NexoPOS is a point-of-sale platform that runs a whole shop from the browser, covering the till, the stockroom, the customer book, and the day-end numbers in one place. Cashiers ring up sales on a touch-friendly register screen, take cash or card payments, print receipts, and process refunds without leaving the same view. Every sale draws down inventory automatically, and procurement flows record what arrived, from which supplier, and at what cost. Low-stock warnings and a full stock history help owners reorder before shelves go empty. Products carry categories, units, and tax rules, and barcode plus scale barcode support keeps weighed goods moving at the checkout. Regulars earn rewards, join customer groups, and redeem coupons at the till. Managers open and close registers, assign roles and permissions to staff, and review an activity trail for every sensitive action. Reports break down sales, costs, and stock value per period, giving a small shop the numbers usually reserved for chain headquarters. Owners extend the core with installable modules for restaurants, multiple stores, rentals, and bookings, added from inside the dashboard instead of by editing code. The same installation serves a single boutique today and a growing chain tomorrow, since registers, stores, and staff all live in one database. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. GPL-3.0 licensed.

Your comic and manga collection becomes one tidy library with Comigo, readable in any browser on any device in the house. Point it at a folder and it indexes image folders plus zip, rar, tar, cbz, cbr, and epub archives, then serves pages in scroll or page-turning layouts. Pages arrive cropped and compressed for the screen in front of you, and modern heic and avif files read beside plain jpg and png. A QR code on the server screen brings phones and tablets straight into the same library, and reading position follows you between devices mid-chapter. Your history is tracked automatically, so a series paused last month reopens at the exact page where you stopped. The built-in player handles audio and video stored beside your books, which covers drama CDs and anime extras in the same shelves. Plugins add automatic page turning and an on-screen clock, and you can write your own to change how reading sessions behave. Libraries can live on another Comigo server across the network, whole image folders download in batches, and epub files convert for dedicated e-readers. The offline mode reads archives directly inside the browser with nothing uploaded, which suits borrowed machines and locked-down networks. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

SyncTube turns any browser into a shared movie room where one link opens a synchronized player and live chat for the whole group. Paste a YouTube, Twitch, Vimeo, or PeerTube URL, or a direct mp4 or m3u8 link, and the room watches the same frame at the same moment. A leader takes global control of play, pause, seeking, and playback rate, and smaller groups can open pausing or resuming to everyone. Local files start playing for the room while they upload, and external subtitle files plus separate audio tracks cover voiceovers and fan translations. Chat doubles as a remote control: timed commands jump the whole room forward or back, skip a sponsored segment, boost quiet audio, or return to the moment before an accidental rewind. Playlists accept ranged link patterns for episode batches, viewers vote to skip, and keyboard shortcuts drive fullscreen, refresh, and sync toggles without leaving the player. Operators can cache supported site videos on the server, restyle every front-end file, and extend subtitle rendering or quality switching through plugins. Admins moderate with bans and kicks from chat, and the whole service runs from one small server that fits a private friends-only room or a public community channel. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

Spinifex rebuilds the AWS services your applications already call (EC2, EBS, S3, VPC, and IAM) on hardware you control, so workloads can leave the hyperscalers without a rewrite. An EC2 call boots a real KVM guest with spot instance and GPU passthrough options, attaches replicated block volumes, and places the machine inside an OVN virtual network guarded by security groups. S3 buckets land in erasure-coded object storage, container images live in a deduplicated registry, and managed Kubernetes clusters arrive with highly available control planes and node groups. Relational databases run as managed PostgreSQL or MariaDB with automated backups, load balancers terminate traffic at layer 4 or layer 7 with ACM certificates, and an authoritative DNS service manages hosted zones. Every request is authenticated with SigV4 at the gateway and routed to stateless service daemons, so capacity grows by starting more daemons on more nodes. Your existing AWS CLI profiles, SDK code, and Terraform plans point at the new endpoint and keep working, because 405 AWS API operations answer with the shapes your tooling expects. A built-in web console covers instances, volumes, buckets, networks, and IAM for operators who prefer clicks to commands. Clusters run on-premise, at air-gapped edge sites, or on GPU cloud capacity, and keep serving through disconnection because no external control plane exists. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. AGPL-3.0 licensed.

