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
agentic-inbox: Manage Email with a Self-Hosted AI Assistant
Agentic Inbox is a self-hosted email client that runs on Cloudflare Workers and adds an AI agent for inbox tasks. It suits people already using Cloudflare who want email and AI tools under their own account, with Cloudflare Access as the shared security boundary.
Leo-Health-Core: Import Health Exports into Local SQLite
Leo-Health-Core parses Apple Health and Whoop exports into a normalized SQLite database for local querying and dashboards. It suits people who want to explore wearable data privately with standard SQL, without sending it to a network service.
crater: Create Invoices and Track Business Expenses
Crater is a web and mobile invoicing app for individuals and businesses. It helps manage invoices, estimates, expenses, payments, and customer accounts, with a Laravel and Vue web app and React Native mobile apps.
soketi: Run a Pusher-Compatible WebSocket Server
soketi is a self-hostable WebSocket server that implements the Pusher Protocol v7, giving applications a way to deliver real-time events without relying on Pusher-hosted infrastructure. It suits local development and production deployments that need Pusher-compatible clients and control over hosting.
Lychee: Manage and Share Photos on Your Own Server
Lychee is a self-hosted photo-management application for uploading, organizing, and sharing photos through a web interface. It suits individuals and groups who want control over their photo library and storage.
docs: Collaborate on Structured Documents and Knowledge
La Suite Docs is a self-hostable collaborative editor for teams that need real-time writing and organized knowledge. It combines structured documents, subpages, and sharing, with options for public organizations, businesses, and open communities to retain control of their data.
immich-drop: Collect Photos and Videos into Immich
immich-drop is a self-hosted web app for collecting uploads from guests without requiring them to log in. Administrators create shareable invite links, and uploads go directly to a configured Immich server.
Qwen3: Build and Run Open-Weight Language Models
Qwen3 is a family of open-weight language models for reasoning, chat, coding, and tool use. This repository guides developers through model selection, local inference, deployment, and fine-tuning with supported frameworks.
homehub: Organize Family Life on a Self-Hosted Dashboard
HomeHub is a private, self-hosted dashboard for household notes, lists, chores, reminders, files, and other family utilities. It suits households that want shared tools on a trusted home network without a login or cloud service.
audiobookshelf: Host Audiobooks and Podcasts Yourself
Audiobookshelf is a self-hosted server for organizing and streaming audiobooks and podcasts. It suits individuals and households who want personal libraries, per-user listening progress, and access across devices.
awesome-sysadmin: Find Open-Source System Administration Resources
A curated directory of open-source tools and resources for system administrators, SREs, and DevOps teams. Browse categories spanning backups, configuration management, monitoring, networking, identity, and deployment.
firefiles: Manage Files Across Cloud Storage Providers
Firefiles provides a browser-based drive interface for managing files in cloud storage buckets. It suits people who want a Dropbox-like experience while choosing their own storage backend, including AWS S3.