SnapOtter: A Self Hosted Image Manipulator - 45+ tools, local AI, and pipelin
SnapOtter provides a self-hosted suite for image editing with 45+ tools and local AI. It offers privacy-focused solutions for efficiency.
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SnapOtter provides a self-hosted suite for image editing with 45+ tools and local AI. It offers privacy-focused solutions for efficiency.
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 seeking full control, reproducibility, and simplified setup outside Steam’s native hosting.
Tired of wrestling with Tailscale or WireGuard just to expose self-hosted services? VX6 is a lightweight, MIT-licensed, IPv6-native fabric that lets your Raspberry Pi or VPS announce a globally routable IPv6 address—no NAT, no DNS, no ports.
Tired of guessing which services are actually communicating in your homelab? HomeLabInfo creates a living map by analyzing real network traffic—not just pings or health checks. Spot silent failures, debug CPU spikes, and finally understand your lab’s true topology.
Tired of syncing Chrome data with Google? SelfSync is a lean, Rust-built, self-hosted sync server that works natively with Chrome v120+, letting you sync bookmarks, history, and passwords—without Google’s servers.
Hit the 'NAT punch-through wall' with self-hosted Paseo? paseo-relay is a lightweight, zero-dependency Go relay that rescues WebRTC calls behind restrictive firewalls, CGNAT, and mobile carriers — no Docker required.
Tired of over-engineering with PostgreSQL or Redis for simple persistence? YantrikDB Server is a minimal, zero-config Rust database built for config snapshots and ephemeral keys—running reliably in production with near-zero resource use.
Tired of nginx config spaghetti and broken Let’s Encrypt renewals? This post shows how Traefik v3.1 auto-discovers services, enforces TLS by default, and eliminates manual routing—so you can run Home Assistant, Vaultwarden, and more without the headache.
Tired of leaking context and overpaying for Honcho’s opaque cloud memory? honcho-self-hosted is a lean, shell-based shim that swaps in your own Redis backend—no code changes, no forks, just 300 lines and instant context control.
Tired of building custom SSH wrappers or bloated REST APIs for remote command execution? Meet codec — a lean, dependency-light Python framework for secure, scriptable automation across homelab nodes. Tested in production for 11 days.