Hand-coding HTML emails means wrestling nested tables and Outlook quirks for hours; Colspan turns that work into dragging ready-made blocks onto a canvas and exporting code that holds together in Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail. The component catalog holds 78 blocks grouped into Menu, Header, Content, Feature, Call to Action, E-Commerce, Transactional, and Footer sets, so newsletters, receipts, and promotional campaigns all start from structured pieces instead of a blank file. You edit text inline with rich formatting and Google Fonts, arrange blocks in a synchronized component tree, and adjust each row for stacking order and visibility on mobile. Desktop and mobile previews render side by side, and the preview stays isolated from the editor chrome, so what you check is what recipients open. Finished designs export as responsive HTML with inline styles, or as JSON you can store, version, and re-import later in replace or append mode. Import validation and sanitization guard templates received from teammates or clients before they enter your workspace. Your work saves automatically in the browser and reloads where you left off, and undo and redo cover every edit during experimentation. Agencies can host the editor on a client-facing domain, marketing teams can produce campaign emails without developer time, and product teams can standardize receipts and notifications as reusable templates. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. AGPL-3.0 licensed.

Your product photos, tutorial clips, and user uploads can live on your own server with Openinary, a media platform that resizes, crops, converts, and delivers images and videos through simple URL parameters. Request a variant by editing the address: set width and height, fill-crop around a detected face, convert to AVIF or WebP, trim a video between two timestamps, or pull a thumbnail from the fifth second. Uploads land in S3-compatible storage you control, from AWS S3 and Cloudflare R2 to MinIO, and repeat requests are served from automatic caching instead of reprocessing the original. The admin dashboard keeps assets organized for browsing, searching, and reviewing what your applications actually serve. API keys gate programmatic uploads, so a web app, mobile backend, or build script can publish media without sharing storage credentials. Setup runs through a scaffolding command that writes the Compose file and environment, then walks you through creating the first admin account. Teams escaping per-transformation pricing keep the same URL workflow their code already uses and move the bill to a fixed server. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. AGPL-3.0 licensed.

OpenIM gives your own applications one-to-one and group chat, powered by an instant messaging server you host and client SDKs for mobile, web, and desktop. Conversations carry unread counts, drafts, pinned messages, and typing indicators, and each chat keeps paging history, keyword search, read receipts, and revoke for mistakes. Custom message payloads carry cards, orders, or any application data your product renders inside a conversation. Your backend drives the server over a REST API that provisions users, issues login tokens, creates groups with owners and members, and sends messages from trusted services. Webhooks call your business servers before and after events, so moderation, billing, and CRM workflows react as messages happen. Groups scale to hundreds of thousands of members with invitations, join requests, member muting, and group-wide mute controls. Offline messages wait on the server and sync down on reconnect, merged by message ID so nothing arrives twice. Deployment runs as Docker Compose on one host or as gateway and RPC microservices on Kubernetes. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. Apache-2.0 licensed.

Fluvio is a distributed data streaming platform that moves records between your applications on partitioned topics and transforms them in flight with WebAssembly modules before they land anywhere. Producers publish to topics and consumers read at their own pace, with client libraries for Rust, Python, and JavaScript plus a full command line for producing and consuming interactively. SmartModules are reusable WebAssembly functions that filter, reshape, and enrich records inside the stream, so cleanup and routing logic runs once at the platform layer instead of inside every consumer. Stateful DataFlow builds continuous processing on top of the same streams, keeping state across records to aggregate, join, and react as data arrives. Inbound connectors collect from HTTP endpoints, webhooks, MQTT brokers, and Kafka clusters, and outbound connectors deliver to HTTP, SQL databases, and Kafka, with a development kit for building connectors to your own systems. A local cluster starts with one command for development, and the same platform deploys on Kubernetes for production streaming at the edge or in the cloud. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. Apache-2.0 licensed.

LogForge puts container logs, metrics, events, alerts, and guarded fixes behind one self-hosted web UI for Docker. The overview gathers container health, status, logs, metrics, Docker events, and file access for its host, so a sick container gets inspected without juggling docker commands across terminals. Logs stream in real time, interactive terminals open into running containers, and collected logs, metrics, and events are stored for later review and trend checks. Alert rules watch logs, metrics, and container events, and one-click templates cover stability, performance, log, and security signals. Fired rules notify through Email, Slack, Teams, Discord, Telegram, Gotify, or webhooks, and alert history records acknowledgements plus delivery attempts. A rule can also act: restart, stop, start, kill, or run a script, throttled by cooldowns, rate limits, backoff, and verification delays so automation cannot thrash a host. Other Docker hosts join through mTLS-protected agent enrollment, letting one console watch a small fleet. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. Apache-2.0 licensed.

