GitHub forgets your traffic after fourteen days; ghstats remembers it for years. This self-hosted dashboard polls the GitHub API every hour and keeps views, clones, stars, forks, issues, and pull requests for every repository in its own database, long after the built-in traffic tab has rolled over. Open a repository to see its charts for stars, clones, and views next to top referrers and popular paths, filter the list by owner, name, forks, or archived status, and include private repositories when your token allows it. Public stats pages and portfolios reuse the same numbers through a JSON API, embeddable SVG badges for views, clones, and star velocity, and cards ranking your top repositories or showing star history across projects. Release download counts accumulate as daily snapshots too, so a launch spike stays visible months later. The whole service is one small Docker image on port 8080 with a single file for storage, easy to back up and easy to move. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

Video meetings on your own domain, branded your way, with no per-host bill: PlugNmeet is a self-hosted web conferencing system that runs full meetings in the browser. The room covers HD video and screen sharing, a collaborative whiteboard that annotates PDFs and office files, a shared notepad, chat, polls, and breakout rooms. Classes use raise hand, waiting rooms, per-user locks, and quiz-mode polls; webinars stream out over RTMP to YouTube or take in an OBS feed. Every meeting can be recorded to MP4, joined by phone through SIP dial-in, and captioned, translated, transcribed, and summarized by an AI agent connected to your own provider. Moderators manage participants and permissions, optional end-to-end encryption keeps even the server out of the media, and plugins drop the same rooms into WordPress, Moodle, Joomla, or any LMS over LTI. Behind it, APIs and PHP or JavaScript SDKs create rooms and mint join tokens from your product. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

Release a feature to five percent of users today, everyone on Friday, and only beta testers in between, all by editing one file: that is the job GO Feature Flag does for your applications. Flags live in a YAML, JSON, or TOML configuration you store in Git, S3, Kubernetes, or any retriever you already trust, and a lightweight relay proxy serves evaluations to every service through the standard OpenFeature SDKs in many languages. Targeting rules aim flags at specific users, segments, or contexts, progressive rollouts raise percentages on a schedule, experimentation splits traffic for A/B tests, and scheduled changes flip flags while the team sleeps. Every evaluation can be exported to files, S3, Google Cloud Storage, or Kafka for analysis, and webhook or Slack notifiers announce the moment a flag changes. Because the data plane is your proxy and your file, any language your stack speaks, from mobile apps to backends, evaluates the same flags with identity, variation, and rollout logic decided centrally. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

Search the web from your own server, with no API key and no per-query bill: OpenSERP is a self-hosted search API that returns structured results from Google, Bing, Yandex, Baidu, DuckDuckGo, and Ecosia through one interface. Every answer arrives as ranked JSON with titles, URLs, snippets, source engines, and timing, ready for an agent, a RAG pipeline, or an SEO tracker to consume. A mega search aggregates and deduplicates across engines in a single call, image search does the same for pictures, and an extract mode reads linked pages back as clean Markdown for models to cite. AI agents connect over MCP with tools for search, mega search, fast search, image search, and batch extraction, and it is a built-in web search provider in Open WebUI. Developers get Python and TypeScript SDKs, an n8n node, a full OpenAPI reference, and a CLI that runs the same searches from a terminal. Engines load in a real browser session, proxy support routes traffic through HTTP or SOCKS5, and one Docker command serves everything on port 7000. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

LocalAGI builds AI agents that never leave your hardware: a self-hosted platform for creating assistants, chat bots, and automations from a browser, with no cloud keys and no code required. Agents are configured in the Web UI with their own models, behaviors, and tools, and cooperative teams of agents can be generated from a single prompt. Each agent exposes a drop-in replacement for the OpenAI Responses API, and the platform also serves an MCP endpoint, connects to external MCP servers, and manages reusable Skills that can be created, imported, or synced from git. A built-in knowledge base gives agents short and long-term memory with file uploads and semantic search over collections. Planning, reasoning, and multimodal inputs let agents handle text, vision, and more, and custom actions can be scripted in Go without compiling. Connectors put agents on Discord, Slack, Telegram, GitHub Issues, and IRC, cron-style periodic tasks keep them working on schedule, and real-time observability shows what every agent is doing. It runs on consumer CPU or GPU hardware through Docker Compose, serving the interface on port 8080, pairing with LocalAI or your own models. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

