Web software
Tools that run in the browser without installing anything.
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Bitwarden
An open-source password manager with free cross-device sync, apps for every platform and optional paid plans.
Immich
A self-hosted photo and video backup platform with mobile apps, aimed at replacing Google Photos.
Jellyfin
A free media server for your own films, shows and music, with no premium tier and no account.
Stirling PDF
A self-hosted web PDF toolkit for merging, splitting, converting, signing and editing PDFs on your own server.
Actual Budget
Envelope budgeting that keeps your data on your own device and syncs between machines without a company in the middle.
AdGuard Home
Network-wide ad and tracker blocking in a single binary, with encrypted DNS built in rather than bolted on.
Anki
Flashcards that schedule themselves, showing you a card just before you would have forgotten it.
Audiobookshelf
A self-hosted server for audiobooks and podcasts that keeps your place in a book across every device.
Blockbench
A low-poly 3D model editor built for pixel-art textures, with dedicated formats for Minecraft Java and Bedrock.
Caesium Image Compressor
Batch compresses JPEG, PNG and WebP images, often cutting file size dramatically with no visible quality loss.
changedetection.io
Watches web pages for changes and notifies you through Discord, email, Slack, Telegram, a webhook or dozens of other services.
croc
Sends a file between any two computers with one command and a short code phrase, end-to-end encrypted.
Dockge
A self-hosted manager for Docker Compose stacks, with an interactive editor, a web terminal and real-time output.
Element
The reference Matrix client: end-to-end encrypted chat on a network you can host yourself.
Emby Server
A personal media server for video, music, photos and live TV, with the good parts behind a subscription.
Firefly III
A self-hosted personal finance manager with budgets, categories, rules and a lot of reports.
FreshRSS
A self-hosted feed reader that is light enough to run on a cheap shared host and still handles hundreds of feeds.
Ghostfolio
A self-hosted wealth dashboard that tracks stocks, ETFs, crypto and cash across platforms and shows what your portfolio is actually made of.
Home Assistant
A home automation server that talks to smart devices on your own network instead of through their clouds.
Hoppscotch
A fast API client that runs in a browser tab, with a self-hostable workspace if you want one.
Jellyseerr
A request and discovery front end for a home media server, so family and friends can ask for a film without touching Sonarr.
LibrePhotos
A self-hosted photo service with face recognition and automatic event albums, all processed locally.
linkding
A self-hosted bookmark manager that is deliberately minimal and fast, with tags, notes, archiving and browser extensions.
MeshCentral
A self-hosted remote monitoring and management server with web-based remote desktop, terminal and file transfer for every machine you run an agent on.
Miniflux
A deliberately minimal feed reader: one Go binary, a PostgreSQL database, and no options you do not need.
Navidrome
A tiny music server for your own collection that works with dozens of existing phone apps.
Netdata
Per-second metrics for a machine with no configuration, and charts that appear the moment you install it.
Nextcloud
A file sync and collaboration server you run yourself, with desktop and mobile clients that behave like Dropbox.
Notesnook
An end-to-end encrypted note app where the company cannot read your notes, with clients on every platform and full source published.
Open WebUI
A self-hosted chat interface that talks to Ollama and any OpenAI-compatible API, so your local models get a proper front end.
