Self Hosted Apps

HowToCook is a structured culinary knowledge base and computational engine designed for the management and scaling of instructional cooking content. It provides a framework for organizing technical preparation procedures and ingredient data, allowing users to maintain consistent culinary standards across various meal scales. The platform distinguishes itself through a scalable recipe engine that programmatically adjusts ingredient quantities and procedural steps based on specific serving requirements. It utilizes a modular approach to documentation, breaking down complex cooking methods into discrete, reusable steps that support precise execution regardless of the preparation technique. The system includes a search-indexed retrieval interface for querying centralized culinary databases and supports full self-hosting. By deploying the application within a self-managed server environment, users maintain independent control over their data storage, service availability, and the delivery of instructional resources.

Hiddify is a cross-platform proxy client designed to manage secure network connections and traffic routing across desktop and mobile operating systems. It functions as a unified proxy manager, providing a centralized interface to configure and control various network proxy protocols for encrypted and private internet access. The application distinguishes itself by integrating local loopback interception, which configures the operating system network stack to route traffic through a local port for granular filtering. It also serves as a self-hosted infrastructure tool, enabling users to automate the deployment of private proxy servers on remote infrastructure through simplified command-line initialization. The system maintains consistency across environments by synchronizing remote server states through declarative configuration files and utilizing an event-driven daemon to monitor proxy health and network state changes. It employs a shared bridge layer to interact with native system APIs and firewall rules, while bundling all necessary dependencies into a singular, self-contained executable package.