Description:
Karakeep is a self-hosted bookmark-everything app that stores links, notes, and images, with AI-powered automatic tagging and full-text search.
Productivity and Collaboration
Chhoto URL
Description:
A simple, blazingly fast self-hosted URL shortener written in Rust. Designed for simplicity and speed with a tiny Docker image; links are stored in SQLite and Docker-ready.
OmniTools
Description:
Self-hosted collection of fast, privacy-conscious web tools for everyday tasks, processed entirely client-side in the browser.
Glass Keep
Description:
Glass Keep is a Keep Notes-style app with a glass UI, built in React + Tailwind, plus a lightweight Express + SQLite backend. It supports multi-user auth, real-time collaboration, Markdown notes, images, tags, and search; designed to run Docker-ready as a self-hosted note-taking solution.
HeadlessX
Description:
A lightweight, self-hosted headless browser automation platform for fast, privacy-focused web scraping with anti-detection features, fingerprinting control, and API integration.
Bytebot
Description:
Bytebot is a self-hosted AI desktop agent that automates computer tasks through natural language commands within a containerized Linux desktop environment.
Reminduck
Description:
Reminduck is a simple reminder app made for elementaryOS with Vala and GTK. It focuses on simple or recurrent reminders with set time and date.
Manuskript
Description:
Manuskript is an open-source writing tool for organizing ideas, characters, plots, and world-building, featuring outlining, index cards, distraction-free writing, and Snowflake Method guidance to help draft novels.
filewizard
Description:
A self-hosted, browser-based utility for file conversion, OCR and audio transcription. It wraps common CLI tools (FFmpeg, LibreOffice, Pandoc, ImageMagick) plus faster-whisper and Tesseract OCR, with a FastAPI backend and a lightweight web UI.
Eloquent
Description:
Eloquent is an offline proofreading tool that uses a LanguageTool standalone server to check English and many other languages. It detects errors beyond spell checking and can run as a background service to expose a local LanguageTool server to apps like Firefox and LibreOffice.