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★ 31A self-hosted alternative to Google Workspace, Office 365, Dropbox
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0Open Source — No PaywallSingle Container — single container — minimal hosting footprintDocker · SourceNo external DB
About
TinyCld is a self-hosted workspace platform built as an app shell around an Expo Router frontend and a PocketBase backend. It is intended for users who want a Workspace-style alternative that can be...
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Features
- self-hosted workspace
- plugin-based feature packages
- mobile app support
- HTTP proxy
- PocketBase-backed server
- CLI tool
- automation rules
- OAuth 2.1 device grant
- package generation
- TLS local development
Details
- Last Updated
- Aug 18, 2026
- Created
- Apr 25, 2026
- Install Methods
- dockersource
- Requirements
- PocketBaseExpopnpm workspaceGomkcert (for local SSL)
- Authentication
- oauth
- API
- REST
- Privacy & Independence
- Cloud: Optional
- User Model
- Multi-User
- Deployment
Deployment: Docker Compose ✓Single Container — minimal hosting footprintsingle container
Docker Compose
1 service
no resource limits declared
needs persistent storage (1 volume)
docker-compose.yml · @ 58cc915 · scanned Jun 14, 2026
# TinyCld — single-container Docker Compose setup
#
# Quick start (production, public domain):
#
# 1. Point your domain's A record at this server's IP.
# 2. Set PRIMARY_DOMAIN and AUTOCERT_ENABLED: "true" below.
# 3. Run:
# docker compose up -d
#
# Local demo / behind a reverse proxy:
#
# - Leave AUTOCERT_ENABLED unset/false (plain HTTP on :7090).
# - Visit http://localhost:7090.
# - Behind a proxy, set PRIMARY_DOMAIN so the printed setup URL is correct.
#
# Updates: docker compose pull && docker compose up -d
# Logs: docker compose logs -f
# Backup: tar -czf tinycld-backup.tgz ./pb_data
#
# Data lives in ./pb_data (host bind mount) — back this up.
# ...
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