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I was subscribed to 50 blogs via email. My inbox was chaos. FreshRSS lets me read them all in one clean interface.
Bitly is fine until they want $40 a month for custom domains and analytics. Shlink does the same thing on my server for free.
I had 15 services running and kept forgetting which port was which. Homarr gave me a single page to see everything.
My grandmother's recipes were on handwritten cards. Now they are in a searchable, self-hosted recipe manager I can access from my phone while cooking.
I stopped editing documents on Google Docs after realizing they train AI on my content. CryptPad is encrypted, collaborative, and self-hosted.
Slack wanted $12/user/month for the privilege of searching our own messages. Mattermost does everything Slack does on our server.
GitHub is great until you want to own your code. Gogs is the lightest Git server ever written and it runs on a Raspberry Pi with 64MB RAM.
Calendly is convenient. But $16 a month for letting people book time on my calendar? I built the same thing with Cal.com for free.
Our team had documentation scattered everywhere. Google Docs, Notion, Slack messages. BookStack gave us one place to keep everything.
Zapier wanted $74 a month for the plan I needed. n8n does the same thing on my server for free. The math was simple.