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Browse 1156+ open-source applications you can deploy on your own VPS — filter by category, language, license, or find alternatives to commercial services.
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Personal AI chat bot assistant
Workflow automation tool
User-friendly and extensible AI interface
Virtual whiteboard for sketching diagrams
Self-hosted photos and videos
Postgres-based development platform
Perform various operations on PDF files
Easy-to-use self-hosted uptime monitoring tool
Build UI components and pages in isolation
Cross-platform local network file sharing
Home automation focused on privacy
Video editor for web, desktop, and mobile
Peer-to-peer file sync
Real-time global intelligence dashboard
Real-time server and container monitoring
Remote development with VS Code
Observability and data visualization platform
AI-powered secure workspace for wikis and projects
Unified interface for training local AI models
Extensible web server written in Go
Data visualization and exploration platform
Next-gen knowledge and collaboration space
Radically simple IT automation
Unofficial Bitwarden-compatible server
Easy to maintain open source docs
Monitoring system and time series database
Turn any SQL-based database into a smart spreadsheet
Cloud native application proxy
Note-taking app built for instant capture
Software deployment and management platform
Real-time backend in a single file
Black hole for internet advertisements
Design and prototyping platform
File sync with various cloud storage providers
Lightning-fast search API
Full-featured project management
Forge software development package
Backend platform for developing web and mobile applications
Volunteer-built media solution
Open source customer relationship manager
Secure note-taking and to-do app
Blog and newsletter platform
Suite of open source business apps
Decentralized social media
Build agents to automate online tasks
Querying and visualization for databases
Drop-in replacement REST API for OpenAI
Scheduling infrastructure for absolutely everyone
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