10:10

Self-Hosted URL Shortener (Go + Gin + Postgres + Redis)

Self-hosted URL shortening service built in Go/Gin-Gonic with user auth, a link management dashboard, Redis caching, Postgres storage, and Docker deployment behind Nginx.
10:07

SubTrackr: Self-Hosted Subscription Tracker (Go)

Self-hosted subscription/recurring-payment tracker built in Go with dark mode, multi-currency support, Telegram renewal reminders, and Wallos import.
10:04

RustiCal — CalDAV/CardDAV Server in Rust

Lightweight, actively-developed CalDAV/CardDAV server backed by a single SQLite database. Supports OIDC login, WebDAV Push for near-instant DAVx5 sync, group-based sharing, and calendar import/export. Single-binary Docker image.
22:51

MKCert

A simple zero-config tool to make locally trusted development certificates with any names you’d like.
20:02

Outline Wiki — Docker Compose Install Guide

Complete Docker Compose setup for Outline, a self-hosted Notion-alternative wiki (BSL 1.1 license, ~39.8k GitHub stars). Covers Postgres 18/Redis 7, Slack or OIDC auth, SMTP, local file storage, and Cloudflare Tunnels. Updated for v1.9.0.
23:45

GitHub - sheshbabu/zen: Minimal Notes App

Minimal Notes App. Contribute to sheshbabu/zen development by creating an account on GitHub.
18:19

VaultSync — Automated Bitwarden Vault Backup

Automated Bitwarden vault backups to 40+ cloud remotes (S3, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Cloudflare R2, etc.) via rclone. Supports official Bitwarden and self-hosted (Vaultwarden) servers, org vaults, Docker deployment. 90 GitHub stars.
12:58

GitHub - resume-llm/resume-ai: A local, privacy-first résumé builder using LLMs and Markdown to generate ATS-ready DOCX files with Pandoc — no cloud, no tracking.

A local, privacy-first résumé builder using LLMs and Markdown to generate ATS-ready DOCX files with Pandoc — no cloud, no tracking. - resume-llm/resume-ai
12:57

GitHub - dockpeek/dockpeek

Contribute to dockpeek/dockpeek development by creating an account on GitHub.
12:04

Dory

A lightweight static site generator for technical documentation.
I wonder how this compares to Hugo, MkDocs, and Jekyll.