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.
Kition combines knowledge work, structured records, visual planning, web research, and workflows in one desktop workspace. It is still in beta, and its separate runtime boundary makes backups, review, and deployment validation important before adoption.
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Bitcart is aimed at merchants and developers who want to operate cryptocurrency payment infrastructure themselves. This overview covers its scope, ecosystem, deployment changes, and adoption considerations.
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Conduit is a GPL-3.0 Flutter client for iOS and Android, designed to connect mobile users with Open WebUI, personal model endpoints, and Hermes agents.
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Peekaping is a Go and React self-hosted uptime monitor covering network, service, and database checks with status pages, notifications, and an API. It remains in beta, so teams should evaluate changing features, storage, and operations before adoption.
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k8s-homelab is a home-lab infrastructure repository combining Talos, Flux, Renovate, Rook/Ceph, and NFS for automated cluster management and persistent storage.
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Openship targets developers and teams that want an integrated, self-hosted path from source code to running applications. Before adoption, understand its Compose and bare modes, Docker socket exposure, networking, and always-on requirements.
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Make persistent data, backups, security, and upgrades part of your deployment plan.
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