Every tool we recommend, in one place.

Vaultwarden^™ is a lightweight, self-hosted implementation of the Bitwarden API. It gives you and your team a shared, encrypted password vault with browser extensions and mobile apps that work exactly like the real Bitwarden.

WireGuard^™ is a fast, modern VPN protocol for securely reaching your home network or internal services from anywhere, with a far smaller footprint than older VPN technologies.

Mattermost^™ is self-hosted team chat with channels, threads, and integrations. A privacy-first alternative to Slack or Teams that stays entirely on your own server, under your own control.

Nextcloud^™ replaces Google Drive or Dropbox for file storage and sync, and pairs with Collabora Online or OnlyOffice for real-time collaborative document, spreadsheet, and presentation editing in the browser.

Stirling PDF^™ is a self-hosted, all-in-one PDF toolkit for merging, splitting, converting, compressing, and OCR-ing documents, without uploading anything to a third-party website to do it.

GitLab Community Edition^™ hosts your own Git repositories with issue tracking, merge requests, and full CI/CD pipelines. The most feature-complete of the self-hosted git platforms, and the most resource-hungry.

Gitea^™ is a lightweight self-hosted git platform with repositories, issues, pull requests, and basic CI runners, built for teams who don't need GitLab's full feature set.

Forgejo^™ is a community-driven fork of Gitea, offering the same lightweight self-hosted git experience with development steered independently of any single company.

WordPress^™ is the world's most-deployed CMS. Self-hosted WordPress gives you a full publishing platform with no ongoing licence fees and a plugin ecosystem covering almost any requirement.

Ghost^™ is a leaner, more focused alternative to WordPress, built specifically for blogging, newsletters, and paid subscriptions rather than general-purpose site building.

Vikunja^™ is a self-hosted to-do and task management app, a straightforward alternative to Todoist or Asana for personal or small-team task tracking.

Planka^™ is a self-hosted, Trello-style kanban board for visual project tracking, with drag-and-drop cards, boards, and real-time updates across a team.

Trilium Notes^™ is a hierarchical, self-hosted note-taking application built for large knowledge bases. Supports rich text, code blocks, scripting, and end-to-end encryption.

Wallabag^™ saves articles and web pages to read later, stripped of trackers and ads. A self-hosted alternative to Pocket or Instapaper, with tagging, annotations, and RSS export.

Miniflux^™ is a deliberately minimal, self-hosted RSS aggregator. Fast, opinionated, and distraction-free, with almost no configuration surface to fight with.

Linkding^™ is a minimal, tag-based bookmark manager with a browser extension, useful as a shared reference library for a small team.

Grafana^™ provides dashboards, alerting, and full-stack observability. Pair it with Prometheus and Loki for real-time visibility into your infrastructure, applications, and logs.

Uptime Kuma^™ is a self-hosted uptime monitor with a clean public status page, useful when you want something far lighter than a full Grafana stack just to show a service is up.

Umami^™ gives you visitor counts, referrers, and page views for your website without cookies, without tracking individuals, and without sending any of it to Google.

n8n^™ replaces Zapier or Make for connecting services together, triggering actions on schedules or webhooks, and automating the small repetitive tasks that otherwise eat an afternoon.

Overleaf Community Edition^™ is a collaborative LaTeX editor in the browser, ideal for teams producing technical reports or any document where precise typesetting matters more than dragging boxes around in Word.