Jitsi Meet review: video calls you can host yourself
Jitsi Meet is open source video conferencing you can join in a browser or host yourself. See the free public service limits and what stays private.
Jitsi Meet is open source video conferencing you can join in a browser or host yourself. See the free public service limits and what stays private.
Considering Zulip open-source team chat? Learn how hosting, encryption, free-plan limits and everyday setup affect your group’s privacy before choosing.
VLC media player is a free open-source media player that plays your own files on the device. See its privacy limits, price, and who should use it.
Blender is free open-source 3D software for models and animation on your own computer, with no account required. See how private it is and who should use it.
Is darktable the right free open-source photo editor for you? Learn about local files, export privacy, platform limits and a practical first-edit workflow.
CoMaps is a free offline map app for walking, cycling and driving. See how routes stay on your phone, which devices it supports, and how to start.
Considering Valetudo? Learn how free open-source robot vacuum software keeps control local, which robots work, and what installation involves at home.
Frigate is an open source NVR that records IP cameras at home and spots people and cars on your own hardware. Price, privacy limits, and how to start.
openHAB is open source home automation you run at home. See what stays on your hardware, how the phone apps work, and when remote access is optional.
Is KeePassDX the free open-source password manager for you? Learn how its Android vault works, what syncing needs, and how to keep a usable backup.
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.
