Self-Hosted
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A list of Free Software network services and web applications which can be hosted on your own servers
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A list of Free Software network services and web applications which can be hosted on your own servers
Uptime Kuma — a fancy self-hosted monitoring tool: uptime checks for sites and services every 20 seconds, with a beautiful status page and 90+ alert channels
Home Assistant — open-source home automation that puts local control and privacy first: thousands of integrations, automations and dashboards on your own hardware
Free OpenAI/OpenRouter API access at 10 cents a week, self-hostable.
A self-hosted AI agent that builds apps by chatting with you.
A personal AI assistant that lives on a Raspberry Pi 3.
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Appwrite® - complete cloud infrastructure for your web,…
ClickHouse® is a real-time analytics database…
🌐 The Internet Computer! Free, Open-Source, and…
Umami is a privacy-first analytics platform. Traffic,…
🪢 Open source agent evals & observability: Trace,…
Open source, privacy-first web analytics. Lightweight,…
🌩 Self-hosted file management and sharing system,…
Session replay, cobrowsing and product analytics you…
Open Source Metering and Usage Based Billing API ⭐️…
Resolve production issues, fast. An open source…
Share files nearby and beyond.
Self hosted streaming media server.…
:cloud: ownCloud web server core (Files, DAV, etc.)
Your self hosted YouTube media server
Various Docker Compose examples of selfhosted FOSS and…
OpenPanel is an open-source web and product analytics…
Business intelligence as code: build fast, interactive…
The user infrastructure platform. You choose the…
:key: stateless open source password manager
Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who…
Open-source media server with a web interface and…
Observal is self-hosted registry for your coding agent…
LinkStack - the ultimate solution for creating a…
☁️ Ultra-fast, secure & lightweight self-hosted cloud…
A self-hosted blogging system with Markdown editing, a…
Laminar - open-source observability platform…
Modern, privacy-friendly, and detailed web analytics…
Privacy-first password manager with built-in email…
Tianji: Insight into everything, Website Analytics +…
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The dbt-native data observability solution for data &…
🌴 Palmr. is an open-source file-sharing platform…
Your personal AI-powered information hub: RSS, Pocket,…
Add AI object detection, tracking, and search to any…
Self-hosted family asset tracking with real returns and…
A one-screen real-time market research cockpit for…
A proactive personal AI assistant and companion for…
Know what changed on your servers — one Go binary, no…
A self-hosted execution layer that connects AI agents…
Deploy a fleet of AI agents on your machine in 10…
A self-hosted homelab app store for rootless Podman.
Open-source intelligent customer service — a…
A self-hosted app store and runtime for AI agents, on…
A self-hosted AI workspace with agents and tools —…
80 self-hosted AI apps — chat, CRM, mail, drive — built…
Private recommendation rows for every Plex user, from…
Self-hosted client galleries for photographers — a…
Self-hosted apps where the coding agent IS the runtime.
An open-source AI-native browser on Chromium — a…
A self-hosted, multi-tenant AI app builder for teams.
99 free SEO tools — a self-hosted Ahrefs, Semrush, and…
A self-hosted PII redaction proxy for LLM APIs and…
Free OpenAI/OpenRouter API access at 10 cents a week,…
A self-hosted AI agent that builds apps by chatting…
A self-hosted media stack with AI recommendations, in…
The open alternative to managed agent platforms — any…
A private AI tutor that adapts to how you learn —…
A self-hostable ChatGPT and NotebookLM alternative with…
Self-hosted AI photo intelligence: tag, rename, and…
Auto-generate subtitles for your media library with…
ChatGPT/DeepSeek Voice Assistant uses a Raspberry Pi…
Quality and measurement layer for subtitle automation…
Open source AI video system: a self-hostable NVR…
A personal AI assistant that lives on a Raspberry Pi 3.
Uptime Kuma — a fancy self-hosted monitoring tool:…
Home Assistant — open-source home automation that puts…
Vaultwarden — an unofficial Bitwarden-compatible server…
Pi-hole — a black hole for internet advertisements:…
Gitea — Git with a cup of tea: a painless, all-in-one…
Jellyfin — the free software media system: stream your…
Portainer — making Docker and Kubernetes management…
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Self-hosted AI platforms are the home base: all-in-one servers that bundle chat, image, voice, and automation behind one login on your own machine or VPS. They suit home labs, small teams, and anyone who wants AI services that answer to them alone.
Running your own platform trades money for maintenance: you gain privacy, no seat pricing, and full backups, and in return you own updates, security, and uptime. The tools here differ mainly in how much they bundle versus how much they expect you to compose yourself.
This page collects 73 open-source Self-Hosted projects curated by LibreAI — Self-hosted AI platforms and home-lab staples. Each one is verified on GitHub and has its own guide page with an overview, install steps, use cases, and an FAQ.
Yes. Every tool here is open source and free to download and use under its own license — most use MIT, Apache-2.0, or GPL-3.0, and any custom source-available license is flagged on the tool's page. Check the LICENSE file before commercial use.
No. LibreAI publishes guides only — no downloads are served from this site. Every install comes from the project's official GitHub repository.
Open the tool's guide and follow its 'Run it yourself' section — the steps come from the project's own documentation — or use the 'View on GitHub' button to go straight to the official repository.
Every project is verified live through the GitHub API — stars, forks, license, and recent activity — and listed only if it has real momentum and an active community.
The platform itself is light; the models it serves decide the hardware. Chat with small local models runs on a modest mini-PC, while image and large-model work wants a real GPU. Several platforms also let you connect hosted APIs, which removes the GPU requirement entirely.
It can be: your prompts and files stay on machines you control, with no third-party retention policies to trust. Privacy then depends on your own setup — updates, access control, and backups — which is the honest trade this category makes explicit.