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tinykit
Build and deploy self-hosted web apps from AI prompts.
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Build and deploy self-hosted web apps from AI prompts.
Tinykit bundles AI-assisted coding, a realtime database, content editing, file storage, and deployment into a self-hosted web app builder. Users can start from templates or prompts, refine fields, design settings, and source code in the studio, then serve multiple domain-based apps from one server. It can run through Railway, Docker, a VPS, or Node.js. The project is still in early alpha, and app authentication, background jobs, and server-side routes are listed as future features rather than current capabilities.
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Self-host Git repositories, reviews, collaboration, packages, and CI/CD.
Run a lightweight self-hosted Git service for repositories and team collaboration.
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Public GitHub facts last synced Jul 14, 2026.
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