#self-hosting

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Hister

https://hister.org/
Your Own Search Engine Full-text search across your files, visited sites and beyond.
Looks really good. Also see: https://lobste.rs/s/xcknxz/indexical_private_local_first_memory_for

Readeck

https://readeck.org/en/
Save interesting articles, long read, pictures, videos. Read or revisit them later.
Does seem like a more comprehensive version of Linkding

Perkeep

https://perkeep.org/
Brad Fitz's interesting take on storing everything. Was camlistore. Got a major update on 2025-11-12

Karakeep

https://karakeep.app/
The Bookmark Everything app. Hoard links, notes, and images and they will get automatically tagged AI.
Comprehensive bookmark manager and site archiver plus more... more modern alternative to Archive Box etc - might be worth a look...

Aspect

https://aspect.bildhuus.com/
Aspect is a digital asset manager (DAM) tailored towards photographers, supporting P2P synchronization for working with multiple devices, without the need for cloud storage
lightroom alternative from Nik software people

Remotely access and share your self-hosted services

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vt4PDUXB_fg
We're going to use Tailscale and the reverse proxy Caddy to share self-hosted services on your Tailnet with friends and family. Personal accounts are always free on Tailscale and can include up to 3 users and 100 devices. Get started today at https://tailscale.com/yt In today's video we focus on Immich - a self-hosted photo backup tool, Audiobookshelf - an audiobook server, and Jellyfin - an open source media server. Choose your own adventure in today's video and use it as a resource to share with friends or relatives who you'd like to be access your services. If you're looking for the chapter to send your remote users to, it's at 10:44 "instructions for remote users".

Release Notes: How to make self-hosted maps that work everywhere and cost next to nothing • MuckRock

https://www.muckrock.com/news/archives/2024/feb/13/release-notes-how-to-make-self-hosted-maps-that-work-everywhere-cost-next-to-nothing-and-might-even-work-in-airplane-mode/
Can we build a better way to build — and maintain — maps? DocumentCloud developer Chris Amico shares his recent work exploring new advances and opportunities when it comes to self-hosting maps.