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Lyftr is a self-hosted fitness tracker designed for users who demand full control over their health and workout data—no cloud dependency required. Built in TypeScript and distributed via Docker, it ru...
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Zenku-v2 is an open-source, AI-first no-code engine that builds production-ready data applications through natural language conversation. It targets developers and domain experts who need flexible, ma...
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InfraCanvas is a lightweight, self-contained tool that renders live Docker and Kubernetes infrastructure—containers, pods, volumes, and networks—as an interactive browser-based graph. It’s designed fo...
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MailFlow is a self-hosted webmail client that unifies multiple email accounts—including Gmail, iCloud, Outlook, and custom IMAP/SMTP services—into a single interface. It targets privacy-conscious user...
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Windrose-Game-Dedicated-Server is a Docker container that enables Linux-based hosting of Windrose’s Windows-only dedicated server using Wine and SteamCMD. It’s designed for players and communities see...
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Prismarr is a self-hosted media dashboard built on Symfony 8 that consolidates Radarr, Sonarr, Prowlarr, Jellyseerr, qBittorrent, and TMDb into a single Docker container with embedded SQLite. It’s des...
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ALACarte is a self-hosted application that downloads lossless Apple Music audio, converts ALAC files to FLAC, and builds a standards-compliant local music library with full metadata and lyrics. It’s d...
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kiwifs is a self-contained knowledge server that treats plain Markdown files as the source of truth, serving them via a web interface inspired by Obsidian. It enables both human editing and automated ...
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My Pi 5 died at 3:17am while downloading Taylor Swift’s ‘Lover’ in ALAC—because ffmpeg ate all 8GB RAM and killed my reverse proxy. ALACarte fixes that: built in TypeScript with Express + React, it ad...
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My LLM agent cluster kept hallucinating my router’s MAC address because its memory died on every restart. With Stash, I now keep versioned, queryable agent context across crashes—and ditched my $12/mo...
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