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1. Loops - Short videos. Your community. Your rules.

   A Fediverse Tiktok-like service. Or Instagram (the video part).

   https://joinloops.org

   Tags: fediverse, video, social-media, self-hosted, open-source, instagram, tiktok by Tom Willemse (2025-11-21)
2. Koito

   Visualize your listening history with a modern, open source, ListenBrainz-compatible scrobbler.

   https://koito.io

   Tags: scrobbling, music, self-hosted, mit-licensed, software, go, typescript, listenbrainz by Tom Willemse (2025-09-16)
3. NeoDB

   Track your collections on the Fediverse. Track what you've read, watched, and listened to and share it on the Fediverse.

   https://neodb.net

   Tags: self-hosted, fediverse, quantified-self, reading, watching, listening, tracking, collection by Tom Willemse (2025-08-30)
4. Fhy40/clarionCRM: A simple CRM written in python flask to help manage networking opportunites. Starting off small but hoping to add more features

   A simple CRM written in python flask to help manage networking opportunites. Starting off small but hoping to add more features - Fhy40/clarionCRM

   https://github.com/Fhy40/clarionCRM

   Tags: self-hosted by Tom Willemse (2025-07-19)
5. goniszewski/grimoire: Bookmark manager for the wizards

   Self-hosted bookmarking application using PocketBase as a back-end.
   author » Robert Goniszewski

   https://github.com/goniszewski/grimoire

   Tags: self-hosted, bookmarks by Tom Willemse (2024-06-05)
6. Errbit

   An open source, self-hosted error reporting and tracking tool.

   http://errbit.github.io/errbit

   Tags: coding, error-reporting, error-handling, open-source, self-hosted by Tom Willemse (2024-05-28)
7. Wakapi – Coding Statistics

   https://wakapi.dev

   Tags: wakatime, time-tracking, self-hosted, quantified-self by Tom Willemse (2024-05-09)
8. karlicoss/cloudmacs: Selfhost your Emacs and access it in browser

   Emacs in the browser

   https://github.com/karlicoss/cloudmacs

   Tags: emacs, self-hosted, web-applications by Tom Willemse (2024-04-18)