What households run on it.
About 75 apps are in the catalogue. These are the ones people start with, and the subscriptions they replace.
The family photo library
Every photo and video from every phone in the house, backed up automatically and searchable by face and place, on a drive you can hold.
ImmichPhotoPrismSyncthingInstead of
Google Photos, iCloudFilms, music and audiobooks
Your own library on the TV, the car and the kids' tablets. Nothing disappears because a licence expired.
JellyfinNavidromeAudiobookshelfKavitaInstead of
Netflix, Spotify, AudibleCameras that stay in the house
Doorbell and driveway footage recorded and analysed on your own machine. No subscription to see last week.
FrigateHome AssistantInstead of
Ring, Nest AwarePasswords and two-factor codes
One vault for the household, syncing to every phone and browser, with the encrypted database on your own disk.
Vaultwarden2FAuthInstead of
1Password, LastPass, AuthyThe household paperwork
Scan a letter and it's indexed and searchable forever. Budgets, recipes, shopping and chores in one place you control.
Paperless-ngxFirefly IIIMealieGrocyVikunjaInstead of
Evernote, YNABFiles, sync and sharing
A shared drive for the house that also works from outside it, plus calendars and contacts that sync without a middleman.
NextcloudSyncthingFileBrowserPairDropInstead of
Dropbox, Google DriveGame servers for your friends
A Minecraft or Valheim world that stays up, with a real address to hand out and no hosting bill.
MinecraftValheimEmulatorJSRomMInstead of
Realms, rented hostsA workshop, when you're curious
Git hosting, an editor in the browser, dashboards and automation. Not needed to get value from the box, but there when you want it.
Giteacode-servern8nGrafanaUptime KumaInstead of
GitHub, Zapier
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