2FAuth is a self-hosted web app designed for managing two-factor authentication (2FA) codes, offering users control over their data.
AzuraCast is a platform that enables users to create their own internet radio stations, democratizing radio broadcasting.
Miniflux is a minimalist feed reader designed to enhance the online reading experience by reducing digital clutter and distractions.
SFTPGo is a customizable file transfer system designed for secure online sharing, suitable for both individuals and organizations.
Comentario is an open-source platform designed to facilitate discussions and comments on websites, making it a valuable tool for enhancing user engagement.
XBackBone is a versatile tool designed for managing and sharing files easily, catering to both beginners and advanced users.
Introduction to Find My Device: The discussion focuses on an open-source project called FindMyDeviceServer, which aims to enhance user control over device management and tracking.
Imapsync is a command line tool designed for migrating and backing up emails between IMAP servers, allowing users to manage their emails more efficiently.
Contenido is a German open-source content management system (CMS) designed for building websites, portals, intranets, and extranets, emphasizing user-friendliness and powerful features.
User-Friendly Website Building: Joomla allows users to create websites without needing coding skills, making it accessible for beginners.
Neos CMS targets both content creators and developers, aiming to provide an easy-to-use interface while maintaining flexibility for developers.
Sulu CMS is an open-source content management system built on the Symfony PHP framework, offering flexibility and security for website development.
Contao is an open-source content management system that offers a powerful toolbox for building websites and web applications, catering to users seeking more control than traditional platforms like WordPress.
TYPO3 is an open-source content management framework that offers flexibility for building a wide range of websites and web applications.
WordPress is a versatile platform that supports a wide range of websites, from simple blogs to complex business sites.
Plone is a content management system (CMS) that has been in existence since 2001, making it a long-standing player in the tech world.
Introduction to Drupal: Drupal is an open-source content management platform that offers freedom and flexibility, allowing users to modify and distribute the software without vendor lock-in.
Introduction to Postal: Postal is an open-source mail delivery platform that allows users to run their own email services, providing control and flexibility compared to traditional email providers.
wiki.js is a customizable and user-friendly platform for building wikis, allowing users to create their own encyclopedias with unique features.
ntfy is a versatile notification service that allows users to receive custom notifications on their devices, such as phone or computer
Introduction to Formbricks: Formbricks is presented as a user-friendly, open-source survey platform that prioritizes privacy, positioning itself as an alternative to larger platforms like Qualtrics.
Introduction to Stirling PDF: Stirling PDF is a locally hosted web application designed for comprehensive PDF management, emphasizing security and privacy.
OpenProject is an open-source project management tool that emphasizes transparency, collaboration, and cost savings, akin to a community garden for software.
This episode discusses NodeBB, an open-source forum software designed to create vibrant online communities free from the distractions of major social media platforms.
Omeka S is a web publishing platform tailored for institutions like museums, libraries, and archives, enabling them to showcase their digital collections in engaging ways.
This episode provides an in-depth exploration of Moodle, an open-source learning platform that is gaining popularity among schools, universities, and businesses.
This episode focuses on MediaWiki, the software that powers Wikipedia and many other collaborative platforms worldwide. MediaWiki is open source, allowing anyone to use, modify, and distribute it, which contributes to its popularity and widespread adoption.
This episode revolves around Fresh RSS, a modern tool for curating personalized news feeds without the interference of algorithms.
The deep dive explores Ghost, an open-source platform for online publishing that empowers creators to take control of their content and branding.
This episode focuses on GravCMS, a modern flat file content management system (CMS) that is praised for its speed, ease of use, and power.
This episode explores Etherpad, an open-source online editor designed for real-time collaboration, allowing multiple users to edit documents simultaneously.
Dolibarr is an open-source software suite designed for various business tasks, including customer relationship management, sales, finance, HR, and project management.
This episode explores Matomo, an open-source web analytics platform that allows users to self-host and maintain control over their data, contrasting it with Google Analytics. Matomo emphasizes data privacy and compliance with regulations like GDPR and CCPA, ensuring users can manage their data responsibly.
Pixelfed is an emerging photo-sharing platform that aims to provide users with a more controlled and ad-free experience compared to traditional social media like Instagram. Unlike centralized platforms, Pixelfed operates within the decentralized social media movement, allowing users to choose from various independent communities, or instances, each with its own rules and atmosphere.
Trackcar is an innovative open-source GPS tracking platform that allows users to monitor the real-time location of various objects, including vehicles and pets. Unlike proprietary GPS systems, Trackcar is free to use, modify, and distribute, making it accessible to individuals and small businesses.
This episode discusses Weblate, a platform that facilitates the translation of software, making it accessible to a global audience. With over 2,500 projects in 165 countries, WebLate emphasizes the importance of continuous localization, allowing translations to be updated in real-time as software evolves.
LocalSend is an innovative app that enables users to share files and messages directly between devices on the same local network without the need for internet connectivity.
This episode explores Apache Superset, a user-friendly platform for data visualization that doesn't require coding skills, making it accessible to a broader audience. Superset features a no-code interface for building charts, allowing users to create visualizations through a drag-and-drop method.
This episode explores Apache Guacamole, a clientless remote desktop gateway that allows users to access their desktops from any device with a web browser, eliminating the need for special software installations.
This episode revolves around Castapod, an open-source platform that allows users to self-host their podcasts, providing greater control and independence compared to traditional podcasting platforms.
This episode focuses on Apache Answer, an open-source software designed for building Q&A platforms. It allows users to create community forums, help centers, or internal knowledge-sharing spaces, making it highly versatile.
This episode discusses Discourse, a platform designed for community discussions that emphasizes civilized and meaningful interactions.
Umami is an innovative web analytics tool that prioritizes user privacy while providing detailed insights into website performance.
This episode revolves around Kutt.it, a free and open-source URL shortener that emphasizes user privacy and control.
This episode focuses on WeKan, a free, open-source project management tool that utilizes a Kanban-style approach to help users organize tasks visually.
The deep dive discusses Leantime, an open-source project management system designed with accessibility and a people-first philosophy, especially for those who may find traditional project management tools overwhelming.
The episode discusses Typebot, an open-source platform for building chatbots without the need for coding.
This deep dive explores the capabilities and advantages of Home Assistant, an open-source home automation platform that integrates various smart devices into a cohesive ecosystem.
This episode provides an informative overview of OpenVPN, highlighting its significance in online security, particularly due to its open-source nature.
This episode centers around EVC (Electric Vehicle Charging), a system designed to harness solar power for charging electric vehicles.
This deep dive explores Lime Survey, a powerful and completely free open-source survey platform, highlighting its features and flexibility.
Language Tool is an AI-powered writing assistant that goes beyond basic grammar checking, offering support in over 30 languages.
In this episode you will get to know Kimai, a versatile web-based time tracking tool that is suitable for freelancers and large companies alike.
This deep dive centers around JupiterHub, a platform designed to provide users with personalized data science workspaces accessible from anywhere.
This deep dive explores Mastodon, a free open-source social network that operates within a decentralized structure known as the Fediverse.
We are taking a vacation break until January 3, 2025. The next episode will be broadcast on 06.01.
We wish you all a wonderful and absolute and joyous holiday season.
We wish you all a wonderful and absolute and joyous holiday season.