Nostos is a self-hosted application that integrates reading, note-taking, and writing in one environment. Users can manage physical books, EPUBs, PDFs, and audiobooks; capture contextual notes and highlights; connect ideas through a wiki-like topic system; and draft writing projects with source material accessible alongside. The interface prioritizes focused work over social features and engagement mechanics.
Preloop is a local, self-hosted CI/CD tool that runs GitHub Actions workflows locally on hardware-isolated microvMs without requiring pushes to GitHub. It supports the official actions/runner protocol, executes workflows in 300ms, and can update GitHub checks via a webhook watchdog to handle status reconciliation and drift detection.
SlopTotal is a free, open-source, self-hosted AI text detector that uses 23 independent models to identify AI-generated content. It runs locally on CPU, accepts text/URLs/documents, and provides transparent accuracy metrics across multiple languages and writing styles.
Edi Life OS is a self-hosted dashboard for managing focus, habits, goals, finances and projects in one place, with an optional MCP server that lets Claude and other AI assistants read and update your data through plain language commands. It runs on PHP and MySQL with no subscription or vendor lock-in, storing everything privately in your own database.
Eidon is a self-hosted, open-source AI platform that offers an alternative to commercial services like ChatGPT and Claude. It features a team of autonomous agents coordinated by a Chief of Staff, with capabilities including web search, code generation, email management, and research, while keeping all data private on the user's own server.
Ontoplano is a self-hosted life management application for organizing tasks, notes, recipes, and bills across desktop and mobile platforms. Released in September 2026, it offers multiple installation options including .deb, .rpm, Docker, and Android, with optional AI agent integration and local data storage.
Kahawai is an open-source, self-hosted media server written in Rust that streams movies, series, anime, and music from your own collection. It intelligently decides per-stream whether to play files directly, remux, transcode audio only, or fully transcode based on client capabilities, minimizing unnecessary processing. The system supports distributed storage and transcoding across machines, comprehensive metadata from AniDB and AniList, and preserves subtitle formatting including typeset anime subtitles.
An article about a self-hosted, privacy-focused LLM application designed to provide personalized advice by maintaining structured context through diary entries and topics. The app extracts conversation summaries nightly to build richer context over time, addressing limitations of generic LLM responses that lack personal context.
Low-Latency Kit is a self-hosted WebRTC streaming solution built in Go, offering signaling, SFU, and browser-based publisher/viewer with sub-second latency and no external dependencies. The early-access kit is available for $59 and includes diagnostics, auto-reconnect, and a live demo, with v1 features like embedded TURN and adaptive bitrate coming soon.