Edgible cards

Self-hosted apps, tested on a real machine every week

Each card runs one self-hosted app, or wires several together, on a machine you control: at home, in the office, or a small cloud server. It records the images, ports, and who may reach each hostname, and leaves out anything that is yours, so you can run it as it is. Edgible publishes the apps, with hostnames, TLS, and sign-in.

14 app cards, 6 pattern cards, 13 passing their latest test, 33 needs mapped.

App cards

One app each, ready on its own or as a building block. Every app card is tested end to end, and again when it changes or Edgible releases a new version.

Pattern cards

Several apps wired together for a purpose, built from app cards.

Start from a need

What people want to self-host, whether it suits a machine of your own, and how to publish it safely. All 33 needs.

Leaving a hosted service?

With an AI agent

The edgible-cards skill teaches an AI agent, such as Claude Code, to go from a need to a running, published card, and to look after it.