# registry

AirTrail keeps your flight history: every flight on an interactive world map, with statistics, visited countries and imports from other flight trackers. Each person gets their own account, and flights can be shared between them.

Runs your own any-sync network so the Anytype desktop and mobile apps sync through your server instead of through Anytype’s. Channels (formerly Spaces) are end-to-end encrypted either way, so this is not about hiding your notes from anyone — it removes the account, the storage quota, and the dependency on infrastructure you do not control. Your channels keep syncing whatever happens to the company. There is no web interface to log in to. This service generates a network configuration file, which you download from it and load into the Anytype app when choosing your network at sign-in. Desktop, iOS and Android all support this. Clients reach the server over your local network, a VPN, or a forwarded port. Tor is not an option: the Anytype apps have no proxy support and cannot dial an onion address. A self-hosted network is a separate identity from an anytype.io account, so existing channels must be exported and re-imported.

BentoPDF is a browser-based PDF toolkit with 50+ tools for merging, splitting, editing, converting, signing, and OCR. All processing happens client-side in your browser — your files never leave your device. On StartOS, the libraries, fonts and OCR data BentoPDF would otherwise download from public CDNs come from your server; only OCR in a language outside the 18 bundled ones downloads its data from jsDelivr.

Blossom Server is a Nostr-authenticated blob storage server. Clients upload files and retrieve them by SHA-256 hash, with retention governed by configurable MIME-type rules. Authentication is via Nostr-signed events (kind 24242); no traditional user accounts. Includes a built-in admin dashboard for managing blobs, users, and reports.

CookTrace is a self-hosted recipe manager. Import recipes from websites, PDFs and photos, or bring a whole collection over from Mealie, Tandoor or Paprika. Scale them as you cook, track what is in your pantry, plan meals in the cook diary, and build a shopping list from a recipe. Cookbooks and Kitchens share recipes with your household, and there are Android and Wear OS apps. Your recipes stay on your server.

Dawarich is a self-hosted alternative to Google Timeline. Phone apps such as Dawarich for iOS and Android, OwnTracks, Overland and GPSLogger send it your position, and it imports existing history from Google Takeout, GPX, GeoJSON, OwnTracks and more. Explore where you have been as a map, a timeline, visits, trips and statistics, share your location with family members, and see where your Immich photos were taken. It can also import and follow the users of OwnTracks Recorder on this server.

draw.io is a diagramming and whiteboarding editor for flowcharts, network diagrams, UML, org charts and more. Your server delivers the editor; diagrams are saved to your own device, or to Nextcloud through its draw.io app, never to the server.

HeyForm builds conversational forms, surveys, quizzes and polls with conditional logic, hidden fields, file uploads, webhooks and CSV export. Every response stays on your server.

ImgCompress compresses, converts, resizes and edits images in bulk. It reads 71 formats, including HEIC, PSD, SVG and PDF, and writes JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, ICO or PDF. Its AI models remove backgrounds and upscale images on your server, so your images never leave it.

ImmichFrame shows a slideshow of photos from Immich on any screen: a browser, a tablet, a TV, or an inexpensive photo frame. Choose albums, people, tags or memories, and add a clock, weather and calendar events.

Invidious is an open source alternative frontend to YouTube. Browse, search, and watch YouTube videos and subscribe to channels without ads, tracking, or a Google account. Subscriptions and playlists are stored locally on your server.

LiftTrace is a self-hosted strength-training log. Log sets, supersets and timed holds against your programs, follow progress and personal records, and train with a coach on the same server. It has Android and Wear OS apps that keep logging offline, a music player for your own music server, and can send each workout to NutriTrace. Your training history stays on your server.

Nitter is a lightweight, JavaScript-free front-end for X (Twitter). Browse profiles, tweets, and searches without ads or tracking, and subscribe to accounts via RSS. Requires session cookies from a real X account to fetch data.

NutriTrace is a self-hosted nutrition tracker. Log food by barcode or search, build meals and recipes, and track calories, macros, water and fasting against your goals. It can import weight and activity from Fitbit, Garmin, Withings and Health Connect, and it has an Android app. Your diary stays on your server.

OwnTracks Recorder stores the location data published by the OwnTracks mobile apps. This package runs a private MQTT broker (Mosquitto) with per-user accounts for the apps to publish to, the Recorder to archive your location history, and an admin-only web map (behind its own admin password) that shows every device on the server — a private, self-hosted alternative to commercial location-sharing services.

Penpot is a browser-based design and prototyping tool. Lay out screens, link them into clickable prototypes, and share view links where collaborators leave comments on the design. Files, comments and uploads stay on your server.

Photon is komoot’s open-source geocoder for OpenStreetMap data. It finds places and addresses as you type, in several languages, and turns coordinates back into addresses. Choose the countries you need: Photon downloads ready-made data for them from GraphHopper and builds its own search index, so apps and services that support Photon can look up locations on your server instead of a public geocoding service.

PrivateBin is a minimalist pastebin where the server never sees what you paste. Text and attachments are encrypted in your browser, and the key travels only in the link you share, so anyone with the link can read the paste and your server cannot. Pastes can expire, burn after reading, or carry a password of their own. On StartOS, creating pastes needs a password you set, while anyone with a link can read.

Seerr is a request catalogue for your Jellyfin server. Family and friends browse every movie and TV show on TMDB, ask for the ones they want, and you are notified to approve them. Approved requests can go to Radarr and Sonarr on this server to be downloaded. A request is marked available once the title appears in your Jellyfin library.

solidtime is an open-source time tracker for freelancers and teams: projects, clients, tasks, billable rates, reports and exports, with desktop and browser apps that sync to your own server.

teapot is a lightweight, privacy-focused frontend for Twitter/X. Browse profiles and posts with no JavaScript, no tracking, and no ads; subscribe to user timelines via RSS; and share links that render rich Discord embeds. Requires session tokens from a Twitter/X account (a throwaway account is recommended).

Umami counts visits, pages, referrers, countries and devices on your websites without cookies or collecting personal data. Add one script tag to a site and its traffic appears in a dashboard you host yourself.

YTPTube is a web interface for yt-dlp that lets you download video and audio from YouTube and many other sites, with support for queued and concurrent downloads, scheduling, presets, and notifications.