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CasaOS gives home servers a graphical interface for managing storage, files, system status, and Docker applications without relying on frequent command-line work. Its app store can install common services such as Nextcloud, Home Assistant, Jellyfin, and AdGuard with a few clicks, while other Docker applications can be added as needed. It is intended for turning hardware such as Raspberry Pi boards, NUCs, ZimaBoard devices, or older computers into a personal cloud. Debian 12 is the recommended system, with Ubuntu Server and Raspberry Pi OS also officially tested.

Kavita turns manga, webtoons, comics, EPUB files, and PDFs into a self-hosted reading library with responsive web readers for phones, tablets, and desktops. It includes metadata search, collections, reading lists, and multi-user controls with roles and age restrictions. The project is still labeled beta until version 1.0, so users should keep backups in case behavior or stored data changes.

RomM scans a game collection, enriches entries with metadata and artwork, and presents the library in a responsive interface for browsing, filtering, uploading, and maintenance. Supported titles can be played through browser-based emulators, and owners can share limited library access with friends. It is aimed at self-hosters managing collections across many emulated platforms.

TREK is a self-hosted travel planner for families, friends, or teams organizing a trip together. Users can drag places into daily itineraries, view routes and weather on interactive maps, import shared lists or GPX, KML, KMZ, and GeoJSON files, and coordinate budgets, packing lists, notes, and a journal in real time. It supports PWA installation, SSO, passkeys, MFA, Docker, Docker Compose, and Helm. Users gain control over their travel data but must maintain the instance, storage, authentication, and proxy security themselves.