Every repo that has appeared.
Search by name or by what you need: “photos”, “passwords”, “speech to text”. Each repo shows its license and, when the official docs give it, the minimum RAM. The channel videos are in Spanish; the guides here are in English. Updated October 29, 2026.
Repo list
77 repos
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RuView (opens GitHub)
See through walls using WiFi signals.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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scrcpy (opens the guide)
Show and control your Android phone from your computer.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- Guide
- Apache-2.0 · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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Ventoy (opens the guide)
One USB stick that boots many system installers.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- Guide
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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LocalSend (opens GitHub)
Send files between your devices over the local network, no internet needed.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- Apache-2.0 · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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Pi-hole (opens the guide)
Blocks ads across your whole network.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- Guide
- EUPL-1.2 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Kiwix (opens GitHub)
Reader for Wikipedia and other sites offline. This link is the desktop app (Windows and Linux); Kiwix has separate apps for Android, iOS and Mac.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- License not verified
- RAM: no official figure
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Sunshine (opens GitHub)
Streams your PC games to other devices.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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ESPHome (opens GitHub)
Program ESP chips for home automation with config files.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- MIT AND GPL-3.0-only · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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OctoPrint (opens GitHub)
Control your 3D printer from the browser.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- AGPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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PiKVM (opens GitHub)
Control another computer remotely, even before it boots, with a Raspberry Pi.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Meshtastic (opens GitHub)
Messages with no phone or internet, using LoRa radios in a mesh.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Frigate (opens GitHub)
Local video surveillance that detects objects on your cameras.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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openpilot (opens GitHub)
Open-source driving assistant for certain cars.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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SatDump (opens GitHub)
Receive and process satellite images.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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WLED (opens GitHub)
Control LED strips from your phone with an ESP chip.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- EUPL-1.2 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Klipper (opens GitHub)
A 3D printer firmware that does the thinking on a separate computer.
- Movie-Grade Repos
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Immich (opens the guide)
Your photos and videos on your own server.
- Stop Paying
- Guide
- AGPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Vaultwarden (opens the guide)
Password server compatible with Bitwarden.
- Stop Paying
- Guide
- AGPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Jellyfin (opens the guide)
Your own server for movies, series and music.
- Stop Paying
- Guide
- GPL-2.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Nextcloud (opens the guide)
Your own cloud: files, calendar and contacts.
- Stop Paying
- Guide
- AGPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Stirling-PDF (opens the guide)
Merge, split, sign and edit PDFs on your own server.
- Stop Paying
- Guide
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
GitHub for Stirling-PDF Calculator for a server with Stirling-PDF
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Excalidraw (opens GitHub)
Whiteboard for drawing diagrams with a hand-drawn look.
- Stop Paying
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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Penpot (opens GitHub)
Open design and prototyping, the Figma alternative.
- Stop Paying
- MPL-2.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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n8n (opens the guide)
Automate tasks by connecting your apps.
- Stop Paying
- Guide
- Sustainable Use License 1.0 · Source available
- RAM: no official figure
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AppFlowy (opens GitHub)
Notes and projects, the Notion alternative.
- Stop Paying
- AGPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Actual (opens GitHub)
Personal budgeting that lives in your own data.
- Stop Paying
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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Paperless-ngx (opens GitHub)
Archive of scanned documents, with text search.
- Stop Paying
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Syncthing (opens the guide)
Sync folders between your devices with no cloud in the middle.
- Stop Paying
- Guide
- MPL-2.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Duplicati (opens GitHub)
Encrypted backups to the cloud of your choice.
- Stop Paying
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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CasaOS (opens GitHub)
A panel to manage your home server.
- Stop Paying
- Apache-2.0 · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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openmediavault (opens GitHub)
A system to build your own NAS.
- Stop Paying
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Audacity (opens GitHub)
Audio editor.
- Stop Paying
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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darktable (opens GitHub)
RAW photo development.
- Stop Paying
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Kdenlive (opens GitHub)
Video editor.
- Stop Paying
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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OpenToonz (opens GitHub)
2D animation.
- Stop Paying
- BSD-3-Clause · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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OpenCut (opens GitHub)
Video editor in the browser.
- Stop Paying
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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KoboldCpp (opens GitHub)
Run local language models with a single executable.
- AI at Home
- AGPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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GPT4All (opens GitHub)
Chat with models that run on your computer.
- AI at Home
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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AnythingLLM (opens the guide)
Ask your documents questions with a local or cloud model.
- AI at Home
- Guide
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
GitHub for AnythingLLM Calculator for a server with AnythingLLM
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Open WebUI (opens the guide)
Chat interface for your local models.
- AI at Home
- Guide
- Open WebUI License (BSD-3 with a branding clause) · Own license
- RAM: no official figure
GitHub for Open WebUI Calculator for a server with Open WebUI
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Piper (opens GitHub)
Fast synthetic voice that runs without internet.
- AI at Home
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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llamafile (opens GitHub)
A single file that runs a language model.
- AI at Home
- Apache-2.0 · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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stable-diffusion.cpp (opens GitHub)
Generate images with Stable Diffusion in C++.
- AI at Home
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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whisper.cpp (opens the guide)
Transcribe audio without sending it to any cloud.
