Open source tools you can run yourself
Small tools. No lock-in.
We build focused tools in public. Every tool lives in GitHub. You can run it locally, self‑host it, and ship improvements with us.
Vote to merge
To keep momentum, we optionally merge the top‑voted PR on a schedule — but only when it’s safe (clean checks + protected paths).
until next merge window (00:10 UTC)
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Add the vote-merge label to a PR, then people can vote with 👍. The automation only merges PRs with at least one 👍 and clean checks.
Tip: Only PRs labeled vote-merge are eligible.
Tools
Each tool has a single-scroll landing page and a matching folder in GitHub.
How it works
1) Pick a tool
Choose something you actually want to use. Each tool has a single-scroll landing and a matching folder in GitHub.
2) Run it locally
Clone the repo and run the tool’s PocketBase instance. Most tools work without any third‑party keys.
3) Improve it in public
Bugs + requests live in GitHub. Changes ship through PRs. If you contribute, everyone benefits.
Rules we follow
- You keep control: self‑host is a first‑class path.
- Small and boring beats complex and fragile.
- Safe defaults: auth + validation + rate limits before “nice-to-haves”.
- Everything is tracked in the open (issues, PRs, discussions).
Want to steer what we build? Use Discussions to propose tools and prioritize work.
After tool #50 — what should we build next?
We’ll keep shipping. Help us choose the next tool by telling us what you’d actually pay for (or what you’re already paying for and want replaced).
My suggestion: build a dead-simple “team inbox for product feedback” that turns notes into issues, lets customers vote, and publishes a changelog automatically. (It helps every other tool ship faster.)