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selfhostkit.dev · about

Who builds this

I'm Paul. I run everything I use on my own servers, and selfhostkit is where I ship the small tools I kept googling and never found in a form I liked. No ad-walls, no tracking, no login. Just the thing you came for.

What I actually do

By day I run Ankaa Services, a one-person digital shop for small companies. Think of it as a digital project lead you don't have to hire full-time: websites, SEO, automation, and increasingly AI agents wired into the tools a business already uses. One person, accountable, no agency overhead. If that's a thing you need, that's over here → ankaa-services.com.

I come at it from the tech side. I've been coding since I was a kid, trained as a developer, then spent years on the operational reality of small structures before going independent. So I read the config file and the P&L, which turns out to be the useful combination.

I self-host all of it

This isn't theory. My file cloud (Nextcloud), my automations (n8n), a handful of client sites, and a small fleet of AI agents all run on a modest VPS I manage myself, behind a reverse proxy, in Docker, with backups I actually test. selfhostkit runs on that same box, which feels right for a site about self-hosting.

That's also why the tools here are opinionated. Every one solves a thing I hit for real: a compose file that wouldn't parse, a docker run I needed as a service, a reverse proxy I didn't want to hand-write for the hundredth time, a model I wasn't sure would fit in VRAM. I build the version I want to use, then leave it here for you.

How it works

Say hi

Found a bug, want a tool that doesn't exist yet, or just want to argue about Caddy versus Traefik? Open an issue on GitHub, or reach me through Ankaa Services. More tools, and more self-hosted AI, are landing here.

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