Self-Hosted Apps Licensed BSD-2-Clause

3 self-hostable apps released under BSD-2-Clause you can run on your own server — compared on specs, deployment difficulty, and the SaaS each one replaces.

SSO & Identity

Pocket ID

A simple, self-hostable OIDC provider that lets users sign in to your apps with passkeys only — no passwords, built for small self-hosted setups that just need lightweight SSO.

GoSvelteKit

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File sharing

PsiTransfer

A file-sharing web app without user accounts: upload files into a bucket, set an expiry time or one-time download, optionally password-protect it, and share the link. Uploads and downloads are resumable and there is no end-to-end encryption.

Node.jsVue

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Re

Backup

restic

A single-binary command-line backup program: deduplicated (content-defined chunking), encrypted (AES-256 with Poly1305-AES) and, since repository format v2, zstd-compressed snapshots, written straight to local disk, SFTP, S3-compatible storage, Backblaze B2, Azure, Google Cloud, its own REST server or anything rclone reaches. No daemon and no GUI upstream: you schedule it with cron or a systemd timer.

Go

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