sp-codes.de
Free, ad-free hosted open-source tools for chat, video calls, social networking and code hosting
About sp-codes.de
sp-codes provides hosted open-source tools: Matrix for messaging, Jitsi Meet for video conferencing, Mastodon and PeerTube for social networking and video, Forgejo for code hosting, ntfy for push notifications and Shields for project badges. Pixelfed is in a test phase, and a captive portal check is also offered.
The services are free of charge and ad-free, and are made available to the public and to the project's community. The project is run by Samuel Philipp, a full-stack developer and SysAdmin who operates the services in his spare time. He also runs Ossrox, which offers professional hosting of open-source tools for companies, private persons and other organisations.
Product: Hosted open-source services: Matrix, Jitsi Meet, Mastodon, PeerTube, Forgejo, ntfy, Shields, a captive portal check, and Pixelfed (test phase).
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