Immich
A self-hosted photo and video backup platform with mobile auto-upload, albums, search and facial recognition.
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THE SHORTLIST
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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
Practical guides, considered choices, and the details that make a difference.
home-ops combines Talos Linux, Flux, Renovate, and GitHub Actions into a homelab Kubernetes operations repository for users who want infrastructure and workloads managed as code.
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ArchiveBox suits individuals, researchers, and small teams that want control over saved web copies. It supports multiple import sources and durable output formats, but deployment requires planning for browser dependencies, storage growth, privacy, and API maturity.
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PhotoPrism is for browsing, organizing, and sharing photos and videos, with automatic labeling, people recognition, compound search, and WebDAV. It suits users prepared to run their own media service; prospective adopters should verify licensing and assess indexing, storage, and access-management needs.
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DeskcommCRM is an open-source, self-hosted CRM for chat-based sales teams, combining WhatsApp, AI agents, and sales pipelines. Evaluate infrastructure, third-party services, operations, and compliance before adoption.
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Carbon brings manufacturing planning, shop-floor execution, quality, inventory, and traceability into one Postgres-backed system, with self-hosting options.
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Nerdlog uses SSH to query logs on multiple hosts, analyze them remotely, and present merged results in a TUI. It suits lightweight troubleshooting, but SSH, gawk, permissions, and platform limits must be checked first.
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Make persistent data, backups, security, and upgrades part of your deployment plan.
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