Every app you can run on a Flex plan. Bookmarks, notes, RSS, dashboards, habit and health trackers, recipes, password management, uptime monitoring, wikis and travel journals, with more added over time. All of them are included with every Flex plan: pick the ones you want, and swap them whenever you like.
Homepage
Self-hosted application dashboard with live status widgets for 100+ self-host apps — the YAML-configured "one tab to rule them all" startpage that's become the de-facto standard.
A managed instance of Homepage on ElfHosted (the 30K-star gethomepage/homepage, not to be confused with older similarly-named projects). Custom dashboard with live widgets for Plex, Jellyfin, the *arr stack, Docker, Kubernetes, Home Assistant, and 100+ more services. Configured in YAML, blazingly fast, no database. GPL-3.
The Lounge
The Lounge is a modern self-hosted web IRC client — persistent IRC access from browser and mobile without terminal friction.
A managed The Lounge instance on ElfHosted with HTTPS access on your own subdomain.
Uptime Kuma
Self-hosted uptime monitoring with public status pages — the open-source UptimeRobot alternative that doesn't cap your monitor count or charge for SSL alerts.
A managed instance of Uptime Kuma on ElfHosted — the 86K-star self-hosted monitoring tool. HTTP / TCP / ping / DNS / keyword / push monitors, public status pages with custom domains, 90+ notification channels (Discord, Slack, Telegram, email, ntfy, Pushover, Apprise, etc.), multi-user, 2FA. MIT-licensed; no monitor caps, no premium tier.
Actual Budget
Self-hosted, local-first envelope budgeting — the YNAB-style workflow without YNAB's $109/year, and the Mint replacement Intuit's shutdown left a hole for.
A managed instance of Actual Budget on ElfHosted — open-source, local-first envelope budgeting. The web app + iOS / Android / desktop clients all sync against your hosted Actual Server. Same envelope-style ("give every dollar a job") workflow as YNAB, with no annual subscription. MIT-licensed.
Miniflux
The minimalist self-hosted RSS reader — single Go binary, no JavaScript bloat, opinionated about staying out of your way.
A managed instance of Miniflux on ElfHosted — a deliberately spartan RSS reader. Reads feeds, marks them read. No social layer, no AI suggestions, no inline ads, no maybe-you'd-like-this discovery feed. Compatible with Reeder, NetNewsWire, FluentReader, and any Fever or Google Reader-compatible client. Apache-2.0.
PrivateBin
Self-hosted encrypted pastebin — text and files encrypted in the browser before they ever reach the server, with burn-after-reading, expiration, and password protection.
A managed instance of PrivateBin on ElfHosted — a zero-knowledge pastebin where the server stores ciphertext only and the decryption key lives in the URL fragment (the part after `#`, which never reaches the server). Paste a snippet, share the link, recipient sees the content; the server itself can't read it. Free, open-source, ZLib license.
Vaultwarden
Self-hosted, Bitwarden-compatible password manager — runs the official Bitwarden mobile, browser, and desktop clients against your own subdomain instead of bitwarden.com.
A managed instance of Vaultwarden on ElfHosted — the unofficial-but-mature Rust rewrite of the Bitwarden server, fully compatible with every official Bitwarden client (iOS, Android, browser extensions for Firefox/Chrome/Safari/Edge, macOS/Windows/Linux desktop, CLI). Same client experience; your vault lives on your subdomain instead of Bitwarden's cloud. AGPL-3.0.
Gotify
Self-hosted push notification server — your *arr stack, Uptime Kuma, Watchtower, and any webhook-capable tool fan out alerts to one Android app on your phone.
A managed instance of Gotify on ElfHosted — the self-hosted push notification server with native Android app, simple REST API, and broad ecosystem support. Most self-host tools (Uptime Kuma, the *arr stack, Watchtower, Home Assistant) speak Gotify out of the box. BSD-3 licensed; lightweight Go binary; works without a Google or Apple push-vendor account.
HomeBox
Self-hosted home inventory — track every item by location, photo, serial number, warranty, and purchase info, so insurance claims and "where did I put it?" questions stop being painful.
A managed instance of HomeBox on ElfHosted — the actively-maintained continuation of the original Homebox project, rebuilt and led by sysadminsmedia. Track items in nested locations (House → Room → Drawer), attach photos and receipts, log serial numbers / warranties / value, generate QR codes for boxes. AGPL-3.