Memos: Self-Hosted Microblog Meets Daily Note
Memos is a lightweight self-hosted microblog and scratchpad. One Compose container, SQLite, Markdown hashtags, and zero Twitter brain rot.
Tag: productivity
All the articles with the tag "productivity".
Local Coding Agents Need Less Context
Local coding agents don't fail because your 27B model is too small. They fail because you let 200K tokens of garbage pile up in the context window. Cap it low.
Stirling-PDF: Stop Uploading Your Tax Returns to Sketchy Sites
Stirling-PDF is the self-hosted PDF toolkit your privacy-conscious brain needs, merge, split, OCR, compress, and redact without touching ilovepdf.
Aider & Cline: Terminal AI Coding That Actually Ships
Aider vs Cline: two agentic AI coding tools that go beyond autocomplete. Which terminal AI coding agent ships cleaner work?
Atuin: Shell History That Actually Works Across Machines
Atuin replaces your broken $HISTFILE with a SQLite DB, fzf-style search, and optional E2E-encrypted sync across every machine you own.
Karakeep: Self-Hosted Bookmarks With AI Tagging
Karakeep (formerly Hoarder) is a self-hosted Pocket alternative with AI auto-tagging, full-text search, and Docker Compose deploy in under 10 minutes.
Syncthing for Dotfiles: Sync vs Manage
Syncthing mirrors your files in real time, but is that actually a good idea for dotfiles? An honest comparison against chezmoi and proper dotfile managers.
Vikunja vs Focalboard vs Taiga
Vikunja is a todo+kanban all-rounder. Focalboard is Trello-ish (archived). Taiga is agile/scrum. Here's how to pick self-hosted project management.
FreshRSS vs Miniflux vs Tiny Tiny RSS
Three self-hosted RSS readers compared. FreshRSS is polished, Miniflux is minimalist, TT-RSS is feature-rich. Here's how to pick yours.
Linkding vs Hoarder vs Wallabag in 2026
Linkding is minimal bookmarks. Hoarder is AI-tagged content store. Wallabag is read-it-later. Here's how to pick the right self-hosted bookmark tool.
Stop Feeding the AI Your Whole Repo
Comparing context-mode, code-review-graph, token-savior, and claude-context, MCP tools that stop AI coding agents from reading your whole codebase blind.
RTK vs snip vs lean-ctx: Token Killers
RTK, snip, and lean-ctx filter your AI coding agent's output before it burns context tokens. I run RTK daily, here's the one I'd actually switch to.