Self-hosted tools

Flash firmware onto an ESP32 board and talk to an AI that can answer and control lights or servos.

ai-memory is a self-hosted memory server that lets more than twenty different coding-agent tools — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and others — share one memory instead of each keeping its own that vanishes when you switch tools.

Enter a domain to see how AI models describe your product and which competitors they name.

Add a local home screen, private browser and push-to-talk voice commands to a rooted webOS TV.

A private search engine for your own material.

Turn photos of documents, multi-page scans and PDFs into text you can copy and search.

A self-hosted platform that gives each developer a workspace running on infrastructure you control — a cloud virtual machine, a Kubernetes pod, a Docker container — described in Terraform so the setup is written down rather than assembled by hand.

Put websites, apps and databases online using servers you control, for developers who want a Heroku- or Vercel-style dashboard on their own hardware.

Give an AI coworker a job, connect the tools it needs and watch it work.

Project NOMAD turns a small computer into a self-contained library and AI assistant that works with no internet connection: offline Wikipedia and reference books, Khan Academy-style courses with progress tracking, downloadable regional maps, and a local AI chatbot you can hand your own documents to.

Set up a service that creates and manages separate Kubernetes clusters on your own NVIDIA GPU servers.

Run an assistant with memory and browser, file, terminal, or desktop tools.

An open business management platform that bundles the systems a small company normally buys separately: staff records and time tracking, a customer and sales pipeline, projects and tasks, invoicing and expenses, inventory, and an applicant tracking system for hiring.

Send requests to hosted, your-own-key, or local AI models through one gateway.

Browse and copy community prompts that work with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and others.

Send sign-ups, logins, orders and payouts and get an approve, step up, review or block decision with reasons.

A modular operating system for logistics: dispatching jobs, managing a fleet, tracking vehicles live on a map, warehousing, order management and the finance around it, all in one platform you can host yourself.

Postiz lets you schedule social media posts, track how they perform, and work with teammates, for marketers and creators who manage several channels.

Upload documents and ask questions with traceable citations.

Cut videos and add auto captions, voices and effects on your own computer.

A modular, open-source payments infrastructure written in Rust: connect to multiple payment, payout, fraud, vault, and tokenization providers through one integration instead of one per provider.

Collect PDFs, videos and web pages, then search, chat and make podcasts from them.

A self-hosted chat application that puts a single interface in front of many model providers at once — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, AWS, DeepSeek and others — so switching models does not mean switching product.

Open web pages without a screen, turn them into markdown or data, and drive them from scripts or an AI agent.

A self-hosted customer relationship system built around WhatsApp, with AI agents that answer, qualify and follow up on conversations inside it.

Chat with a roster of AI bots that each have their own model, computer and apps, and approve risky actions.

Multica is a project-management workspace where AI coding agents get assigned issues the same way a human teammate would: they pick up the work, comment on progress, raise blockers, and hand it back for review, all visible on the same board as your human team.

A platform for building automations and AI agents by dragging steps onto a canvas and connecting them, with the option to drop into JavaScript or Python for the parts a visual editor handles badly.

Nasiko is a self-hosted control-plane server that sits in front of every AI agent you run and handles the operational questions that pile up once you have more than a couple: which agent is allowed to call which other agent, what did that call cost, and why did it fail.

Help AI agents answer questions about company databases using reviewed definitions and SQL, with each answer showing its steps.

A stock market tracking application you host yourself: live prices, personalised alerts and company detail pages, built as an open alternative to subscription market platforms.

Keep passwords, API keys and certificates in one encrypted store on your own servers, and control who can use each one.

OpenClaw is an open-source personal AI assistant that runs on your own computer and talks to you through the apps you already use — WhatsApp, iMessage, Discord, Telegram, Slack and twenty-plus others, with native apps for every platform.

A desktop app that treats agent sessions as something worth version-controlling.

Scan or upload bills, receipts and contracts and turn them into an archive you can search by any word inside them.

New API gives developers and teams one place to connect model providers, route requests, control access, and track costs.

An open-source tool for open-source intelligence work: you build up an investigation as a visual graph, adding entities and the relationships between them, and extending it with your own collectors as you go.

A remote desktop application written in Rust that works out of the box with no configuration, as an open alternative to commercial tools like TeamViewer and AnyDesk.

A distributed object storage system written in Rust, offering broad compatibility with Amazon S3’s interface so tools and applications that already speak S3 can point at it instead.

Write, organize, search and share Markdown notes on your own server, from any device and even offline.

Stirling PDF is a toolbox of 50+ PDF tools: edit, merge, split, sign, redact (permanently black out text), convert, compress, and OCR (turn scanned pages into searchable text).

A development platform built around Postgres, the long-established open-source database.

Treg is a marketplace and proxy for AI-agent tools such as SEO data, company lookups, scraping and image generation, with over 3,000 endpoints across 60-plus providers.

Send AI requests to one local server that routes across many providers' free tiers, for developers and coding-agent users who want to stack free quotas.

Octop is a self-hosted AI assistant that runs entirely on your own machine and gives each person in a household or small team their own set of specialized agents to switch between — one for weekly reports, one for scheduling, and so on — while keeping every conversation and credential local.

Share conversation memories, skills, documents, and code maps with AI agents.

Turn a topic or document into slides, quizzes and discussions led by AI teachers.

Track Xianyu listings by keyword and price, let an AI model judge each item, and get notified about good matches.

Test running apps for security flaws with this tool for developers and security teams, producing exploit evidence and repair guidance.

Weave Router sits between a coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, opencode, pi or Cursor) and the AI providers, and picks a model from your enabled providers for each request.

Let an AI coding assistant search your code, docs, logs and PDFs locally for the exact passage it needs.

WebCodex connects cloud-based AI chat tools like ChatGPT and Claude to a real development environment running on your own machine, so you can ask them to inspect a repository, modify code, run tests, use Git, or investigate a failure without moving your project into a hosted workspace first.

Turn photos of documents, multi-page scans and PDFs into text you can copy and search.

Create or edit pictures from written requests with this open weights image model, for developers building image tools.

Run an AI that thinks step by step and calls tools, on a laptop or your own server.

Turn a written prompt or a JSON layout into an image, with control over where text and objects go.

Run a 27-billion-parameter model that reads text, images and video and writes text back, on hardware you control.

Let an AI model investigate code, fix bugs, add features and write tests, for developers who host their own coding agents.