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Explore application →A self-hosted assistant for connecting model-powered tasks with tools and messaging.
Explore application →An agent workspace for conversations, tools and automation on infrastructure you control.
Explore application →Connect services and build repeatable workflows with a self-hosted automation platform.
Explore application →Organise document-centred AI conversations and connect the model backend that suits your project.
Explore application →Run supported language models locally and connect applications to a model runtime.
Explore application →A self-hosted conversational interface with configurable AI-provider connections.
Explore application →Manage container environments through a browser-based administration interface.
Explore application →Deploy applications, databases and services using a self-hosted deployment platform.
Explore application →Manage common Linux administration tasks through a modular web interface.
Explore application →A web-hosting control panel for organising sites and related server services.
Explore application →A server control panel for running and managing web applications.
Explore application →A WireGuard management interface for organising a private VPN environment.
Explore application →Publish a blog, business site or content-heavy website with a familiar content management system.
Explore application →Build an independent publication with posts, newsletters and membership tools.
Explore application →Bring file synchronisation, sharing and collaborative tools into a workspace you administer.
Explore application →Organise and browse a personal photo library with mobile uploads and searchable albums.
Explore application →Build a personal media library and stream it to supported clients.
Explore application →Host Git repositories, issues and code review in a compact development workspace.
Explore application →Run a community-focused Git forge for repositories, issues and collaborative development.
Explore application →Check service availability and organise notifications through a self-hosted monitoring dashboard.
Explore application →Turn metrics and logs from connected data sources into dashboards for your services.
Explore application →Collect time-series metrics and query the behaviour of your infrastructure and applications.
Explore application →Serve websites and reverse proxy applications with a concise configuration and automatic HTTPS.
Explore application →Run a relational database for websites, application data and structured project records.
Explore application →A useful application needs more than an install command.
Include the database, background jobs, storage and peak memory use when choosing a configuration.
Review what the application can access. Protect API keys and limit administrative permissions.
Use a supported deployment method, record changes and test an independent backup.
What the application pages do and do not do.
No. Application pages describe the workload and link to the publisher's own instructions.
No. They are planning examples, not certified minimums. Check the current documentation and your own workload.
The application plans are CPU-only, so model size, memory and speed need separate evaluation. Large models usually need far more memory and often a GPU.
No. Choosing an application does not include any licence or external API credit. Check the publisher's and service providers' terms.