Self-hosted
software
The tools you would otherwise rent by the seat: code hosting, search, dashboards, status pages. Yours, on your machine.
Plans
4Pick the size you need. Anything in this group runs on any of them — you choose which when you check out.
Tool
One tool for one person or a small group. An uptime monitor, a paste bin, a wiki.
- 1 GB memory
- 1 vCPU
- 10 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
20 stacks to choose from
2 billing options available
Product Tool is out of stockTeam
$9.00 5% off the parts
A tool a team actually leans on, with room for its history.
- 2 GB memory
- 2 vCPUs
- 25 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
20 stacks to choose from
2 billing options available
Product Team is out of stockDepartment
$23.00 10% off the parts
Git hosting, search or dashboards for a group big enough to have per-seat bills elsewhere.
- 4 GB memory
- 4 vCPUs
- 75 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
20 stacks to choose from
2 billing options available
Product Department is out of stockCompany
$44.00 15% off the parts
The whole internal toolchain, on one machine, with nobody counting heads.
- 8 GB memory
- 6 vCPUs
- 150 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
20 stacks to choose from
2 billing options available
Product Company is out of stockSelf-hosted software
16Gitea
Git hostingYour own Git remote with issues and pull requests, so the code never has to leave your server.
Forgejo
Git hostingA community-run Git forge — the same job as Gitea, governed independently.
code-server
Editor in browserVS Code in a browser tab, running on the machine, so you can edit from any device you own.
Grafana
DashboardsDashboards and alerts over whatever you measure — traffic, revenue, temperature, anything.
Uptime Kuma
MonitoringWatches your sites and services and tells you the minute one stops answering.
Elasticsearch
Search engineFull-text search and log analysis at the scale where a database query stops being enough.
Meilisearch
Search engineTypo-tolerant search that answers as fast as somebody types — the search box on your own site.
RabbitMQ
Message brokerA queue between your services, so a slow job never blocks the page a customer is waiting on.
Reposilite
Artifact registryA private Maven repository for the packages your own builds publish and consume.
LanguageTool
ProofreadingSelf-hosted grammar and style checking, with none of the text leaving your machine.
Haste
PastebinA private pastebin for logs and snippets — a link you can share without a third party holding it.
Owncast
Live streamingYour own live video stream and chat, on your own domain, with nobody else placing the ads.
yarr
RSS readerA personal feed reader that keeps up with an industry without an algorithm choosing for you.
rathole
TunnelA fast reverse tunnel: expose something running behind a home connection at a public address.
Folding@home
Distributed computeDonate idle capacity to protein-folding research when the machine has nothing else to do.
5e-tools
Reference siteA self-hosted tabletop reference for a group that would rather not depend on a public mirror.
You do not buy any of these on their own. They come with the machine your plan already includes. You ask for one in ordinary words, and your council installs it, sets it up, and keeps an eye on it afterwards.
What you pay for is the machine.
The plans buy you a server with a council of agents on it. Everything on this page then runs there for nothing extra, because the machine is yours and so is the room on it.