ForkFree

Stacks

Protect passwords, photos and home network

Keep passwords, photos and browsing safe and under your control for a household or tiny team.

For people who want to stop handing credentials and family photos to large providers. Vaultwarden stores passwords, Immich or Ente keeps photos, AdGuard Home blocks trackers network-wide, and Gitleaks catches leaked keys if you also write code.

  1. 1

    vaultwarden

    Store and share passwords with the Bitwarden apps

    Instead of Bitwarden. AGPL-3.0 Worth a look

  2. 2

    immich

    Back up and browse phone photos and videos

    Instead of Google Photos. AGPL-3.0 Ready to use

  3. 3

    AdGuardHome

    Block adverts and trackers for every device on your network

    Instead of . GPL-3.0 Worth a look

  4. 4

    CasaOS

    Install and manage these apps from a simple home server dashboard

    Instead of . Apache-2.0 Ready to use

  5. 5

    gitleaks

    Scan code folders for accidentally stored passwords and keys

    Instead of GitGuardian. MIT Worth a look

Before you start

['If your server fails and you have no backup, you lose your passwords and photos. Set up tested, off-site backups first.', 'Vaultwarden is an unofficial server, not supported by Bitwarden. Keep it updated and do not expose it carelessly to the internet.', 'AdGuard Home can block things you need until you add exceptions, which household members may notice.', 'vaultwarden uses AGPL: if you change it and offer it to others over a network, you must share your changes.', 'immich uses AGPL: if you change it and offer it to others over a network, you must share your changes.']