Self-hosting Boop: a tiny notification inbox for developers
Boop is a self-hosted notification inbox that pushes events from your apps to your iPhone. This guide covers deploying it on a VPS with Docker, connecting Apple push…
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Build Your Own MCP Server: A Developer’s Guide
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server is a standardized way to expose tools, resources, and prompts to LLM applications like Claude — think of it as a web…
How to Self-Host Docmost with Docker on a VPS (2026 Guide)
In short. Self-hosting Docmost with Docker means running three containers, the Docmost app, PostgreSQL, and Redis, behind an Nginx reverse proxy with HTTPS. The Docmost Docker setup takes…
What Is Tracearr? Self-Hosted Media-Server Monitoring
Tracearr is a free, open-source, self-hosted monitoring platform for Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby. It pulls every stream across your media servers into one dashboard, shows you who is…
Cal.com vs SavvyCal: Self-Hosted Open Source vs Polished SaaS Scheduling
Cal.com and SavvyCal take very different approaches to scheduling. This comparison explains where Cal.com stands out for self-hosting, APIs, and data ownership, and where SavvyCal leads with its…