Self-hosted setups you can copy, tested every week
A card is a working self-hosted setup in a form made to be shared: plain files that anyone can read, run on a machine they control, change, and share back. One app, or several wired together.
- Made to shareNothing personal is in it: no device names, hostnames or passwords. You fill in your own. It is plain files in git, so you can fork it and share your version back.
- The whole setupThe apps, images and ports, which machine runs what, and who gets in to each hostname: anyone, your organization's sign-in, or an API key. Edgible publishes them, with TLS.
- The same steps every timeCheck, Start, Publish, Verify, Tear down. Learn one card and you know them all, and so does an AI agent.
- Proof it worksTested end to end on a real Edgible serving device, with the latest result on every card.
Not an app store: each card is someone's record of what worked for them. Run it as it is, or make it yours and share it back. Why cards →
20 app cards, 6 pattern cards, 15 passing their latest test, 33 needs mapped.
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App cards
One app each, ready on its own or as a building block. Every app card is tested end to end, and again when it changes or Edgible releases a new version.
- bloglitebloglite, a micro-blog with Markdown, syntax highlighting and phone publishing, public with the owner's own loginnot tested yet
canaryA smoke test for Edgible, one tiny container that answers on every auth modefailed 2026-10-15, Edgible 1.4.12- ech0Ech0, a lightweight publishing platform for short posts, public with the owner's own loginpassed 2026-10-18, Edgible 1.4.12
- edgible-mcpRead-only Edgible tools for Claude and other assistants, published with mcp-bridgefailed 2026-10-15, Edgible 1.4.12
giteaGitea, your own Git forge, with Git over HTTPS and SSHfailed 2026-10-13, Edgible 1.4.6
immichImmich, your photo and video library, for its phone apps and the webpassed 2026-10-12, Edgible 1.4.6
jellyfinJellyfin, your films, shows and music, streamed to its apps and the webpassed 2026-10-16, Edgible 1.4.12
linkdinglinkding, a minimal bookmark manager, for your browsers and its extensionpassed 2026-10-17, Edgible 1.4.12- mcp-bridgeAny stdio MCP server, published over Streamable HTTP for your AI assistantspassed 2026-10-12, Edgible 1.4.6
minecraftA Minecraft server for friends on PC over TCP and on phones over UDP, one worldpassed 2026-10-12, Edgible 1.4.6
minifluxMiniflux, the minimalist feed reader, behind your org loginpassed 2026-10-12, Edgible 1.4.6- ollama-macOllama on an Apple Silicon Mac, natively on its GPU, as an API behind a keypassed 2026-10-14, Edgible 1.4.6
owncloudownCloud Infinite Scale, your files and shares, for its desktop and phone apps and the webpassed 2026-10-14, Edgible 1.4.6
ralllyRallly date polls, open to anyone with the link and sign-in limited to the emails you listfailed 2026-10-15, Edgible 1.4.12- static-siteA static website from a tarball URL, served by Caddy and kept up to datefailed 2026-10-15, Edgible 1.4.12
stirling-pdfStirling-PDF, the PDF toolbox, behind your org loginpassed 2026-10-12, Edgible 1.4.6
umamiUmami analytics, the dashboard behind org and the tracking script openpassed 2026-10-13, Edgible 1.4.6
uptime-kumaUptime Kuma, the uptime monitor, behind your org loginpassed 2026-10-12, Edgible 1.4.6
vaultwardenVaultwarden, a Bitwarden-compatible password server, for your own apps and browserspassed 2026-10-12, Edgible 1.4.6
wordpressWordPress with MariaDB, installed before it goes publicpassed 2026-10-12, Edgible 1.4.6
Pattern cards
Several apps wired together for a purpose, built from app cards.
- accountsSign-up and sign-in for your visitors, and the console that manages themnot tested yet
- assistantChat that answers from your own documents, and the model that runs itnot tested yet
- ciYour own Git forge with CI, and the runner on a machine of its ownpassed 2026-10-12, Edgible 1.4.6
litellmMetered model API and its admin, one LiteLLM processnot tested yet
n8nLocked editor and open webhook hostname, one n8n processnot tested yet- websitePublic React site, its editor, open tracker, locked dashboard, locked monitornot tested yet
No card matches. Try fewer words, clear a filter, or start from a need.
Start from a need
What people want to self-host, whether it suits a machine of your own, and how to publish it safely. All 33 needs.
Leaving a hosted service?
- 1Password
- Adobe Acrobat online
- Alexa routines
- Amazon Photos
- Arlo Secure
- Auth0
- AWS Cognito
- Beehiiv
- Better Uptime
- Bitbucket
- Bitwarden cloud
- Botpress Cloud
- Box
- Braintrust
- Calendly
- Chatbase
- ChatGPT
- CircleCI
- Clerk
- Confluence
- Dashlane
- Descript transcription
- Doodle
- Dropbox
- ElevenLabs
- Evernote
- Evernote scanning
- Fastmail
- Fathom
- Feedly
- Firebase Auth
- Flickr
- Ghost(Pro)
- GitBook
- GitHub
- GitHub Actions minutes
- GitHub Pages
- GitLab CI minutes
- GitLab.com
- Gmail
- Google Analytics
- Google Calendar
- Google Calendar booking pages
- Google Contacts
- Google Drive
- Google Home
- Google Keep
- Google Photos
- Google Workspace
- Guru
- Helicone
- IFTTT
- Inoreader
- Instapaper
- Intercom Fin
- LangChain hosted tools
- LangSmith
- LastPass
- Make
- Medium
- Microsoft 365
- Midjourney
- Minecraft Realms
- Nest Aware
- NewsBlur
- NextDNS
- Notion
- Omnivore
- OneDrive
- OneNote
- OpenAI GPTs and Assistants
- Otter.ai
- Pinboard
- Pinecone
- Pingdom
- Plausible cloud
- Plex Pass
- Qdrant Cloud
- Raindrop.io
- Relevance AI
- Ring Protect
- SharePoint
- Simple Analytics
- Slab
- SmartThings
- Squarespace
- Stack AI
- Statuspage
- Substack
- Tidio
- UptimeRobot
- Voiceflow
- Weaviate Cloud
- Weights & Biases Weave
- Wix
- WordPress.com
- Zapier
- Zapier MCP
- Zilliz Cloud
With an AI agent
The edgible-cards skill teaches an AI agent, such as Claude Code, to go from a need to a running, published card, to look after it, and to build and share a new card when none fits. Use cards with your AI →