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A review of tick-stock-panel, an open-source quant analysis platform with Polars and DuckDB that runs locally in Docker. Includes backtesting, factor mining, and LLM integration.
A lightweight Rust-based web scraper that uses just 14MB of RAM and outputs clean Markdown for LLMs.
An open-source self-hosted terminal for stock screening, backtesting, and monitoring. Built with Polars, DuckDB, and FastAPI.
Ongrid is an open-source AI system that acts as an autonomous on-call engineer, investigating incidents directly in messengers like Telegram and Slack using specialized agents for root cause analysis.
Freehire parses job listings directly from ATS systems, bypassing aggregators. With 3.3M vacancies and a full open-source stack, it's a complete candidate workspace.
Modern social media recommendation algorithms stopped working for users. OpenBiliClaw is a local AI agent that gathers interests from multiple platforms, builds a psychological profile, and searches for content independently.
Drivebase is an open-source self-hosted web app that looks like a desktop OS in your browser, letting you manage multiple cloud storage providers and transfer files between them.
pullmd converts any webpage to clean Markdown for LLM agents, stripping ads and navigation clutter while preserving content structure and saving tokens.
Krawl is a deception server that pretends to be a vulnerable web app, feeding scanners infinite trap pages and wasting their resources.
Atlas is an open-source tool that scans local subnets and Docker containers, rendering an interactive network map right in your browser. Perfect for home labs and small infra.
Build a private surveillance camera on Raspberry Pi with end-to-end encryption and zero-trust architecture — no cloud subscriptions required.
PdfDing is a lightweight self-hosted PDF reader and catalog with cross-device sync, annotations, signatures, and Docker deployment.
A lightweight local Gmail cleanup tool with a web interface that works entirely on your machine via the official Gmail API—no subscriptions or third-party servers required.
Scanopy automatically scans your network and generates interactive diagrams at multiple abstraction levels, saving you from manual documentation work.
Fed up with fitness app subscriptions? Here's how I deployed the open-source wger workout and nutrition manager on my own server.
Atlas is a local workspace and version control system for AI agents that ties their memory together and links every commit to the session where it originated.
Kandev is an open Kanban-based platform that orchestrates multiple AI coding agents, using Git worktree for conflict-free parallel execution.
WatchYourLAN is a lightweight network scanner with a web interface written in Go. It monitors your local network via ARP, tracks device history, and alerts you when unknown hosts appear.
DeskcommCRM is a self-hosted sales management system with AI agents for WhatsApp, built on Next.js 16, Supabase, and Vercel AI SDK.
Kaneo is a lightweight open-source task tracker under MIT license. It positions itself as a simpler alternative to Linear and Jira, freed from unnecessary settings and complex menus.
Yuvomi is a self-hosted family command center that replaces a dozen subscriptions and deploys in one Docker container. It combines 17 modules including meal planning, finances, tasks, and gamified rewards.
Vvveb is a self-hosted hybrid CMS with a built-in visual page editor, e-commerce features, and headless capabilities — all in a lightweight PHP package.
Traditional server control panels consume 150-250 MB of RAM. DockPanel uses just 19 MB thanks to being built with Rust and React.
Openship is an open-source self-hosted PaaS that promises simple deployments without YAML hell. Here's what it offers and who it's for.