Lowdefy is a config-first web stack that turns YAML files into production web applications, complete with forms, tables, charts, authentication, and live connections to your databases and APIs. You declare pages as trees of blocks (inputs, buttons, tables, charts, markdown), wire events to actions, and the runtime renders a responsive app without a frontend codebase to maintain. More than 50 logic operators handle conditions, lookups, formatting, and state, so dynamic behavior comes from config rather than custom JavaScript scattered across components. Requests run on the server against MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, REST APIs, Google Sheets, S3, Elasticsearch, and Stripe, keeping credentials off the browser entirely. Sign-in arrives through Auth.js with more than 75 providers, public and private pages, and role-based access control deciding who sees each page and block. When the built-in catalog runs out, npm plugins add custom blocks, connections, operators, actions, and auth providers, declared in the same YAML. Schema validation checks every property before the app serves traffic, and one framework upgrade improves every app built on it. Build once and run the server anywhere Node.js runs, from a single VPS to a container platform. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. Apache-2.0 licensed.

One OpenAI-compatible API fronts more than 250 models across 40 providers in LLM Gateway, with routing, cost analytics, and key management in a single dashboard. Existing OpenAI SDK code keeps working: change the base URL and model name to reach OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, DeepSeek, Groq, and dozens more. Every request lands in an activity log with its model, cache status, token counts, duration, and cost, and opening a request shows time to first token, throughput, and cached token usage. Spend splits by model, provider, project, and API key over 7 or 30 days, so the expensive endpoint stops hiding inside one monthly invoice. Scoped API keys carry spend caps and recurring limits, and requests stop automatically at the cap. Provider errors, timeouts, and rate limits trigger a retry on another provider for the same model before the caller hears about it. Coding agents and automation tools get their own usage views with requests, tokens, and spend per tool. Self-hosting runs the unified Docker image or a Kubernetes Helm chart on your own network. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. AGPL-3.0 licensed.

Django Helpdesk is a complete support ticketing system that gives a small business one shared place to receive, assign, and resolve customer requests. Customers write to a support address and each incoming email becomes a ticket in the right queue, with replies threading back into the same conversation. Queues separate products, departments, or clients, and each queue can poll its own mailbox and carry its own settings. The staff dashboard surfaces unassigned tickets the moment they land, and agents claim work, reassign it, or hand it to a teammate. Every ticket holds its follow-up history, attachments, priority, due date, and custom fields your team adds for the details generic forms miss. Duplicate reports merge into a single ticket, and saved searches keep recurring questions one click away. Customers help themselves first through the built-in knowledgebase, then submit and track their own requests in a portal that hides internal notes. A REST API creates and updates tickets from other systems, and webhooks push ticket events into chat tools, CRMs, or billing scripts. An embeddable iframe form drops ticket submission into any existing website, and spam filtering keeps junk out of the queue. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. BSD-3-Clause licensed.

Individuals and small teams use MrDoc as a private web workspace for writing, organizing, searching, and publishing documentation. Projects hold documents in multi-level hierarchies with drag ordering, tags, and templates, so a product manual, an internal wiki, and personal notes share one installation without colliding. Three editors cover different habits: Markdown with live preview, rich text for formatted pages, and spreadsheets for tabular data. Pages take images, attachments, formulas, audio and video, mind maps, flowcharts, and ECharts diagrams, which keeps runbooks expressive instead of plain text walls. History is never lost: every document keeps versions with rollback, and a recycle bin stands between a bad edit and permanent loss. Sharing stays deliberate, with projects and pages set public, private, limited to named users, or protected by an access code. Full-text search reaches across the whole library, and a tag network view shows how topics connect. Finished projects export as PDF or EPUB, single pages download as Markdown, and share codes hand read-only links to people outside the team. An AI knowledge base answers questions from your documents, AI writing tools draft and polish text in the editor, a Token API serves scripts, and browser extensions clip web pages into the library. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. GPLv3 licensed.

Atomic CRM keeps every contact, company, deal, and follow-up task in one shared workspace that a sales team opens from any browser. Each contact and company carries its full history: call and meeting notes, tasks with reminders, and an activity log that lines up every interaction in order. Email stops living in personal inboxes, because CCing the CRM address files the thread as a note on the right record automatically. Deals sit on a Kanban board where value and owner are printed on every card, so the quarter's state is visible at a glance and stalled opportunities stand out. Contact import and export move spreadsheets in and out, and custom fields capture the attributes your business tracks rather than a vendor's defaults. The team signs in with Google, Azure, Keycloak, or Auth0 accounts it already has. Themes, fields, and components are yours to reshape, and upstream component improvements flow into your fork through the project's component registry. An API connects the CRM to the rest of your stack, and the same PostgreSQL backend runs on Supabase cloud or your own server. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

