selfhosted

awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted

A Curated Map of Free Software You Can Run on Your Own Server — This long-running awesome list catalogs Free Software network services and web apps across dozens of categories—analytics, email, calendar, backup, communication and more—that you can self-host instead of relying on SaaSS providers. A companion Non-Free page and an HTML browsing site make it useful for anyone evaluating self-hosting options or planning a privacy-focused infrastructure.

louislam/uptime-kuma

Self-hosted uptime monitoring with a polished, reactive dashboard — Uptime Kuma is a self-hosted monitoring tool checking HTTP(s), TCP, Ping, DNS, Docker containers and more, with notifications via Telegram, Discord, Slack and others. It targets users who want a fast, responsive status dashboard without relying on third-party SaaS monitoring services.

appwrite/appwrite

Appwrite now bills itself as an MCP and agent-first backend — Appwrite adds a hosted MCP server so coding agents like Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex can operate directly on a live project, alongside its existing Auth, Databases, Storage, Functions, Messaging, and Hosting modules. It's for developers and AI agents building apps that need self-hosted or managed backend infrastructure.

TwiN/gatus

A self-hosted status dashboard that speaks HTTP, ICMP, TCP and DNS — Gatus is a developer-oriented status page that checks services via HTTP, ICMP, TCP and DNS, evaluating results against conditions like status code, response time or cert expiry. It ships alerting to Slack, Teams, PagerDuty, Discord, Twilio and more, and runs easily via a single Docker container, with a managed Gatus.io option for those who don't want to self-host.

getumbrel/umbrel

umbrelOS 2.0 beta turns spare hardware into a personal cloud — umbrelOS 2.0, currently in beta ahead of a September 2026 stable release, lets anyone run OpenClaw and 300+ apps on Intel/AMD boxes, Raspberry Pi 5, or VMs. It targets people who want cloud-like convenience and self-hosted file storage while keeping full ownership and control of their data.

screego/server

Self-hosted screen sharing built for readable code, not just chat — Screego is a lightweight, self-hosted WebRTC screen-sharing tool created to fix laggy, low-quality streams in corporate chat apps like Teams. It supports multi-user sessions, low latency, high resolution, and an integrated TURN server, deployable via Docker or a single binary—ideal for developers wanting a quick, private alternative.

sysadminsmedia/homebox

A community-maintained revival of the home inventory tool HomeBox — This is a continuation of the original HomeBox project, a lightweight Go-based inventory system for home users who want to track belongings without complex setup. It's self-hosted, fast (low idle memory use), has an active Discord and translation effort, and suits tinkerers wanting a simple personal asset tracker.

CodeWithCJ/SparkyFitness

A self-hosted fitness tracker aiming to replace several apps at once — SparkyFitness is a self-hosted alternative to MyFitnessPal, Flo, Hevy and Shotsy, covering nutrition, exercise, hydration, sleep, fasting, mood and body metrics in one place. It ships a backend, web frontend, native iOS/Android apps, and companion Apple Watch and Wear OS apps, keeping all health data under your own infrastructure.

open-wanderer/wanderer

wanderer is a self-hosted trail database. Save your adventures!

degoog-org/degoog

Search engine aggregator with a comprehensive plugin/extension system

ulsklyc/yuvomi

A privacy-first, self-hosted alternative to family subscription apps — Yuvomi bundles tasks, calendar, budget, meals and household planning into one self-hosted app, replacing multiple family subscriptions. It ships with 20 modules, 26 languages, optional AES-256 database encryption, and no trackers—data stays on your own server.

babarot/oksskolten

🏔️ The AI-native RSS reader

biolend83/tubehaus

A YouTube Client That Keeps Subscriptions Off Your Google Account — TubeHaus offers two parallel paths to a Google-free YouTube: a self-hosted Docker server mirroring YouTube's layout and shortcuts, or native apps for Android, Windows, macOS, Linux and iPad/iPhone. Either way subscriptions and history stay local, aimed at anyone wanting a degoogled, Invidious-based alternative frontend without tracking.

DahanItamar/DockNest

Self-hosted Docker backup and restore with a visual server map. Move sites between servers safely, encrypted SFTP or S3 storage, verified restores.