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Self-hosting

Host the open-source apps you actually use

A VPS gives you root: install any application, any version, with no plugin blacklists and no per-seat fees. Below are the apps our customers self-host most, each with a practical setup guide and the specs it needs.

Media

Jellyfin

A free, fully open-source media server with no strings attached.

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Immich

Self-hosted photo and video backup with a Google Photos feel.

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Plex

Polished media server with clients on every platform.

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Emby

A fast media server with a strong client ecosystem.

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Kodi

A powerful open-source media centre for the big screen.

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Navidrome

A lightweight Subsonic-compatible music streaming server.

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Funkwhale

A federated, community-oriented music platform.

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PhotoPrism

AI-powered browsing, tagging and search for your photo library.

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Audiobookshelf

A self-hosted audiobook and podcast server.

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PeerTube

Federated video hosting you control.

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Owncast

A self-hosted live streaming server with chat.

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MediaCMS

A modern, self-hosted video and media CMS.

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Stash

An organiser for large personal media libraries.

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Jellyseerr

A request manager for Jellyfin and Plex users.

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Ombi

Request and discovery portal for your media library.

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Jellyfin (Docker)

Containerised Jellyfin for easy updates.

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Streama

A self-hosted streaming platform for your media.

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PhotoView

A simple, fast photo gallery for your server.

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Piwigo

A mature, extensible photo gallery.

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Lychee

A beautiful, self-hosted photo manager.

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mStream

A lightweight music streaming server.

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Ampache

A web-based audio and video streaming server.

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slskd

A modern web UI for Soulseek.

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beets

A music library manager and tagger.

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TubeSync

Mirror channels and playlists to your media server.

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MeTube

A web UI for yt-dlp downloads.

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LibrePhotos

A self-hosted photo management service.

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Productivity

WordPress

The world’s most popular open-source publishing platform.

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Nextcloud

A private Dropbox and Google Workspace you fully own.

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Ghost

A fast, modern publishing platform and newsletter engine.

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Collabora Online

Browser-based office suite for your own cloud.

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ONLYOFFICE Docs

A high-compatibility online office suite.

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CryptPad

Zero-knowledge, encrypted collaboration suite.

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Etherpad

Real-time collaborative plain-text editing.

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HedgeDoc

Collaborative Markdown notes with diagrams.

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Outline

A fast, modern team knowledge base.

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BookStack

A simple, structured documentation platform.

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Wiki.js

A powerful, modern wiki with Markdown and Git sync.

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Docmost

A collaborative wiki and docs tool, Confluence-style.

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Obsidian LiveSync (CouchDB)

Sync your Obsidian vault through your own server.

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Joplin Server

Sync your Joplin notes through your own server.

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Miniflux

A minimal, fast RSS reader.

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FreshRSS

A self-hosted RSS and Atom aggregator.

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Tiny Tiny RSS

A veteran, extensible feed reader.

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Wallabag

Save and read articles later, on your own server.

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Linkding

A minimal, self-hosted bookmark manager.

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Shiori

A simple bookmark manager with offline archives.

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CryptPad Forms

Encrypted forms and surveys you host.

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Stirling PDF

A self-hosted PDF toolbox.

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draw.io (self-hosted)

Diagrams and flowcharts you host yourself.

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Excalidraw

A whiteboard for sketching diagrams.

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Penpot

An open-source design and prototyping tool.

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Development

GitLab CE

Your own Git hosting, CI/CD and container registry.

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Gitea

A lightweight, fast Git service that runs on almost nothing.

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Forgejo

A community-governed, lightweight Git forge.

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Drone CI

A container-native CI/CD system.

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Woodpecker CI

A lightweight, community-driven CI/CD engine.

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Jenkins

The veteran, endlessly extensible automation server.

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Gitea Actions

CI built into Gitea, GitHub-Actions compatible.

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Renovate

Automated dependency updates, self-hosted.

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code-server

VS Code in the browser, on your own server.

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OpenVSCode Server

The upstream VS Code server, self-hosted.

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act_runner

A self-hosted runner for Gitea/Forgejo Actions.

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SonarQube

Continuous code quality and security analysis.

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GitLab Runner

A self-hosted job runner for GitLab CI.

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Harbor

An open-source container registry with security scanning.

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Zot

A minimal, scalable OCI-native container registry.

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Verdaccio

A lightweight private npm registry proxy.

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Nexus Repository

A universal artefact repository manager.

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Mailpit

An email testing tool that catches outbound mail.

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Appsmith

Build internal tools fast, self-hosted.

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ToolJet

A low-code platform for internal tools.

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Budibase

Build internal apps and forms in minutes.

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Data

MinIO

High-performance, S3-compatible object storage you host yourself.

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PostgreSQL

The advanced open-source relational database.

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MariaDB

A community-developed MySQL-compatible database.

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Redis

An in-memory data store for caching and queues.

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Valkey

The open-source Redis fork governed by the Linux Foundation.

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MongoDB

The leading document database.

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MySQL

The world’s most widely used open-source database.

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InfluxDB

A time-series database for metrics and IoT.

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ClickHouse

A blazing-fast columnar analytics database.

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Garage

A lightweight, geo-distributed S3 store.

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SeaweedFS

A fast, scalable distributed file system.

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CouchDB

A document database with built-in sync.

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Duplicati

Encrypted, deduplicated backups to any target.

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restic REST server

A simple server for restic backups.

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Syncthing

Continuous, peer-to-peer file sync.

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Seafile

Fast, reliable file sync and share.

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Paperless-ngx

Scan, index and search your paper documents.

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Docspell

An e-document organiser with OCR and search.

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NocoDB

Turn any database into a smart spreadsheet.

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Baserow

An open-source no-code database and app builder.

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Teable

A fast, Postgres-backed Airtable alternative.

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Grist

A modern relational spreadsheet.

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ArchiveBox

Self-hosted web archiving.

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Networking

Vaultwarden

A lightweight, self-hosted Bitwarden-compatible password manager.

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Nginx Proxy Manager

A web UI for Nginx reverse-proxy hosts and certificates.

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Traefik

A modern, dynamic reverse proxy and load balancer.

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Caddy

A web server with automatic HTTPS by default.

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Unbound

A validating, recursive DNS resolver.

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Blocky

A fast, lightweight DNS ad blocker.

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Technitium DNS

A self-hosted DNS server with a management UI.

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Uptime Kuma

A self-hosted uptime and service monitor.

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Gatus

A lightweight, config-driven status monitor.

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LibreNMS

Auto-discovering network monitoring.

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Zabbix

Enterprise-class monitoring for servers and networks.

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Grafana

Beautiful dashboards over your metrics and logs.

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Prometheus

A metrics database and alerting toolkit.

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Netdata

Real-time performance and health monitoring.

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HAProxy

A high-performance TCP/HTTP load balancer.

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WireGuard

The fast, modern VPN protocol.

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OpenVPN

A battle-tested, widely-compatible VPN.

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UniFi Network Server

Manage UniFi networking gear from your own server.

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OpenWrt (x86)

A Linux OS for routers, on your own hardware.

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RustDesk Server

A self-hosted remote desktop relay.

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MeshCentral

A self-hosted remote management and support tool.

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Apache Guacamole

A clientless remote-desktop gateway.

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LibreSpeed

A self-hosted internet speed test.

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OpenSpeedTest

A clean, browser-based speed test server.

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SoftEther VPN

A multi-protocol, high-performance VPN.

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Not sure which plan fits?

Most of these apps run comfortably on a small VPS. Pick a plan, and you can resize it up at any time without reinstalling — your data is preserved.

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