RustDesk review: remote desktop you can self-host
RustDesk is a free open-source remote desktop for computers you own. See how its privacy works, what a server costs, and how to get started.
RustDesk is a free open-source remote desktop for computers you own. See how its privacy works, what a server costs, and how to get started.
Need a free open-source video cutter? Learn how LosslessCut keeps editing local, what it costs, and why cut boundaries matter before sharing private clips.
Geany is a lightweight open-source code editor for Linux, Windows and macOS. See how it keeps files on your computer, what it costs, and who it suits.
The Battle for Wesnoth is a free open-source strategy game you can play offline. See platforms, what it costs, and how online names and chat work.
Mindustry is a free open-source tower defense game for computer and phone. Play alone or host friends, and see the price, privacy, and first steps.
MuseScore Studio is free open-source sheet music software that keeps scores as files on your computer. See platforms, the licence, and how to start.
Hydrogen is a free open-source drum machine you run on your own computer. Learn what it saves locally, which platforms it supports, and how to start.
gonic is a free open-source music server you run at home. This guide explains how a gonic music server streams your files and what it can send out.
wallabag is an open-source read-it-later app for a private article archive, on your server or on wallabag.it. See the price, the apps, and privacy.
Miniflux is a free self-hosted RSS reader that keeps the sites you follow in one private list, strips trackers, and can run on your own server.
BellCrier breach check
Most people are, and never hear about it. BellCrier checks your email against known data breaches for free, then alerts you when it turns up in a new one, with exactly what leaked and how to fix it.
