All Open Source Apps

Self-hosted error tracking that accepts Sentry SDKs out of the box, so you keep your instrumentation and drop the monthly bill.

Self-hosted OSINT dashboard that fuses 60+ live intelligence feeds — flight tracking, ship AIS, satellites, CCTV, seismic and radio networks — into one real-time map, with an agent-ready command channel for AI co-analysts.

Automate SSL certificate lifecycle across any CA, 24+ DNS providers, and every major secret store — with a REST API, web dashboard, and built-in MCP server for AI-driven ops.

A self-hosted markdown knowledge base with MCP-powered AI integration, graph views, LaTeX math, and built-in drawing — your notes stay on your server, forever.

A keyboard-driven terminal dashboard for managing cron jobs on local machines and remote servers via SSH.

A unified, self-hosted platform for job scheduling, visual workflow automation, server monitoring, alerting, and incident response — built for teams who demand full ownership of their operations stack.

Free, privacy-first Chrome screen recorder with real-time annotation, AI camera blur, and a built-in video editor — no sign-in or limits required.

Open source cloud infrastructure platform delivering AWS-like IaaS services on bare metal providers at a fraction of the cost.

A self-hostable AI second brain that chats with your documents, searches the web, builds custom agents, and runs entirely on your own LLM.

Real-time NVIDIA GPU monitoring dashboard — self-hosted, scale from 1 to 100+ GPUs with sub-second metrics and no cloud dependency.

A single-file, local-first Kanban board that turns plain Markdown files into a drag-and-drop task manager, with no server, database, or account required.

Self-hosted, open-source Vercel alternative that deploys Python, Node.js, PHP, and any Docker-compatible app from a Git push, with zero-downtime rollouts and real-time logs.

An AI-powered personal news aggregator that filters multi-source feeds through LLMs and delivers curated, noise-free summaries to your Notion workspace.

Train a locally hosted AI twin on your own memories—then connect it to the world through a decentralized identity network.