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A comprehensive list of Free Software network services and web applications which can be hosted on your own servers - awesome-selfhosted-awesome-selfhosted.mintlify.app
Depends. This is a free curated directory of links, not software you buy — it costs nothing to use. Use it if you already run your own servers and enjoy tinkering; skip it if you need supported, accountable software.
High. Based on ~30 public sources: GitHub, Reddit, Hacker News, LowEndTalk, and community blogs.
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Free
high
True cost is your time: updates, backups, and monitoring are all yours.
medium
Listed apps can ship unpatched flaws — Rainloop was flagged with one on YunoHost.
medium
List upkeep itself is in question per recent community threads.
low
This Mintlify site is a mirror; GitHub is the canonical source.
Value for money: 5/5
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Starting price
10
Sources
Analyzed
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No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
The community treats it as the default self-hosting discovery list, though some users worry it is no longer actively maintained.
“Has the Awesome Selfhosted list been abandoned?”
“I keep finding new apps at PikaPods... :D”
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Prettier, searchable interface for the same list.
Awesome Selfhosted vs AwwesomeOne-click server platform that packages apps for beginners.
Managed open-source app hosting; no server admin required.
Ask humans for recommendations instead of scrolling links.
Based on ~30 public sources: GitHub, Reddit, Hacker News, LowEndTalk, and community blogs.
Free curated link list, not software. Gold for homelab tinkerers; wrong tool if you need support, SLAs, or simplicity.
Based on ~30 public sources: GitHub, Reddit, Hacker News, LowEndTalk, and community blogs.
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