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
keila: Create and Send Newsletter Campaigns
Keila is a newsletter platform for creating campaigns and sign-up forms, with options to send through an existing inbox or supported email delivery services. It suits teams that want a hosted service or the option to run their own instance.
hass-panel: Build a Home Assistant Control Dashboard
Hass-Panel is a React-based dashboard for controlling and monitoring Home Assistant devices. It is aimed at users who want a configurable, ready-to-use interface without building a custom panel, and can be deployed with Docker or as a Home Assistant add-on.
bracket: Manage and Schedule Tournaments
Bracket is a self-hosted tournament management system for organizing teams, stages, matches, and schedules. It supports single-elimination, round-robin, and Swiss formats, with public dashboards for sharing tournament information.
magic: Build and Manage Enterprise AI Agents
Magic is a self-hostable platform for building AI agents and workflows and connecting them to organizational tools and knowledge. It combines collaboration, approval controls, sandboxing, and budget limits for teams that need managed AI automation.
LitServe: Build Custom AI Inference Servers in Python
LitServe is a Python framework for building custom AI inference APIs, from single models to agents and multi-model pipelines. Use it when you need control over request logic, batching, streaming, and deployment rather than a fixed serving abstraction.
xiaozhi-esp32-server: Run a Backend for ESP32 Voice Devices
A self-hosted backend for xiaozhi-esp32 devices, providing voice interaction, AI model integrations, device control, and an administration console. It suits ESP32 owners who want to deploy and configure their own service.
rag-web-ui: Build Knowledge-Base Q&A with RAG
RAG Web UI is a self-hostable web application for creating question-answering systems over your own documents. It combines document ingestion, vector search, and configurable cloud or local language models, with a web interface and OpenAPI access.
nebula: Build Secure Peer-to-Peer Overlay Networks
Nebula connects hosts across networks through an encrypted, certificate-based overlay, with group-based traffic rules and peer discovery. It suits teams that need secure connectivity across cloud, datacenter, and endpoint environments without relying on a fixed addressing scheme.
aaPanel: Manage Linux Servers Through a Web Control Panel
aaPanel is a web-based control panel for managing Linux servers and hosting environments. It helps administrators deploy common web stacks and manage server services through a graphical interface instead of relying only on command-line operations.
alist: Browse and Share Files Across Multiple Storages
AList is a self-hostable file-listing and WebDAV server that connects local storage and many cloud and network drives through one web interface. It suits people who want to browse, preview, and share files across storage providers.
lubelog: Track Vehicle Maintenance and Fuel Mileage
LubeLogger is a self-hosted web app for recording vehicle maintenance and tracking fuel mileage. It suits vehicle owners who want searchable service records and mileage history instead of spreadsheets or paper receipts.
databag: Self-Host a Federated Messenger
Databag is a lightweight messenger that connects users across self-hosted nodes, with topic-based conversations and end-to-end encryption. It suits people and communities who want control over their messaging infrastructure and are prepared to operate a server.