insomnia247.nl
Shell hosting, web shell and Nextcloud for Linux users, plus a public password hash lookup database
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About insomnia247.nl
Insomnia 24/7 offers shell hosting accounts with a web shell, Nextcloud, GitLab and a wiki. It also runs a public hash database of md5, sha1 and sha256 hashes of passwords, and has published the source code of its API and the generator script used to build it.
Hosting users can run OCI-compatible containers through podman, a feature added in April 2022. The main SSD storage array has a 10 GB quota per user, raised from 5 GB in January 2022, while the cold storage has no quota. A Gemma 4 (e2b) language model was added to the models available on gpt.insomnia247.nl in April 2026. The site has a Donate page.
Product: Shell hosting accounts with a web shell, Nextcloud, GitLab, container support, a hash lookup database and an AI model endpoint.
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