One sovereign box.
Every app you need.
Vulos OS is the sovereign desktop your box runs. Everything else here is a standalone, self-hostable app you install and run independently — each open source, each with its own repo. Run what you need, on hardware you control.
Everything you can run.
28 self-hostable apps, grouped by what they do. Each is open source, each has its own page and repo. Run one, or run them all.
A frank word: this is a broad, ambitious ecosystem. Some of these are mature and have been in the works for years; others are early or frankly experimental. Each project's own page and repository are honest about where it stands — read before you rely on it.
Documents, mail, calendars and personal finance — your day-to-day, on your own box.
Write code together and see the true state of your projects, local-first.
Run the org — sell, take orders, track stock, ticket, maintain, and take sealed reports.
Design parts, boards and the machines themselves, then drive them.
Index the open web and the law — your own copy, not someone else’s.
Play in a browser tab and publish media that outlives the platform.
Headless services you self-host and point your own apps and sites at — a gateway, an engine, a payment substrate, an analytics collector.
Where your data lives — Postgres-compatible, on object storage you control.
KOTVA — the narrow-waist protocol family the whole suite rides on — with its reference broker and mail node.