- AI at Home
- Guide
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
GitHub for whisper.cpp Calculator for a server with whisper.cpp
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faster-whisper (opens GitHub)
A faster Whisper for transcription.
- AI at Home
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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Bark (opens GitHub)
Text to speech and sounds with AI.
- AI at Home
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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AudioCraft (opens GitHub)
Generate music and audio with AI.
- AI at Home
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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InvokeAI (opens GitHub)
Image generator with an interface built for real work.
- AI at Home
- Apache-2.0 · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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Fooocus (opens GitHub)
AI image generation without so many settings.
- AI at Home
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Krita AI Diffusion (opens GitHub)
Generate AI images inside Krita.
- AI at Home
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Jan (opens GitHub)
A local alternative to ChatGPT.
- AI at Home
- Apache-2.0 · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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ComfyUI (opens GitHub)
Node workflows for generating AI images.
- AI at Home
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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KeePassXC (opens the guide)
Password manager that keeps everything in a file you own.
- Protect Yourself
- Guide
- GPL-2.0 or GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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VeraCrypt (opens GitHub)
Encrypts entire disks and folders.
- Protect Yourself
- Apache-2.0 + TrueCrypt License 3.0 · Own license
- RAM: no official figure
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Cryptomator (opens GitHub)
Encrypts what you upload to your cloud.
- Protect Yourself
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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uBlock Origin (opens GitHub)
Ad and tracker blocker for the browser.
- Protect Yourself
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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MVT (opens GitHub)
Looks for signs of spyware on your phone.
- Protect Yourself
- MVT License 1.1 · Own license
- RAM: no official figure
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Portmaster (opens GitHub)
Firewall that shows which app connects where.
- Protect Yourself
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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nn-zero-to-hero (opens GitHub)
Course to build neural networks from scratch.
- Learn for Free
- MIT · Open
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AI-For-Beginners (opens GitHub)
Artificial intelligence curriculum for beginners.
- Learn for Free
- MIT · Open
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ML Zoomcamp (opens GitHub)
Free machine learning course.
- Learn for Free
- No license
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d2l (opens GitHub)
Interactive deep learning book.
- Learn for Free
- CC-BY-SA-4.0 · Own license
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OSSU (opens GitHub)
Computer science degree path with open courses.
- Learn for Free
- MIT · Open
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free-programming-books (opens GitHub)
Huge list of free programming books and courses.
- Learn for Free
- CC-BY-4.0 · Own license
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build-your-own-x (opens GitHub)
Guides to build your own version of well-known technologies.
- Learn for Free
- No license
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project-based-learning (opens GitHub)
Tutorials to learn by building programming projects.
- Learn for Free
- MIT · Open
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HyperFrames (opens GitHub)
Turns HTML into video.
- Code with AI
- Apache-2.0 · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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Spec Kit (opens GitHub)
Spec-driven development with AI agents.
- Code with AI
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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gstack (opens GitHub)
Skills and workflows for working with Claude Code.
- Code with AI
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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Agent-Reach (opens GitHub)
A command line that gives your AI agent access to Twitter/X, Reddit, YouTube, GitHub, Bilibili and more.
- Code with AI
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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claude-mem (opens GitHub)
Memory across sessions for Claude Code.
- Code with AI
- Apache-2.0 · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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Browser Use (opens GitHub)
AI agents that drive the browser.
- Code with AI
- MIT · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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Skyvern (opens GitHub)
Automate browser tasks with AI.
- Code with AI
- AGPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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UI-TARS Desktop (opens GitHub)
AI agent that controls your computer.
- Code with AI
- Apache-2.0 · Open
- RAM: no official figure
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Dolphin (opens GitHub)
GameCube and Wii emulator.
- More videos
- GPL-2.0-or-later · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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RetroArch (opens GitHub)
Emulators for many consoles in a single app.
- More videos
- GPL-3.0 · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
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Kodi (opens GitHub)
Media center for the living room.
- More videos
- GPL-2.0-or-later · Copyleft
- RAM: no official figure
How to read the labels
- Guide there is a dedicated guide: license, requirements, install steps and warnings. 14 of 77.
- Min. RAM 4 GB the minimum the official docs state. “No official figure” means I did not find one; I do not make it up.
- Calculator adds up what several repos ask for on your home server. Before installing, go through the 7-step guide.
- Open Permissive license (MIT, Apache, BSD…): you can use, modify and share the code, including in commercial projects, as long as you keep the attribution notice.
- Copyleft GPL, AGPL, MPL and similar: it is open source and free to use, but if you share a modified version you must release it under the same license. The AGPL asks for that even if you offer the program as a service.
- Source available You can read the code, but the license is not open source by the OSI definition: it has usage limits, for example on commercial use. Read its terms.
- Own license Its own terms or a content license (for example Creative Commons on courses and lists). Read the LICENSE file before reusing it.
- No license The repo declares no license. Without one, the author keeps all rights by default: you can look at it, but you have no clear permission to copy or reuse it.
Before you install any of them.
Being on this list is not a guarantee. Check its license, whether it is still maintained and what it installs; the guide gives you the order in seven steps.
Checklist for vetting a repo Size your home server (15 repos) Agents that help you read it