Published entries across all sections carrying the “Self-hosted” tag, newest first by publication date on this site.
11 entries
A first pick and a backup for every layer — framework, starter, database, auth, payments, hosting, testing, monitoring — all with official links and free tiers. Follow it and your fixed monthly cost stays under $20; most months it is $0.
The usual way to narrate a video is pasting a script into a cloud TTS: per-character pricing, generic voices, and your unpublished text on someone else's server. yovoice runs 7 local TTS models through audio.cpp on your own hardware, clones a voice from a 1-60 second clip, and ships a full record-trim-export workflow plus a CLI and an Agent Skill. Apache-2.0, for macOS and Windows.
Instatic is an open-source, self-hosted CMS from the CoreBunch team that packs a canvas editor, content management, forms, plugins and a publisher into one Bun server. Published pages are plain HTML and CSS with no framework runtime, a good fit for indie developers and small teams who want off Webflow's monthly bill but find WordPress too heavy.
An open-source AI-native knowledge base and research agent accelerating complex multi-modal document synthesis for enterprise teams.
A self-hostable, TypeScript web scraping toolkit that covers everything from static pages to JS-rendered pages across three engines, with bulk search-result collection, full-site crawling, and LLM structured extraction, all outputting LLM-friendly data.
MonkeyOCR is an open-source document-parsing tool built on a lightweight multimodal LLM that parses PDFs in three stages—layout, recognition, relation—to reconstruct formulas, tables, and reading order into Markdown, with local GPU inference.
Syncthing is an open-source continuous file-synchronization tool written in Go that transfers files directly, peer-to-peer, between your own devices without going through any third-party cloud service; it runs automatically, works cross-platform, and suits privacy-conscious individual users.
The open-source tool Story-Flicks takes nothing but a story theme and automatically produces a complete short video with AI illustrations, narration, and subtitles; the text model can connect to DeepSeek, Alibaba Cloud, OpenAI, and other providers, with one-command Docker deployment and multi-language output.
An open-source audio/video note-taking tool that runs speech recognition locally with FunASR and organizes the transcript into structured Markdown using a local Ollama model, keeping data on your machine — well suited to meetings, interviews, and lecture recordings.
Web-Check is an open-source website intelligence tool that shows dozens of data points—IP, DNS, SSL certificate, security headers, tech stack, performance, and more—just from a URL, with zero-config self-hosting suited to site owners' self-audits and security recon.
An open-source tool that converts ebooks into audiobooks entirely on your own machine, with multiple built-in TTS engines, voice cloning, and support for 1,158 languages, producing an m4b with chapters and metadata — no cloud service needed, and it runs on as little as 2GB of RAM.