Thirty generative AI tools behind one login on your own server: that is Biniou, a self-hosted studio for making images, text, music, video, and 3D objects without sending a prompt anywhere else. The chatbot module runs GGUF language models locally, a multimodal variant sees images, Whisper transcribes speech, and a translation module covers 200 languages. Image work spans text-to-image across Stable Diffusion, SDXL, Flux, PixArt, and Kandinsky model families, plus img2img, inpainting, outpainting, ControlNet, face swapping, upscaling with Real-ESRGAN, and face restoration with GFPGAN. Music arrives from MusicGen, MusicLDM, AudioGen, and Bark voice generation, video from Modelscope, AnimateDiff, and Stable Video Diffusion, and Shap-E turns text or images into 3D shapes. Modules hand outputs to each other, so a generated caption can become a prompt and a still can become a clip. Everything runs from 8GB of RAM with no dedicated GPU, works offline once models are downloaded, and a control panel inside the interface handles updates, restart, authentication, network access, and one-click sharing. Models are managed from the same panel, generation settings are saved as metadata in every file, and CUDA acceleration is there when hardware allows. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. GNU General Public License v3.0 licensed.

WebThings Gateway is a self-hosted smart home hub that puts monitoring and control of your whole house in one private web interface, with no vendor cloud in the middle. Lights, plugs, locks, thermostats, and sensors appear as live Things you can watch and operate from any browser, at home or remotely through your own server. Devices from different ecosystems meet here: adapter add-ons bridge a wide range of protocols into a standardized Web of Things API, so gear that never spoke the same language shares one dashboard. A drag and drop rules editor automates the house with if-this-then-that logic, turning motion into light, schedules into climate, and events into actions without code. Sensor history is logged and visualized over time, which makes energy use, temperature drift, and occupancy patterns visible instead of guessed. An interactive floorplan lays devices out on a plan of your home for at-a-glance status and control room by room. Add-ons extend compatibility with more devices and protocols as your setup grows, and everything runs locally, so the house keeps working on your terms and your data stays in the building. It installs from a Docker image and serves its interface over the web from your own hardware. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. Mozilla Public License 2.0 licensed.

Every AI agent that deals with people eventually needs an email address, and Open Agent Email gives each one a real inbox on your own domain. Agents receive mail in proper threads, reply in place, send new messages, schedule sends up to 90 days ahead, and handle attachments, labels, search, trash and restore from one mailbox. A human approval gate can hold any outgoing message until a person clicks approve or reject, with an expiry and a full history, so a risky reply never reaches a customer unchecked. Incoming mail is screened for prompt-injection tricks and hidden text, checked against SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, and can be scanned for viruses before an agent reads it. Agents connect through a REST API with an OpenAPI file, dependency-free Python and TypeScript SDKs, the oae command line, signed webhooks, a live WebSocket stream, or 96 MCP tools for coding agents. The browser dashboard covers guided setup, inboxes, pending approvals, the outbox queue with retries, delivery metrics with bounce and complaint tracking, contacts, templates, domains with DNS verification, and API keys. Sending runs through your own relay, SES events feed suppression lists automatically, and scoped per-inbox keys limit what each agent may do. 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.

Open a new tab and the whole homelab should answer two questions instantly: where is everything, and is it still alive? Sites appear as large tappable icons with custom artwork, or Jump fetches each service's original favicon on its own. Green means up, red means down: real-time status monitoring paints every entry, so a failed service announces itself before anyone files a complaint. Tags spread links across multiple pages, and the tag panel jumps between home, media, admin, or any grouping you invent. A keyboard shortcut opens search, matching names, tags, and URLs as you type, and the same box can hand a query to your chosen search engines for everything beyond the lab. Weather and local time sit in the corner through OpenWeatherMap, backed by your own background photos or a fresh Unsplash image each visit. Greeting, clock format, and site name are all switchable, and the layout adapts to a phone screen held in one hand. Configuration lives in plain mapped folders for backgrounds, favicons, search engines, and sites, so a backup is just a copy. It serves on port 8080 in Docker, installs on Kubernetes with a community Helm chart, or runs directly under PHP on a web 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.

