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Browse 1165+ 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
Build UI components and pages in isolation
Easy-to-use self-hosted uptime monitoring tool
Perform various operations on PDF files
Home automation focused on privacy
Cross-platform local network file sharing
Peer-to-peer file sync
Video editor for web, desktop, and mobile
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
Extensible web server written in Go
Unified interface for training local AI models
Data visualization and exploration platform
Next-gen knowledge and collaboration space
Radically simple IT automation
Easy to maintain open source docs
Unofficial Bitwarden-compatible server
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
File sync with various cloud storage providers
Design and prototyping platform
Lightning-fast search API
Full-featured project management
Forge software development package
Backend platform for developing web and mobile applications
Volunteer-built media solution
Secure note-taking and to-do app
Open source customer relationship manager
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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