FileHunter, Self-hosted file manager that remembers disconnected drives
Catalog millions of files once, browse offline forever—three-tier hashing kills duplicates across terabytes.

Browser SMB access when FileBrowser and Nextcloud already exist.
Self-hosters and IT admins managing internal file servers
FileBrowser · Nextcloud · ownCloud
I started working on Sambee when I wanted to access my Samba server from my phone and found existing free tools to be lacking in essential areas such as architecture, user experience, and capabilities.
Sambee has a fast image viewer and Markdown editor built-in, and it can open other types of files in any installed desktop app for editing (changes are saved back to the original location via the browser).
Sambee is open-source and designed for self-hosting.
GitHub: https://github.com/helgeklein/sambee Blog post: https://helgeklein.com/blog/introducing-sambee-browser-based...
What do you think: does this have potential? How should Sambee evolve?
Catalog millions of files once, browse offline forever—three-tier hashing kills duplicates across terabytes.
Yet another self-hosted file manager competing with Nextcloud and FileBrowser.
Six apps with native protocols (IMAP, CalDAV, WebDAV) in one Docker container.
Portainer alternative keeping compose files on disk with outbound-only agent connectivity.
OpenClaw but in a container—fixes security by default, ships Docker isolation instead of promises.
Single Docker deploy for wardrobe tracking when other self-hosted options are unmaintained.