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An open-source webhooks service that handles deliverability, retries, and security for developers.
A Ruby on Rails skeleton for creating your own crowdfunding site, originally built for Lockitron.
A Ruby on Rails template for creating your own crowdfunding website, allowing you to collect pre-orders and payments.
An open source, self-hosted platform for creating and managing customizable, human-readable shortcuts to frequently used links.
A modern client-server application for the Soulseek file-sharing network, accessible via web browser.
A free open-source collaborative system for document management, CRM, project management, and email aggregation.
A self-hosted ShareX-compatible file upload server with URL shortening, embeds, and extensive configuration options.
A unified web interface for text-to-speech, voice cloning, and audio generation with support for dozens of AI models.
A self-hosted web application that indexes torrent sites and saves magnet links to a local database.
Seamlessly adds Swagger documentation and a swagger-ui to ASP.NET Web API projects.
A web-based SSH and Telnet client that allows you to access remote servers directly from your browser.
An automagical compiler that connects AI assistants to databases by auto-discovering schemas and compiling queries to optimized SQL.
A privacy-first, open-source smart home assistant you can self-host on your own hardware.
A simple, portable command-line notebook with optional self-hosted sync, storing notes in a single SQLite file.
A self-hosted open source web application for managing invoices, clients, and payments.
A Kubernetes operator that provides unified APIs to manage multiple database and streaming systems like MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, and Kafka.
A self-contained, pure-Go web server with built-in Lua scripting, multiple template engines, database backends, and support for HTTP/2, QUIC, and AI/LLM integration.
A self-hosted, database-less note-taking web app that stores notes as markdown files in a flat folder structure.
The backend services and libraries powering the Stoat chat platform, built in Rust.
Securely share passwords, text, files, and URLs via self-destructing links with full audit logs.
A multithreaded, Postgres-based Active Job backend for Ruby on Rails, designed for simplicity and performance.
A lightweight, high-performance reverse proxy and container orchestrator with a WebUI for self-hosted applications.
A modern, open-source password manager for individuals and teams with end-to-end encryption and self-hosting capabilities.
A minimalist, self-hosted web app for sharing files of any size or type with direct download links.
A ready-to-use image and installer for self-hosted Nextcloud on Raspberry Pi, ARM boards, VMs, and containers.
A CLI and companion app that spins up a complete, pre-wired local LLM stack with hundreds of services using a single command.
An open-source blog platform built with Laravel and Vue.js featuring a responsive dashboard and Markdown editor.
A modular, low-resource network honeypot that mimics services to detect breaches and alert on attacker interactions.
A RESTful job server for Apache Spark that provides a service interface for submitting and managing Spark jobs, jars, and contexts.
A self-hosted Fuzzing-As-A-Service platform for continuous developer-driven fuzzing to harden software prior to release.
An open platform for location intelligence, data visualization, and building geospatial applications.
A fast, customizable Git repository analysis engine for extracting advanced insights from commit history.
A lightweight, cross-platform NuGet and symbol server for hosting private package feeds.
A self-hosted web app for caregivers to track baby activities like sleep, feedings, and diaper changes to predict needs.
A secure, self-hostable service for sharing secrets, passwords, and files with end-to-end encryption and one-time URLs.
An open-source, fully offline voice assistant for many languages, designed for private home automation.
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