Self-Hosted Apps With Encryption
Apps that protect your data with encryption, whether that's end-to-end encrypted vaults, backups encrypted before they leave your server, or file transfers over encrypted connections. Useful when data goes offsite or onto shared hardware.
AliasVault
A privacy-first password and email alias manager with end-to-end encryption and a built-in email server.
Backrest
Schedule, browse, and restore Restic backups from a web dashboard with S3, Backblaze B2, SFTP, and rclone support.
Bitwarden
The open source password manager you can host yourself to store, autofill, and share passwords securely across devices and family members.
Duplicacy
A self-hosted backup tool with lock-free deduplication for local drives, cloud storage, or SFTP.
Joplin
Sync notes between the official Joplin desktop and mobile apps using a server kept on your own network.
LocalSend
A free, open-source app for sharing files and messages with nearby devices over your local network, with no internet or server needed.
Passbolt
Run Passbolt on your own hardware with Docker to store, share, and audit passwords for self-hosted services.
rclone
A command-line program, described as rsync for cloud storage, that syncs, mounts and encrypts files across more than 70 storage providers.
Seafile
Faster than Nextcloud, private as Dropbox should be, with block-level file synchronization on your own hardware.
Syncthing
Continuous, encrypted file synchronisation between your own devices, with no central server holding your files.
Vaultwarden
A small Rust server that works with the official Bitwarden apps and browser extensions, so you can keep a family password vault at home.