Immich
A self-hosted photo and video backup platform with mobile auto-upload, albums, search and facial recognition.
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A self-hosted photo and video backup platform with mobile auto-upload, albums, search and facial recognition.
A workflow automation platform with visual flows, code nodes and native AI capabilities that can be self-hosted.
A lightweight Bitwarden-compatible password manager for individuals and small teams that want control of their data.
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FROM THE NOTEBOOK
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Nextflux is an open-source web client that gives Miniflux a reading-focused interface. It supports multiple accounts, background sync, PWA, feed management, and reading customization, but requires an accessible Miniflux service.
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ReactFlux is a third-party web frontend for Miniflux, offering configurable layouts, search, themes, and static deployment options. It requires an existing Miniflux instance and careful SPA routing setup.
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NewsBlur combines RSS reading, filtering, search, tagging, and social sharing, with a Docker-based self-hosting path. Its broad service stack requires ongoing operational work.
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Nextcloud Server is for individuals, teams, and organizations that want to choose where their files and collaboration data are hosted. Before adoption, define the required apps and prepare for updates, backups, and ongoing operations.
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RSSMonster targets readers who want control over subscriptions, reading state, and storage. It offers multiple reading modes, search, Smart Folders, rule-based automation, and optional intelligent analysis. Deployment choices differ substantially, especially between the desktop, SQLite, and MySQL profiles.
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SoloMD is an MIT-licensed, local-first Markdown editor with MCP access and agent recipes. Review data flows, automated writes, platform packaging, and deployment requirements before adoption.
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