Collect, tag, archive, and share bookmarks on your own server.
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linkding is a self-hosted bookmark manager built for a focused, readable workflow. Organize links with tags, Markdown notes, and a read-later state, share selected bookmarks with users or guests, and automatically capture page titles, descriptions, icons, or archived copies. It is designed for straightforward Docker deployment and can be used through browser extensions, a bookmarklet, or its installable PWA. Import and export use the standard Netscape bookmark format.
Manage multi-chain crypto assets across mobile, desktop, web, and browser extensions.
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Manage assets across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron, BNB Smart Chain, and other supported networks from one multi-platform wallet. Users can choose iOS or Android apps, desktop builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux, a web app, or a Chrome extension depending on where they work. The repository houses these clients alongside shared wallet logic and hardware-wallet components, making it most relevant to people who want an openly developed wallet experience across several device types.
Self-host team chat, documents, databases, and files in a local-first workspace.
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Colanode combines team messaging, rich-text pages, structured databases, and file management in web and desktop clients that can connect to multiple servers and workspaces. Changes are written to local SQLite first and synchronized in the background, allowing continued work while offline and concurrent editing when teammates reconnect. Self-hosting requires Postgres, Redis, and a file storage backend. The hosted web client is currently described as an early preview and may still have browser compatibility issues.
Save, clean up, and read web articles later on your own server
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wallabag is a self-hostable web application for saving web pages and reading them later after extracting the main content. Users can run it on their own server or use the hosted service, then access saved material through the surrounding Android, iOS, and browser clients. It is a fit for readers who want a distraction-reduced archive under their own control rather than a browser-only bookmark list.
Manage multiple SQL and NoSQL databases from one desktop or web client.
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DbGate provides one interface for working with databases such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MongoDB, and SQLite. Users can browse and edit data, change schemas, compare and synchronize structures, build visual queries, and run batch imports or exports. It is available as a Windows, macOS, or Linux desktop app and can also run as a web application through Docker or an NPM package.
Create a self-hosted service homepage from a simple YAML configuration.
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Homer is a static dashboard for keeping self-hosted services and frequently used links on one homepage. A YAML file defines the content, while the interface adds fuzzy search, multiple pages, grouping, smart cards, themes, and keyboard shortcuts. It can be deployed with Docker or built as static assets, but those files must be served over HTTP; opening index.html directly through the file protocol is not supported.
Self-host an agent platform connecting global and China-focused enterprise systems.
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FIM One is a self-hosted agent platform for connecting APIs, databases, and MCP servers behind one execution layer. Teams can create connectors from OpenAPI specifications, a conversational builder, or MCP, then run multi-step work through a ReAct loop or dynamically generated DAGs. The same agent core can be delivered as a standalone assistant, embedded copilot, or central hub. Its connector strategy explicitly spans global SaaS and China-focused systems such as Feishu, WeCom, DingTalk, and domestic databases, and deployment requires a compatible LLM endpoint and credentials.
Crawl websites to inspect links, page metadata, performance, and SEO issues.
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LibreCrawl is a browser-based SEO crawler that can run locally or as a multi-user service. It maps internal and external links, extracts page metadata and headings, detects issues, tracks progress, and exports CSV, JSON, or XML, with optional JavaScript rendering, PageSpeed data, and custom analysis plugins. Deployment requires Docker or Python, and large sites take time to complete; browser-based rendering is also slower than ordinary HTTP crawling.
Create low-poly models with pixel-art textures and export them for use.
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Blockbench is a free model editor focused on low-poly geometry and pixel-art textures. Artists can export models to standard formats for sharing, rendering, 3D printing, or game engines, and use dedicated formats with Minecraft Java and Bedrock-specific features. It is available as both a desktop application and a web app, with JavaScript plugins for extending the editor.
Arrange coding agents, terminals, tasks, and notes together on a persistent infinite canvas.
