#self-hosted

Foreman is an open-source, self-hosted LLM gateway that enables cost-aware model routing across multiple providers. It allows users to manage and route requests to different language models based on cost and performance, giving teams more control over their AI infrastructure without relying on third-party services.

A new self-hosted SOAP-to-REST and REST-to-SOAP gateway has been launched, featuring contract-drift detection to monitor API compatibility changes.

CorvinOS is an open-source, self-hosted operating system designed for AI agents that enforces compliance with the EU AI Act 2026 by design, offering privacy-preserving local execution and transparent governance features.

An author revived an old Netgear Stora MS2000 NAS (128MB RAM) by building Mini-Bucket, a lightweight PHP+SQLite control panel with 20+ pages including dashboard, file manager, RAID, and a plugin system. No frameworks or Docker are used. It works on Raspberry Pi 1 and Debian 9, and is intended for low-spec NAS where modern panels can't run.

WyrmRSS is a self-hosted RSS reader by a software engineer, built for fun and to escape algorithms. It features inline YouTube playback with filters to skip Shorts and live streams, plus built-in webhook support. The project is a work-in-progress, with the backend mostly hand-written and LLM assistance used for boilerplate, tests, and frontend code.

Auto Learning Agents is a self-hosted AI agent platform built on Elixir/OTP. It allows users to create, deploy, and manage autonomous agents that learn and adapt over time, with a focus on performance, reliability, and privacy through self-hosting.

WyrmRSS is a self-hosted RSS reader and aggregator that allows users to manage and read RSS feeds on their own infrastructure, giving them full control over their data and feed subscriptions.

A guide demonstrates how to self-host Supabase Studio and open-source alternatives to Vercel (such as Coolify or Dokploy) on a single 2GB VPS, enabling developers to run these services independently without relying on cloud providers.

Matrix OS is an open-source operating system for cloud VPS computers, adding a visual UI accessible from web, mobile, desktop, and CLI. It was started at an Anthropic hackathon and reached the top 20 finalists. The project offers both a self-hosted version and a managed service.

OtaKit is an open-source, self-hostable platform that provides over-the-air (OTA) updates for applications built with Capacitor, allowing developers to manage updates independently without relying on third-party services.

A Hacker News user asks the community about experiences running local LLMs within an organization, including hardware, model choice, resource allocation, and access management, seeking advice on key considerations and interesting use cases.

Forgejo Appliance is a private Git server that uses OrbStack and Tailscale, providing a self-hosted alternative for source code management with easy network access.

OpenCan is an open-source, self-hostable alternative to Canny for collecting and managing user feedback, released under the AGPL-3.0 license.

A self-hosted Slack bot that integrates Claude AI is showcased on GitHub. The project allows users to mention @Claude in Slack channels to get AI-powered responses, offering a self-managed alternative to hosted solutions.

The author describes migrating 12 SaaS projects from Resend to their own self-built transactional email service called Mailwain, citing better control and lower costs.

CorvinOS is a self-hosted, open-source operating system designed for agentic AI workflows, with built-in compliance to the EU AI Act and GDPR. It emphasizes privacy, local control, and regulatory adherence for users in the European Union.

The article describes how the author built a custom server monitoring and alerting system, named "Watchman," to track uptime, resource usage (CPU, memory, disk), and receive instant notifications (email/Slack) when anomalies or failures occur, reducing reaction time and manual oversight.

Osiris JSON is a tool that generates a private infrastructure snapshot without relying on AI or SaaS services, allowing users to document their system setup locally.

Commonplace is a self-hosted, privacy-tiered memory system designed for AI agents, allowing users to store and retrieve information while maintaining control over data privacy through tiered access levels.

Holos Social is a self-hosted Fediverse client designed for Mastodon, Bluesky, and AT Protocol servers. It offers granular content filtering, multiple "Home" feeds for different contexts, and full control over data and connections. The app is available as a free download on the AltStore.

Pacific Slate is a self-hosted, model-agnostic multi-agent AI assistant that gives users control over their data and AI workflows. It supports multiple AI models and enables collaborative agents to handle complex tasks without relying on external cloud services.

The page presents a service or tool that allows users to connect a self-hosted WordPress site to an AI system, enabling AI-driven interactions and automation for the website.

Tesserae is a self-hosted, open-source dashboard system for driving various e-paper displays (Pimoroni, Waveshare, Seeed, Kindle, TRMNL) without requiring a cloud account. It uses an HTML-based widget system captured via Playwright, with panel-specific dithering and renderers. Dashboards are served to clients via REST or MQTT, with a built-in rotation system, and all components are plugin-based.

A developer indexed 37 hours of video content including podcasts, coding tutorials, and screen recordings using a self-hosted Docker setup with an NVIDIA RTX 4090, achieving significantly faster processing times than on an M1 Max. The longest video—a 3-hour 12-minute livestream—was indexed in 1 hour 52 minutes, analyzing 4,612 frames.

TinyOps is an open-source, self-hosted platform-as-a-service operating system designed to simplify deployment and management of applications on personal infrastructure. It aims to provide a lightweight alternative to cloud PaaS solutions by allowing users to run their own servers with built-in orchestration, networking, and monitoring capabilities.

Instatic is a modern, self-hosted visual content management system. It provides a platform for managing visual content with self-hosting capabilities, offering users control over their data and infrastructure.

FriendNet is a self-hostable, open source file-sharing platform designed for sharing files privately among friends. It emphasizes user control over data and requires no central server dependency, offering a secure and simple way to exchange files within trusted circles.

The article details the author's journey in building a self-hosted cloud infrastructure, covering hardware choices, software stack (including Docker, Nextcloud, and Traefik), and practical considerations for running personal services at home instead of relying on third-party providers.

Katra is a self-hosted cognitive memory server for AI agents, offering persistent memory, knowledge graph, and MCP integration for managing agent context and knowledge.

Klorn is an open-source, self-hosted email firewall designed to filter and protect email from spam, phishing, and malicious content. Unlike AI-based email assistants, Klorn focuses purely on security and control, allowing users to define custom rules and block threats before they reach the inbox.