Your tools. Your server. Your data.
أدواتك. خادمك. بياناتك.

We build open-source, privacy-first software you host yourself —
end-to-end encryption, no middlemen, and you hold the keys.

Cloud convenience often means surrendering control. OpenSelfHosting builds tools where cryptography happens on your devices first, servers store opaque ciphertext, and deployment stays under your roof — home lab, VPS, or LAN.

Self-hosting is not a hobbyist luxury. It is control.

	Principle	Meaning
	You hold the keys	Encryption on-device first. The server sees ciphertext only — we cannot read your data even if we wanted to.
	Run it where you want	Docker at home, on a VPS, or on a LAN. No vendor lock-in. No mandatory subscription to reach your own data.
	Open source	Code you can audit. Review, fork, and contribute — transparency instead of blind trust.

	Product	Status	What it is
	OpenKey	Live	Zero-knowledge password manager. Master password never leaves the device; the server stores ciphertext only.
	OpenChat	In progress	Self-hosted chat with E2EE message bodies. Your server, your keys, your conversations.
	OpenClipBoard	Soon	Clipboard sync across your devices through a server you own.
	OpenGalary	Soon	Private photo gallery on your own stack — memories stay with you.

• Website: openselfhosting.com
• OpenKey: openkey.openselfhosting.com
• Organization: github.com/OpenSelfHosting

Contributions are welcome — code, docs, translations, and security reviews.

1. Open an issue to discuss larger changes.
2. Fork the relevant repository and open a pull request.
3. Prefer clear commits and a short description of why the change exists.

For vulnerability reports, use each product’s SECURITY.md when available. Do not open public issues for sensitive security findings.

Unless otherwise noted, projects under this organization are released under the MIT License.

Built for people who want privacy without giving up usability.
openselfhosting.com