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180.5kRun large language models locally with one command
Self-hostable AI and developer tools that cost nothing to run and do not lock your data in someone else's cloud. Every entry has a full write-up — what it does, why we rate it, and how to install it.
Run large language models locally with one command
Self-hosted chat interface for local and API models
Open-source engine to run any model on consumer hardware
Self-hosted chat platform with agents and MCP support
Framework for building applications powered by language models
Data framework for connecting private data to language models
Browser interface for Stable Diffusion
Node-based interface for diffusion models
Professional creative engine for image generation
Robust speech recognition across many languages
Deep learning toolkit for text-to-speech
Cloud-native vector database for embeddings
Vector similarity search engine for AI applications
Embedding database for building AI applications
Vector database that stores objects and vectors together
Workflow automation with native AI capabilities
Self-hosted monitoring and status page
Fast static site generator
Web server with automatic HTTPS
Cloud-native application proxy and load balancer
Define and run multi-container applications
Modern self-hosted application dashboard
Photo and video backup from your phone
Open-source Firebase alternative
Backend in a single file
Backend platform for web and mobile apps
Media server for streaming your own library
Decentralised social network server
File sync, share and collaboration platform
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