One binary. A fleet of machines. One calm endpoint for inference. Paddler balances large language model traffic across whatever hardware you already own, instead of renting tokens by the million. The balancer exposes an inference service, a management service, and a web admin panel from a single self-contained program. Agents on separate machines generate tokens and embeddings through slots, each carrying its own context and KV cache. Inference runs on the built-in llama.cpp engine, CPU or GPU. Need a different model? Swap it dynamically, no rebuild, no redeploy. Capacity follows demand: agents join the fleet when traffic grows and leave when it fades, and request buffering holds early work in a queue so scaling up from zero hosts drops nothing. Operators watch fleet health through observability metrics, configure models, chat templates, and inference parameters in the admin panel, and test prompts graphically before users ever see a change. A desktop edition drafts office workstations into service beside the rack servers. For medical, financial, or otherwise sensitive prompts, everything stays inside your own network, and predictable hardware replaces per-token pricing exposure. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. Apache License 2.0 licensed.

TeslaLogger records everything your Tesla or Lucid Air does and stores it on hardware in your own home, building a private history no subscription service controls. Trips are logged with consumption and efficiency, charging sessions capture curves and history, and battery degradation and capacity are tracked over years of ownership. Grafana dashboards visualize consumption, trips, charging statistics, and battery health, and the admin panel's own dashboard can be customized for a quick glance. Public fleet statistics compare your degradation and charging curves against other owners, alongside firmware tracking and a map of fast charging sessions. Custom points of interest label the places your car visits, geofencing data organizes trips by location, and Supercharger invoices download automatically into a local folder. Existing histories import from TeslaFi or TeslaMate, so switching loggers does not erase years of records. A route planner link shares data with A Better Route Planner without handing your account to a third party or keeping the car awake. Eleven interface languages cover most households, and the same software runs in Docker, on a Synology NAS, or on a small Raspberry Pi beside the router, quietly logging through the official Fleet API permissions. 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.

Notes are personal, and Plainpad keeps them that way by running entirely on your own server instead of a vendor cloud. Class notes, trip plans, lyrics, and side-project ideas sit in one fast list that searches instantly and opens in any modern browser, adapting to phones, tablets, and desktops. Added to a home screen it launches like an app, and offline editing keeps writing possible when the connection drops. Turning on encryption stores titles and content encrypted at rest, so even database access does not expose what you wrote. One installation supports unlimited accounts with administrator and user roles, and every person keeps a private notebook no one else can read. There are no note limits, no device limits, no ads, and no tracking of any kind. Moving in is scripted through the built-in REST API, which can import collections from files and other note services into the right accounts. The stack asks only for PHP and MySQL, or a single Docker Compose command, and a sample data seeder can populate a fresh install with realistic study notes for evaluation. Simplicity is the design goal: the interface stays quiet, loads quickly, and leaves the words in front. 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.

Tidarr turns a Tidal subscription into a personal music archive you control, downloading tracks, albums, playlists, mixes, and music videos at up to 24-bit 192 kHz FLAC quality. Search by keyword or paste an artist, album, playlist, track, or mix URL, then queue downloads that are processed on the server and filed into your library folder. Playlists, mixes, favorites, and artists can be watched and synced on a schedule, existing tracks are skipped, and covers and M3U playlist files are generated with customizable paths. Optional OpenID Connect or password protection secures the interface on port 8484, and the quality selector can be locked for shared instances. Downloaded releases are tagged on the fly by Beets, custom shell scripts can run in the post-processing pipeline, and finished additions trigger library refreshes in Plex, Jellyfin, or Navidrome. Completion notifications arrive through Gotify, Ntfy, Apprise, or a Mattermost webhook. Lidarr can use Tidarr as both a Newznab indexer and a SABnzbd download client, folding high-quality acquisition into an existing monitored library workflow. ReplayGain values, download history, rate-limited modes, and custom CSS round out daily use, and a REST API exposes the same functions to external automation. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

Finance closes the month with invoices that must print perfectly, analysts answer questions from a dashboard, and executives ask the data things in plain language: one platform handles all three jobs. Interactive dashboards support drill-down, drill-through, filters, KPI widgets, maps, and pivot tables, and scheduled delivery or report bursting pushes personalized copies to the people who need them. Pixel-perfect paginated reports cover statements, regulatory documents, and anything where layout is not negotiable. A chat interface generates SQL against connected sources, summarizes reports, and surfaces insights, running against a language model the organization itself chooses. Embedding puts dashboards, reports, and the chatbot inside customer portals and SaaS products, with white labeling swapping logos, themes, colors, and URLs for OEM delivery. Multi-tenancy isolates customers or departments on a single deployment. Row, column, and table level security follows the logged-in user, arriving through JWT, Okta, Keycloak, OAuth, or custom token single sign-on. Exports land in PDF, Excel, CSV, Word, HTML, JSON, and XML. Caching, pagination, virtualization, and clustering keep large deployments responsive, localization adapts the interface for regional teams, custom JavaScript visualizations extend the built-in charts, and REST APIs automate administration across the whole system. 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.

