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Repository licenses checked Sep 25, 2026
AGPL-3.0Give your photo library a home of its own. Back up, organize, and browse photos and videos on your server.
Good for: A personal photo library with mobile backup.
Keep a separate backup of your original media.
MPL-2.0Design interfaces together, build prototypes, and hand off layouts using open web standards.
Good for: Product teams working across design and development.
Test font and component workflows before migrating.
Apache-2.0Start with Postgres. Add authentication, storage, realtime updates, and APIs around a database you control.
Good for: Developers who want a SQL-based application backend.
Self-hosting means managing several services.
AGPL-3.0Understand where visitors come from and what they read with focused, privacy-friendly web analytics.
Good for: Site owners who want a simpler traffic overview.
Community Edition and hosted plans have different features.
AGPL-3.0Bring notes, documents, and structured work into an open workspace with control over your data.
Good for: People organizing knowledge and project information.
Check sync and collaboration requirements for your setup.
MITKeep an eye on your websites and services with a self-hosted monitor, notifications, and status pages.
Good for: Small teams running websites and home servers.
Host the monitor separately from the systems it watches.
MITSketch a system, map an idea, or explain a flow on a whiteboard that feels drawn by hand.
Good for: Quick diagrams and collaborative technical sketches.
The editor package and hosted collaboration are separate pieces.
GPL-3.0Turn a folder of scans into a searchable document archive with OCR, tags, and correspondents.
Good for: Organizing bills, letters, and household paperwork.
Back up documents, the database, and encryption secrets.
MITRun supported language models on your own machine and connect them to applications through an API.
Good for: Local model experiments and developer prototypes.
Model licenses and hardware requirements vary independently.
See licenseKeep Markdown notes, to-do lists, and attachments in notebooks with a choice of sync services.
Good for: A personal notebook you can export and move.
Set up end-to-end encryption explicitly if you need it.
MITMeasure website visits and events with an approachable dashboard that you can host yourself.
Good for: Teams tracking essential website and product events.
Define a small, consistent event vocabulary first.
AGPL-3.0Share and sync files on infrastructure you choose, with an ecosystem of collaboration apps.
Good for: Organizations that want control of shared files.
Apps, storage, updates, and backups need ongoing administration.
AGPL-3.0Turn support conversations into assigned tickets with a shared history and clear ownership.
Good for: Teams that need a structured helpdesk.
Plan search, email delivery, and maintenance before deployment.
See licenseBring customer conversations into a shared inbox with website chat and team assignment.
Good for: Support teams combining chat with asynchronous replies.
The community core and enterprise features have separate terms.
GPL-2.0A focused ticketing system for turning email and web requests into an organized support queue.
Good for: Email-first support on a PHP-based stack.
Confirm supported PHP versions and mailbox configuration.
MITHost Git repositories, review changes, and track issues in a lightweight development workspace.
Good for: Small engineering teams and private Git hosting.
CI runners need their own security and resource planning.
MITExplore APIs, organize requests, and work with your team in a fast web-based API client.
Good for: Developers testing HTTP and realtime APIs.
Keep API credentials out of shared request collections.
MITPublish articles and build a membership-based publication on software you can host yourself.
Good for: Independent publications and editorial newsletters.
Email sending and payment processing are separate services.
AGPL-3.0Follow websites in one place with a self-hosted RSS reader that keeps your subscriptions together.
Good for: Readers who want an independent reading list.
Full-text availability depends on each publisher’s feed.
Apache-2.0Read your feeds in a deliberately small, keyboard-friendly interface without a busy social layer.
Good for: People who prefer a focused RSS workflow.
Requires PostgreSQL for a self-hosted installation.
AGPL-3.0Connect to another computer with an open remote desktop client and optional self-hosted servers.
Good for: Remote access with control over relay infrastructure.
Distinguish the open components from paid server features.
Apache-2.0Connect devices and build home automations with an emphasis on local control.
Good for: People bringing multiple smart-home systems together.
Local operation depends on the integrations and devices you choose.
MITBuild 2D and 3D games with a scene-based editor, scripting tools, and an open engine.
Good for: Independent developers and small game studios.
Check export support for your target platforms.
See licenseWrite statically typed code and compile to multiple targets from one language and toolchain.
Good for: Teams building cross-platform libraries or games.
Target-specific libraries still need platform-specific testing.
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