selfhostedworld.com Weekly Recap — Sep 11, 2026 – Sep 18, 2026

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  osiris

  9.6k

  OSIRIS is a production-grade open-source intelligence platform built around a map-centric dashboard. It is aimed at users who need situational awareness across many domains, including aviation, maritime, CCTV, seismic activity, fires, weather, satellites, cyber threats, sanctions, crypto tracing, Telegram OSINT, and conflict monitoring.

  The project presents its data through a Next.js and MapLibre GL interface that renders sources with WebGL for high performance and on-demand loading. It also includes a reconnaissance toolkit, live news streams, and an AI-oriented OI layer that can answer questions, forecast outcomes, and interact with the map using the user's own model key. The project exposes both browser-facing features and backend endpoints, including REST routes and an MCP server for agent integrations.

  MIT LicenseSecurity ResearchersMaps And GPSNetwork UtilitiesPersonal DashboardsSelf Hosting SolutionsDockerCompose
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  SparkyFitness

  6.0k

  SparkyFitness is a self-hosted fitness and health tracking platform aimed at people who want to keep control of their data while logging a broad range of wellness information. It positions itself as an alternative to popular consumer apps such as MyFitnessPal, Flo, and Hevy, combining nutrition, exercise, body measurements, and other health metrics in one system.

  The project is built as a multi-part application with a backend server for API and storage, a web frontend, and native iOS and Android apps. It also supports syncing data from a wide range of external health and fitness services and devices, and includes optional beta AI chat features for conversational logging and progress review. The project emphasizes self-hosting, family access, and privacy-oriented data ownership.

  Privacy AdvocatesArtificial IntelligenceAuthentication ServicesHealth & FitnessSelf Hosting SolutionsSource AvailableCompose
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  fleetbase

  3.7k

  Fleetbase is a modular logistics and supply chain operating system intended for organizations that need to manage deliveries, fleet operations, routing, and broader operational workflows. It positions itself as a platform for e-commerce, food and beverage, courier services, field services, enterprise logistics, and developers building custom supply chain solutions.

  The project appears to be a self-hostable PHP-based system with a web console, API access, and extensible architecture. The project highlights order boards, workflow configuration, real-time tracking, live fleet maps, service zones, collaboration tools, IAM security, and dashboards, suggesting it is designed as an operational control center rather than a narrow point solution.

  GNU Affero General Public License v3.0Small TeamsEnterpriseAutomation ToolsInventory ManagementMobile AppDockerCompose
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  versitygw

  2.9k

  Versity Gateway is an S3 translation service that sits between applications and underlying storage systems. It lets S3-oriented clients talk to backends such as POSIX filesystems, Versity’s ScoutFS, Azure Blob Storage, and other S3 services through a standard S3-compatible API.

  The project is aimed at users who want to reuse existing storage infrastructure while adding S3 access, higher compatibility, and flexible deployment options. It is described as stateless and suitable for clustering behind a load balancer, and it includes optional web-based management, static website hosting, versioning, and an RDMA-accelerated S3 mode for high-throughput workloads.

  Apache License 2.0Data EngineersDevOps EngineersSysadminsAPI / ServiceFile & Object StorageOpen CoreBinaryDocker
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  FerrumPix

  645

  FerrumPix is a cross-platform desktop application for managing and editing photos locally. It targets hobby photographers and enthusiasts who want a fast native workflow for browsing, rating, tagging, viewing, developing RAW images, and doing pixel-level edits without relying on a browser-based service or a large ecosystem.

  The project combines photo library features, non-destructive editing, batch operations, and detailed metadata tools in a single app. It can work with local folders and also connect to self-hosted Immich or Nextcloud servers for browsing, upload, download, editing, and metadata synchronization. The project emphasizes that originals are preserved, edits are saved intentionally, and many operations remain local to the machine.

  GNU General Public License v3.0Local-First AdvocatesDesignersMedia HoardersDesktop AppMedia Management

Commercial model breakdown: 3 fully-open, 1 source-available, 1 open-core.

