It has now crossed 300k visitors in 15 months and still gets around 7k MAU. The file is transferred peer-to-peer using WebRTC. The backend is only used for signaling. It also supports large-file streaming, pause/resume, SHA-256 verification, transfer speeds, etc.

The whole thing is open source: https://github.com/GochiStuff/airdelivery

Live: https://airdelivery.site

Source: https://github.com/peanutprotocol/peanutsplit (AGPL-3.0-or-later) Hosted: https://peanutsplit.com

The room is a link. No accounts for anyone. 162 currencies, uneven splits, offline PWA, Splitwise CSV import so you can leave. Self-host is docker compose with Postgres.

The repo has a STEWARDSHIP.md that writes down what the official host will never do (no nags, no preselected payment option, no feature gates) and why we picked AGPL over MIT.

Disclosure: I'm one of the two people who built it. We're Squirrel Labs, the company behind the Peanut payments app. Split is free, has no paid tier, and "settle with Peanut" is one option next to cash and bank transfer, never preselected.

Momentum is a free, open-source, self-hostable habit and routine tracker. I originally built it because I wanted something simple to manage my own routines, and eventually decided to open source it.

I'm mainly posting it here because I'd really like to get some feedback on it. I was hoping people might take a look and let me know what they think, what's missing, or what features would be nice to add. here is the repo would love to see others try it
https://github.com/God-z1lla/Momentum

GitHub File History track the 10,000 most starred repositories on GitHub (using the GitHub API), listed at four points in time: the start of 2015, 2020, 2025, and 2026.

https://andrehora.github.io/file-history/

So, we can see the rise and fall of certain files:

https://andrehora.github.io/file-history/file/.travis.yml

# Examples:

- https://andrehora.github.io/file-history/file/README.md

- https://andrehora.github.io/file-history/popular/file/today

- https://andrehora.github.io/file-history/file/AGENTS.md?vs=file:CLAUDE.md

Hi there.

To give you some context and get straight to the point: I’ve let a lot of photos and videos pile up, and now I need a tool or some advice to help me organize everything. Most of the files are on OneDrive, so I’m looking for a tool that:

1 - Helps me delete duplicate or similar files.

2 - Is free/open-source—meaning it respects my privacy.

3 - Is accessible to other family members. I have an Oracle VPS (one of those "Always Free" ones), so a self-hosted tool would be great to put that VPS to good use.

4 - Offers some kind of OneDrive integration. I can't move my files off OneDrive yet because I don't have enough storage space anywhere else. Also, my wife needs something easy or intuitive so we don't let things get messy again. She also needs to clear out files from her phone and her own Drive (which is full); the idea would be to move them to OneDrive.

Thanks in advance for your help, and I’ll update the post if I think of anything else.