7 open source tools found
Run any AI model on any hardware locally. No GPU needed, drop-in API replacement for OpenAI.
LocalAI is the open-source AI engine to run any model - LLMs, vision, voice, image, video - on any hardware. No GPU required. Drop-in API compatibility with OpenAI, Anthropic, and ElevenLabs.
Your own private audiobook and podcast server with cross-device sync.
Audiobookshelf is a self-hosted audiobook and podcast server that lets you stream, manage, and sync your audio library across devices.
Self-hosted bookmark manager: private, open-source, with archiving and sharing.
A self-hosted bookmark manager to archive, organize, and share links. Features tags, lists, multi-user, REST API, and automated link monitoring.
A self-hosted multi-user file manager with resume-able uploads and multiple storage backends.
Free and open-source self-hosted file manager supporting local, FTP, S3, Dropbox and more. Multi-user with roles and permissions. Drag-and-drop, chunked uploads, zip download.
Self-hosted photo manager with AI face/object recognition, ultra-fast search, and Picasa-like workflow.
Server-based photo management system with AI face/object recognition, fast search, and keyword tagging. Like Google Picasa but self-hosted and smarter.
Self-host podcasts with multi-user support and cross-device sync, all under your control.
A self-hosted podcast management system with multi-user support, cross-device sync, and native mobile apps. Built with Rust for performance.
Quick and simple file sharing between devices with multi-user support and browser management.
Quickshare is a quick and simple file sharing tool for different devices. It supports upload/download, resumable transfers, QR code sharing, multi-user management, speed/space limits, and more.