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  Pi

  106.3k+2.8k

  Pi Agent Harness is a monorepo for the Pi project, centered on a self-extensible coding agent. It includes an interactive CLI, a runtime for tool calling and state management, a terminal UI library, and a unified LLM API layer that can work with multiple providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google.

  The project is aimed at developers building or using coding agents, especially in local or self-hosted workflows. The project emphasizes running Pi with the permissions of the launching user and suggests containerization or sandboxing for stronger isolation. It also documents development commands, test scripts, and a workflow for publishing OSS agent sessions, indicating that the project is meant to be actively developed and used in open-source coding-agent work.

  MIT LicenseDevelopersAI AgentsAI Coding AssistantAI HarnessAI ToolingSourceDocker
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  Codex

  124.8k+1.9k

  Codex CLI is a locally running coding agent from OpenAI designed to assist with software development tasks on a user's computer. The project positions it as part of a broader Codex ecosystem, with related experiences available in IDEs and as a desktop app, while also pointing users to a separate cloud-based Codex Web product.

  The project is aimed at developers who want an agentic coding assistant that can be installed on macOS, Linux, or Windows. Installation is supported through shell scripts, npm, Homebrew, and downloadable release binaries. For authentication, it works either through a ChatGPT account or, with extra setup, an API key.

  Apache License 2.0DevelopersAI AgentsAI Coding AssistantAI HarnessAI ToolingDockerPackage
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  Sonarr

  16.3k+840

  Sonarr is a television-series management tool aimed at users who download content via Usenet or BitTorrent. It monitors RSS feeds for new episodes, can search an existing library for missing items, and automatically downloads and organizes releases. It also supports upgrading previously downloaded episodes when better quality versions appear.

  The project is designed for self-hosted use across major platforms including Windows, Linux, macOS, and Raspberry Pi. It includes a web UI, integrations with download clients such as SABnzbd and NZBGet, and notifications or library updates for media centers like Kodi and Plex. The project also points users to a wiki, API documentation, and support channels, suggesting it is a mature, user-facing application with external integration points.

  GNU General Public License v3.0Media HoardersHomelabAutomation ToolsMedia ManagementP2P File SharingBinary
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  homelable

  3.7k+384

  Homelable is a self-hosted tool for mapping and visualizing homelab or local infrastructure. It is aimed at users who want a graphical canvas for machines and services, with the ability to discover hosts on a network, annotate them, and monitor their status over time.

  The project combines network scanning, node health checks, and canvas-based editing in one interface. It can discover services with nmap, queue newly found devices for review, and let the user approve, hide, or ignore them. Nodes can be monitored with several check methods such as ping, HTTP, TCP, SSH, Prometheus, and a health endpoint.

  It also supports read-only sharing through a live view mode and can be extended with an MCP server for AI clients to inspect and modify the topology. The project suggests it can be used either as a full backend-backed application or as a frontend-only design/export tool that produces PNG output.

  MIT LicenseSysadminsHomelabDiagramming ToolsModel Context ProtocolNetwork UtilitiesDockerSource

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  tldraw

  50.4k

  tldraw is a React SDK for building infinite canvas applications. It is aimed at developers who want to create whiteboarding, diagramming, drawing, collaboration, or other canvas-based products without starting from scratch. The project emphasizes that the library provides a feature-complete canvas engine and a set of primitives that can be extended into custom experiences.

  The project supports building on top of default whiteboarding tools or constructing entirely new interactions with custom shapes, tools, bindings, UI components, side effects, and event hooks. It also highlights real-time multiplayer via a self-hostable sync layer, runtime control through the Editor API, and support for AI-driven canvas workflows. The SDK is presented as browser-based and cross-device, with starter kits available for common app patterns such as collaboration, agent workflows, chat, branching chat, and shader-based experiences.

  Apache License 2.0Small TeamsDesignersDevelopersDiagramming ToolsLibrary / SDKOpen CorePackageSource

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