Your own cloud — with real everyday value
Behind the tech is a simple idea: the same services you would otherwise rent from big providers run here on your own hardware. Same convenience, full data sovereignty, no subscription.
Immich — photos & videos
Automatic photo upload from your phone, albums, face and object search — like a photo cloud, except the memories never leave your own network.
Nextcloud — files & calendars
File sync across all devices, calendars and contacts, and documents can be edited right in the browser — your own alternative to Dropbox and Drive, office included.
Vaultwarden — passwords
A self-hosted password vault (Bitwarden-compatible): passwords, 2FA codes and notes securely synced across all devices.
Paperless-NGX — documents
Scan paper, automatic text recognition and tagging — the paperless, searchable archive for invoices and contracts.
Jellyfin — media library
Your own film and music collection on the TV, the phone and in the browser — sorted, with cover art and resume playback, and nobody removes a title from the catalogue overnight.
Linkwarden — bookmarks
Saved links are archived as a copy as well. Whatever later disappears from the web stays readable in your own archive — searchable and tagged.
Home Assistant — smart home
Lights, heating and sensors controlled centrally and locally — vendor-neutral, no forced cloud, with automations for everyday life.
Open WebUI — local AI
A language model runs on the workstation’s graphics card and is used through Open WebUI, just like a well-known AI chat. It may search the knowledge base, the wiki, the internal portal and the document archive — but read-only, through a dedicated write-protected interface. Questions and documents never leave the house.