Metasfresh is a free, open-source ERP system that runs the whole commercial life of an industry or trade company, from the first lead and quotation through sales orders, warehouse shipments, manufacturing orders, and the invoices that close the books. The CRM module keeps business partner master data for customers and vendors, tracks prospects, leads, tasks, and opportunities, and shows the sales pipeline. Sales staff create quotations, convert them into sales orders with credit limit checks and Incoterms, and follow each order through shipment planning to the customer invoice. Purchasing mirrors the flow on the vendor side: procurement planning and purchase dispositions generate purchase orders, goods receipts book deliveries into stock, and vendor invoices match what actually arrived. Manufacturers work with bills of materials, MRP II planning, and manufacturing orders that consume components and finish products, and production planning ties resources to schedules. The warehouse module manages storage locations and handling units, books inventory movements between warehouses, and counts physical stock, so promised quantities match what the floor can actually ship. Accounting posts invoices, credit notes, and reversals for debtors and creditors with automatic FACT accounting entries, keeping the ledger current. Every screen is a responsive web interface that adapts from office monitors to tablets on the warehouse floor, and a REST API connects shop systems and third-party tools to the same data. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. GPLv2 and GPLv3 dual licensed.

Indigo is Bluesky's Go toolkit for building services on the AT Protocol, and operators reach for it when they need to follow the whole network: run a relay that subscribes to many personal data servers and republishes one combined firehose, split that firehose for many subscribers, or filter it down to the accounts and record types a single application actually cares about. The relay holds upstream host and account state in PostgreSQL, verifies repository integrity and identity signatures, exposes an admin web interface for configuring limits and adding upstream hosts, and emits Prometheus metrics and tracing for production monitoring. Rainbow consumes a relay or PDS firehose and fans events out to large numbers of subscribers, buffering recent history on local disk so late joiners receive the events they missed. Tap handles verification, automatic backfilling of repository history, and filtered delivery by account list or record collection, sending simple JSON events to applications over WebSocket or webhook instead of requiring each developer to parse cryptographic repository formats. Hepa consumes the relay firehose and applies moderation rules to accounts and records, pushing labels into an existing moderation service for teams that operate their own trust and safety pipeline. Each service ships as a single Go binary with Docker packaging, and shared packages provide the client, identity, lexicon, and repository data structures the services are built from. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT and Apache-2.0 licensed.

ArozOS turns a small server or single-board computer into a private cloud desktop you open in any browser, with windows, a start menu, and a taskbar instead of a pile of separate admin panels. You sign in at your server address and land on a desktop with a file manager for uploading, downloading, dragging, sharing, and tracking copy progress, plus built-in apps for music, photos, video, notes, recording, timers, a web editor, and a code studio, and you can add more from an index of third-party web applications. Behind the desktop, storage pools combine local disks and remote WebDAV, SMB, and SFTP mounts into one virtual file system with per-group permissions, isolated or shared folders, disk quotas, SMART status, and space analysis, and built-in WebDAV, SFTP, FTP, and legacy directory servers expose those files to other devices on your network. Accounts can sign in through OAuth or LDAP, IP allow and block lists and exponential login delays guard the front door, and system settings cover networking, port forwarding, performance monitoring, appearance, and updates. The system runs on as little as 512 MB of memory, installs from a script or precompiled binary, serves a mobile interface and installable progressive web app for phones and touch screens, and accepts Go and Python modules through a sub-service reverse proxy for teams extending it. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. GPL-3.0 licensed.

Zenko CloudServer is an open-source object storage server that speaks the Amazon S3 API, giving your applications one familiar endpoint for buckets and objects while the data itself lands on local disk or across several storage backends you choose. Developers point the standard AWS tools and SDKs at the server on port 8000, create buckets, and store objects with the same calls they would use against the public cloud, which makes it a practical stand-in for S3 in continuous integration pipelines, staging environments, and on-premises deployments that cannot send data outside the building. Single-backend mode writes to a filesystem directory you configure, an in-memory mode serves tests that need fast disposable storage, and multiple-backend mode routes each object by location constraint, so one bucket can keep hot data nearby and push colder copies to another target. Access keys and secret keys control who can read and write, metadata is stored separately from object data, and optional Vault integration handles user management for larger installations. The server ships as a Docker image for quick deployment and runs from source with Node.js and Yarn, and because it is the storage core of the Zenko multi-cloud data controller, the same API also fronts public cloud backends for teams building a single access layer over data stored in several places. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. Apache-2.0 licensed.