electron-release-server

faynoSync gives desktop application teams control over their update infrastructure. Developers upload builds to S3-compatible storage, assign version metadata and stable, beta, or nightly channels through a dashboard or REST API, and let clients query a simple endpoint for update details and download URLs. It can feed Electron, Tauri, Squirrel, Velopack, or custom update flows, with either background installation or a user prompt determined by the client. Running the full service requires maintaining the API, MongoDB, Redis, object storage, migrations, and dashboard.

Simple Host lets a coding agent deploy a static website together with a small per-site backend for JSON state, append-only collections, comments, feedback, private pages, and starter templates. Each upload becomes an immutable version that can be rolled back, and magic-link sign-in supplies an API key. The service can also be self-hosted as one Go binary, but that path requires Postgres, environment variables, and a carefully chosen administrator key.

Awesome Selfhosted is a categorized catalog of free software for running web applications and network services on infrastructure you control. It covers areas such as analytics, backups, bookmarks, communication, generative AI, project management, wikis, and self-hosting platforms, with entries commonly listing websites, source code, licenses, and technology stacks. It helps with discovery and comparison rather than installation or hosting.

Daytona lets agents create isolated compute sandboxes through SDKs, an API, or a CLI, then execute code, manage files and processes, and preserve state with snapshots. Clients are available for several languages, including Python and TypeScript. This public repository has been unmaintained since June 2026 because core development moved to a private codebase, so it receives no further fixes or support.