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Yopass

Browser-encrypted, self-destructing secret sharing with no accounts or server-side plaintext.

End-to-end encrypted sharing of passwords, keys, and files. One-time URLs auto-expire. No accounts, no tracking.

If using Docker: `docker stop <container>` and `docker rm <container>`; remove persistent volumes. For Kubernetes: `kubectl delete -f deploy/yopass-k8.yaml`. For manual install: delete binary and config files.
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Privacy Protection

Offen Fair Web Analytics

A privacy-first web analytics tool where users opt in and own their data, with end-to-end encryption.

Offen Fair Web Analytics is an open-source, self-hosted analytics platform that respects user privacy. Visitors must explicitly consent to tracking, all data is encrypted end-to-end (client-side), and users can view and delete their own data anytime. It uses first-party cookies, stores data for only 6 months, and runs as a single binary or Docker image. Ideal for GDPR compliance and building user trust.

Stop the container or delete the binary, then delete the data directory (default './offen.db' or your configured path). Remove the tracking snippet from your website pages.
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Privacy Protection

Paaster

A privacy-focused pastebin with end-to-end encryption and zero dynamic third-party dependencies.

Secure pastebin with end-to-end encryption, paste history, and no dynamic third-party dependencies.

Self-hosted: Stop and remove containers with data volumes (`docker-compose down -v`). Delete local data directories and MinIO buckets.
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Video & Audio Download

MiroTalk C2C

A lightweight self-hosted WebRTC platform for secure 1-to-1 video calls with end-to-end encryption.

Self-hosted open-source WebRTC cam-to-cam peer-to-peer video calling platform for secure 1-to-1 real-time communication with screen sharing and end-to-end encryption.

Stop the running Node process (Ctrl+C) and delete the mirotalkc2c folder. If using Docker, run docker-compose down and remove the directory.
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