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
mirotalk: Self-Host Peer-to-Peer Video Meetings
MiroTalk P2P is a self-hosted browser-based video conferencing app built on WebRTC peer-to-peer connections. It suits teams and communities that want control over meeting data, with chat, screen sharing, recording, and collaboration features.
n8n: Build Visual Workflows and AI Agents
n8n connects apps and services in visual workflows, with custom code available for more complex automation. It suits teams that want to build AI-enabled processes and choose between self-hosting and cloud deployment.
opik: Trace, Evaluate, and Monitor LLM Applications
Opik is a platform for tracing and evaluating LLM applications, RAG systems, and AI agents. Teams can use it to inspect workflows, run evaluations, and monitor deployments, either self-hosted or through Comet Cloud.
whodb: Explore and Manage Databases in One Workspace
WhoDB is a self-hosted workspace for browsing database contents, editing records, running queries, and exploring schemas. It suits developers and teams who want a lightweight browser, desktop, or terminal interface, with optional AI-assisted queries.
whoogle-search: Self-Host a Privacy-Focused Search Interface
Whoogle is a Python web app that once provided ad-free Google results through a self-hosted interface. Google has blocked the requests it relied on, so it no longer returns search results and active development has ended.
13ft: Self-Host a Web Article Reader
13ft is a self-hosted web service that fetches article pages using a Googlebot-style user agent and tries alternate retrieval methods when the primary approach fails. It is for people who want to run their own reader for pages blocked by ads or paywalls.
MyIP: Diagnose IP, Privacy, and Network Issues
MyIP is a self-hostable web toolbox for checking IP addresses, privacy leaks, connectivity, and network routes. It suits privacy-conscious users and administrators who want a broad set of diagnostics in one interface.
yunohost: Simplify Self-Hosting and Server Administration
YunoHost is an operating system designed to make server administration easier. Its Python and Bash core is part of a broader project that includes a web administration interface and a single sign-on user portal.
tabby-web: Run Tabby Terminal in a Browser
Tabby Web serves the Tabby terminal as a browser application and provides configuration sync for Tabby clients. It suits people who want browser-based terminal access and are prepared to operate its web app and connection gateway.
typebot.io: Build and Embed Visual Chatbots
Typebot is a visual chatbot builder for creating conversational flows and embedding them in web or mobile apps. It suits teams that want integrations and response analytics, with the option to self-host.
AingDesk: Use AI Models, Knowledge Bases, and Agents
AingDesk is a desktop and server-deployable AI assistant for using model APIs or local models alongside knowledge bases, web search, and agents. It suits people who want these capabilities in one interface, with options to share assistants online.
paradedb: Add Search and Analytics to PostgreSQL
ParadeDB is a PostgreSQL extension that brings full-text search, vector retrieval, and analytics into the database where application data already lives. It suits teams that want SQL-based search and aggregation without operating a separate search system.