Paste a Douyin, TikTok, or Bilibili link and get back clean structured data plus a watermark-free download, all from a server you own. The playground in the web console parses a shared link into normalized post, author, comment, sound, and hashtag data, and the same call is available through a REST API with 126 operations for scripts and pipelines. Downloads select the clean stream the platform already publishes, including the clip behind a Douyin live photo, and finished videos can be transcribed offline into Mandarin text with punctuation, without any speech API. Collected posts are archived in PostgreSQL, so material deleted upstream stays readable in your own library. A self-maintaining identity pool mints guest identities on a timer, tests and cools them automatically, and tracks live health scores for every identity and endpoint, with circuit breakers tripping before risk controls burn the pool. Scheduling, request logs, download progress from the Go sidecar, and multi-part Bilibili downloads are all managed from the console. AI agents can drive the whole service over MCP, calling the same service layer as the API and the dtk command line instead of a wrapper. Request signing for each platform is implemented natively, short links are expanded against an allowlist before fetching, and one Docker Compose command starts the stack. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. Apache License 2.0 licensed.

ClickStack is an open-source observability platform that unifies logs, metrics, traces, session replays, and errors in one searchable interface, so engineers can move from an alert to the exact request that broke in minutes. Search uses an intuitive full-text and property syntax (for example level:err), with SQL available when a question needs full analytical power. Live tail streams fresh logs and traces as they arrive, and event deltas surface anomalies by comparing current behavior against earlier windows. Dashboards chart high-cardinality events without a complex query language, and alerts can be created in a few clicks from any search or chart. Session replays connect a user's browser experience to the backend traces and database queries behind it, giving full-stack visibility from click to query. Native JSON string querying handles nested payloads, and the schema-agnostic design works on top of an existing ClickHouse schema instead of forcing a new one. OpenTelemetry is supported out of the box, with SDKs and collectors for Kubernetes, JavaScript, Python, Java, Go, Ruby, PHP, .NET, Elixir, and Rust. The all-in-one Docker image bundles the interface, ClickHouse, the OpenTelemetry Collector, and supporting services on port 8080, and a terminal CLI serves engineers who prefer the shell. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

Give every agent your team runs the same front door, and the model chaos behind it becomes manageable. Tingly Box is a self-hosted gateway with a web console where providers, keys, routing rules, and team usage live in one place. Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, Xcode, and other clients simply call the endpoint. A request arrives. The gateway reads your rules, weighs cost against speed against the policy you wrote, picks a model and a token, translates the protocol if the two ends disagree, and streams the answer back. Existing subscription quotas are spendable here, connected by OAuth beside ordinary API keys, and per-scenario profiles let quick edits and deep refactors land on different models by default. Team mode shares that endpoint properly. Model rules are managed centrally, each member receives a dedicated key, data stays isolated per user, and the usage dashboard shows exactly who consumed what. The gateway also speaks images, generating and editing through the same address with a playground for testing prompts before clients depend on them. Agents remain reachable after you leave the desk, driven through Telegram, DingTalk, Feishu, Lark, Weixin, or WeCom, with guardrails and an MCP gateway available as power-ups. Virtual models give new rules a safe target for testing and benchmarking before real traffic moves over. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MPL-2.0 licensed.

GitHub Release Monitor turns release day into a notification instead of a discovery, watching GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, and self-hosted Forgejo repositories in the background and reporting each new release to the channels you already read. Your watchlist is the whole interface. Add the projects your stack depends on, and scheduled checks compare what is published against what you have seen. Email carries the full notes over SMTP. Apprise carries them further, to Discord, Telegram, Slack, and dozens of other services, either one message per release or bundled into a digest for each check. Filtering happens at two levels. Global rules decide which release types count, and any repository can override them with its own channels, its own include and exclude regular expressions on tags, and its own choice of alpha, beta, or release candidate lines. A pattern the current engine no longer supports is flagged in settings rather than silently passing nothing. The list itself is portable JSON, ready to export from one install and import into another. When the alerts stop, the diagnostics page separates suspicion from evidence by testing forge connectivity, SMTP, and Apprise in one place. Accounts protect the app, dark mode and nineteen languages shape it, and the layout works on a phone. 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.