
OpenSign
Get PDFs signed from your own server with an AGPL Node.js and MongoDB app. The bundled certificate is public and expired, and the API needs a paid cloud plan.
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Get PDFs signed from your own server with an AGPL Node.js and MongoDB app. The bundled certificate is public and expired, and the API needs a paid cloud plan.

Self-hosted team wiki whose pages sync both ways with a Git repository, written in Markdown or a visual editor. 2.x is stable; 3.0 is a PostgreSQL-only beta.

Follow a busy story without rereading every syndicated copy: a self-hosted RSS reader that groups articles into events using local or remote AI models.

Turn a website or a small Node.js, PHP, Python or Go server into a signed Android APK, built entirely on the phone, without a PC or a remote build queue.

Make an installable font from a photo of your handwriting without paying for a web service: a local Node CLI plus an optional Claude Code skill for labeling.

Take control of Windows, Linux and macOS machines from a browser via an agent, and of powered-off PCs via Intel AMT. Lightweight Node.js server, Apache 2.0.

Sign PDFs with a P12 certificate from Node.js using small MIT-licensed npm packages. The UI, sending to signers and trusted timestamps are left to your app.

An admin dashboard served by the Astro site itself, with content in a SQL database, accounts and plugins. It needs Astro 7 and SSR, and is still on 0.x.

Build PowerPoint decks from JavaScript in the browser or on Node.js, with native charts and slide masters. It writes .pptx files but cannot open existing ones.

Build a Node.js crawler that moves from plain HTTP to a headless browser without changing APIs. You bring the proxies; Apify sells the hosting around it.

A REST API generated for every content type: a Node.js headless CMS on PostgreSQL, MySQL or SQLite. Review workflows, SSO and audit logs need a paid plan.

Record IP and USB cameras and watch them from a browser: a self-hosted NVR in Node.js, free for home use, paid as soon as it runs in a shop or business.

Read text from images in the browser or Node.js without an OCR server: the Tesseract engine compiled to WebAssembly. Printed text only, and no PDF input.

Build B2B stores, point-of-sale apps or marketplaces on TypeScript commerce modules and a headless API. The core is MIT; RBAC and SSO need a paid license.