This space is dedicated to exploring the world of self-hosted applications. Here, you’ll find various tools and services i host on my own infrastructure.

For those unfamiliar with the term, self-hosting allows you to take control of your data and applications by installing and managing them on your own server or computer. This approach offers greater privacy, customization, and potentially lower costs compared to relying on third-party services.

This page will showcase various applications I’ve implemented.

Productivity: Boost your workflow with self-hosted tools for document management, collaboration, and communication.

Media: Stream your personal collection of movies and music with freedom and flexibility.
Security & Privacy: Take control of your online presence with self-hosted password manager, DNS level ad blocking and VPN tunneling.
Programming: Git based code hosting, CI/CD and online IDE.

Build server

Buildserver Drone.io

Docker based build server system. Every step is a command performed on a docker container.

Git server

Code Gitea.io

Self-hosted git service with built in support for pull-requests, issue tracking and wiki.

IDE server

IDE code-server

Run VS Code on any machine anywhere and access it in the browser.

IRC

IRC thelounge.chat

Webbased IRC client/bouncer.

Media server

Media Jellyfin.org

Media server for TV shows and movies. Mostly for inhouse use but may also be accessed from outside the network.

Music server

Music navidrome.org

Navidrome allows you to enjoy your music collection from anywhere, by making it available through a modern Web UI and through a wide range of third-party compatible mobile apps, for both iOS and Android devices.

Stats

Statistics Netdata.cloud

System statistics for performance monitoring and troubleshooting.

Uptime

Uptime Uptime Kuma

A fancy self-hosted monitoring tool.

Web SSH

SSH Sshwifty on GitHub

SSH client in the browser for remote management.