining large personal knowledge bases. It combines a hierarchical note tree with search, linking, versioning, scripting, and options for self-hosting and synchronization.