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.
Gickup helps individuals and teams copy Git repositories between supported hosts or to local and S3 storage. Validate authentication, GitLab mirroring, retention, and recovery before adopting it.
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Velero backs up and restores Kubernetes resources and persistent volumes, while also supporting cluster migration and environment replication. Teams should verify version compatibility and plan storage, permissions, and recovery testing before adoption.
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Xen Orchestra provides centralized management, backup, replication, and delegation for XCP-ng and XenServer, with web, CLI, and REST interfaces. Check licensing, deployment, version scope, and backup targets before adoption.
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Kopia is an open-source backup tool for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It offers GUI and CLI access, encrypted snapshots, deduplication, and multiple local, self-hosted, and cloud storage options. Review key management, provider costs, Rclone limits, and recovery procedures before adoption.
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SilverBullet is for users who want a self-hosted Markdown knowledge base rather than a basic notes editor. It adds links, queries, tasks, and Lua extensibility, while requiring careful deployment and maintenance planning.
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NoteGen is for people who want local Markdown files with optional AI organization. It covers capture, editing, search, knowledge bases, and sync, but AI configuration, data flows, plugin permissions, and platform status need review.
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Make persistent data, backups, security, and upgrades part of your deployment plan.
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