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OpenCove is a spatial desktop workspace for people who run terminal-based coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex. It places agent sessions, terminals, tasks, notes, and media on one infinite canvas, making parallel work and its surrounding context visible at the same time. Workspaces restore their layout, terminal output, and agent state after restarts, and archived spaces can preserve older contexts. Builds are available for macOS, Windows, and Linux, but most public releases are currently nightly or prerelease, and the Mac app is not signed or notarized.
Self-host durable, browsable archives of web pages, documents, and media.
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ArchiveBox imports URLs, browser history, bookmarks, Pocket, Pinboard, and similar sources, then preserves HTML, JavaScript, PDFs, articles, and media under your control. Archives can be managed through a CLI or web interface, with each collection stored in one data directory. High-fidelity capture relies on tools such as Chrome, wget, and yt-dlp.
Create characters and worlds for story-driven roleplay across multiple LLM providers.
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RisuAI is a cross-platform web and desktop client for building character-driven LLM role-playing sessions. It supports multiple model providers and adds group chats, character expression assets, lorebooks, prompt ordering, translation, plugins, and regex-based output transformations. You can use the hosted site, install a release, or run the web version with Docker; access to supported model providers or locally configured backends is still required.
Turn papers, text, or topics into editable figures, diagrams, and slides.
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Paper2Any converts papers, images, text, or a topic into editable scientific figures, technical roadmaps, draw.io diagrams, and PPTX decks, with chat-based revision for supported outputs. It also covers workflows such as rebuttal drafting and layout-preserving PDF-to-PPT conversion. Running the open-source version requires its Python, graphics, document-conversion, and model dependencies; the hosted Studio and macOS desktop release are separate commercial implementations rather than this repository's code.
Manage people, customers, projects, time, and finances in one open platform.
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Ever Gauzy combines ERP, CRM, HR management, applicant tracking, project work, time and activity tracking, sales, invoicing, and related business operations in one business management platform. Users can run an all-in-one desktop app with the interface, API, and a local database, or deploy the server edition with PostgreSQL; Docker Compose and Kubernetes options are also documented for self-hosting. The hosted SaaS is marked as alpha/testing, so it should be evaluated cautiously before operational use.
Build and share collaborative Elixir notebooks for code and data workflows.
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Livebook lets teams write Markdown and Elixir code cells together in a browser, then run queries, charts, and other data tasks on demand. Notebooks are stored as versionable .livemd files and can connect to a fresh runtime, an existing Elixir node, or a project. Because users can execute code and access files on the host, deployed instances should be carefully protected.
Deploy a browser-based AI coding workstation with headless testing and developer tools through Docker.
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HolyClaude packages Claude Code, a web interface, headless Chromium, Playwright, multiple AI CLIs, and developer tools into a self-hosted Docker workstation. Users can access an existing Claude Code subscription from a browser and work on coding, screenshots, browser tests, databases, and deployments without assembling every dependency. The container handles user mapping, first-boot setup, session restoration, and supervised services, with full and slim images available. Users still need Docker, persistent configuration, and a secure way to expose or proxy the web interface.
Install, configure, and monitor OpenClaw and Hermes Agent from one control panel.
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ClawPanel brings OpenClaw and Hermes Agent administration into a desktop or web interface. It can start and upgrade services, configure models and gateways, manage agents and messaging channels, schedule jobs, inspect logs and memory, and review usage. A built-in assistant adds tool calls, image input, and streamed chat, while the headless web mode can run on ARM64 boards or Linux servers without the Tauri desktop shell.
Run a full Linux desktop in your browser with Docker.
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Webtop delivers full Linux desktop environments through a modern browser, making it useful for remote workstations, administration, or temporary development desktops. Choose from several distribution and desktop combinations, then run the image with Docker and persist its configuration through mounted storage. The container has no internet-grade authentication by default, and anyone with GUI access can obtain root privileges inside it, so public exposure requires HTTPS, a secured reverse proxy, and strong access control.