Open source and self-hosted software foundations.

Open source is not only a license choice. It changes how software is documented, packaged, supported, and trusted.

Eldwick Software supports teams that value transparent, inspectable, self-hosted software and public tooling.

Self-hosted release paths

Docker-based deployments, versioned releases, backups, restore paths, and docs that make running the software realistic.

Public developer surfaces

SDKs, integration packages, API documentation, release notes, examples, and supportable contribution paths.

Project boundaries

Licensing, brand boundaries, documentation, contribution models, and governance that keep the project understandable.

Examples of the open source foundations we build around.

These projects reflect the same preference we bring to client work: inspectable internals, practical deployment, and documentation that helps people own the software.

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Logister

Open source, self-hosted error monitoring and bug triage for teams that want a forkable alternative to hosted observability tools.

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FinanceTracking.app

Self-hosted monthly budgeting software for accounts, recurring transactions, CSV imports, month review, and backups.

Use openness when it makes the project easier to inspect, deploy, fork, document, or operate.

Discuss an open source project