Self-Hosted Software

Self-hosted software runs on infrastructure you control, such as a home server, NAS, VPS, or private cloud, with the owner responsible for data, access, updates, backups, and availability. This collection covers open-source tools and applications deployed through Docker, Docker Compose, or local environments, with practical guidance on setup requirements, hardware resources, security, maintenance costs, upgrades, backups, remote access, ideal users, and limitations.

Developer Projects Developer Tools

NiubiGEO: Open-Source, Self-Hosted AI Brand Visibility Tool

NiubiGEO is an open-source, self-hosted AI brand visibility tool. It uses model APIs to show how AI describes your product, which other brands appear in the response, and what citations or links are returned. You can begin with a domain...

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Developer Projects

ai-memory: Share Project Memory Between Claude Code and Codex

When a Claude Code session hits a usage limit or a debugging path stops making progress, switching to Codex can provide another way forward. The new session, however, does not automatically know the project architecture, the errors already investigated, the...

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Developer Projects Open Source Alternatives

OpenSEO: A Self-Hosted Open Source SEO Tool — Can It Replace Ahrefs or Semrush?

Ahrefs and Semrush offer extensive SEO toolsets, but a fixed subscription does not make sense for everyone—especially if you only manage a few websites and mainly need keyword research, rank tracking, and backlink data. OpenSEO is an open source SEO...

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