Self-Hosted Apps and Services
Discover 362 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.
362 repositories · updated October 4, 2026
aliasvault: Manage Passwords and Email Aliases Privately
AliasVault combines an encrypted password manager with disposable email aliases and a built-in email server. It suits people who want cross-platform access and the option to self-host their credentials and alias service.
Sirius: Discover Network Hosts and Scan for Vulnerabilities
Sirius is a self-hosted vulnerability scanner that discovers hosts and services, then identifies CVEs and presents results in a web dashboard. It suits teams that want a Docker-based scanning stack with remote agents and an API for security workflows.
arcane: Manage Docker Containers and Compose Projects
Arcane is a self-hosted web interface for managing Docker containers and Compose projects. It is aimed at people who want a visual way to work with Docker; consult its documentation for installation and configuration details.
middleware-manager: Manage Traefik Middleware and Resources
Middleware Manager provides a web interface for managing Traefik middleware, routers, services, plugins, and mTLS settings. It is designed for operators using Pangolin or standalone Traefik who want to manage these resources from one place.
vexa: Capture and Transcribe Online Meetings
Vexa runs bots that join Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom, then provides speaker-attributed transcripts through an API. Teams can use its hosted service or self-host the stack and connect transcripts to workspace agents.
homebox: Manage a Home Inventory and Its Records
HomeBox is a self-hosted web app for cataloging household belongings and keeping related records in one place. It suits home users who want to search items, track warranties and maintenance, and manage their inventory across devices.
AstrBot: Build AI Chatbots for Messaging Platforms
AstrBot is a Python platform for connecting AI models, agents, and plugins to messaging apps through one chatbot framework. It suits individuals and teams building conversational assistants in existing chat workflows, with a WebUI and deployment options including Docker.
transformerlab-app: Train and Evaluate AI Models in One Workspace
Transformer Lab is a research workspace for training, fine-tuning, running, and evaluating AI models on local machines or GPU clusters. It suits individual researchers who want a unified UI and teams that need to coordinate jobs across existing infrastructure.
lemonai: Run a Self-Hosted AI Agent with a VM Sandbox
Lemon AI is a self-hostable agent for research, browsing, coding, and data analysis, with a Docker-based VM sandbox for code execution. It supports local and cloud language models, making it useful when you want control over deployment and data.
scrutiny: Monitor Drive Health and SMART Trends
Scrutiny collects S.M.A.R.T. data and presents drive health, temperature, and historical trends in a web dashboard. It suits self-hosted server operators who want to spot degradation and receive drive-failure alerts.
wolf: Stream Docker Desktops and Games to Moonlight
Wolf lets multiple remote users stream games or virtual desktops hosted on one Linux server through Moonlight. It is designed for containerized workloads and flexible display, GPU, and encoding setups.
docker-drawio: Run draw.io as a Docker Service
Docker packaging for self-hosting the draw.io diagram editor. It provides a Tomcat-based container with configurable integrations and deployment options for standalone use, reverse proxies, and Nextcloud.