Self-hosted release paths
Docker-based deployments, versioned releases, backups, restore paths, update guidance, and docs that make running the software realistic.
Open source and self-hosted software foundations.
Open source is not only a license choice. It changes how software is documented, packaged, released, supported, and trusted.
Eldwick Software supports teams that want transparent, inspectable, self-hosted software and public tooling without leaving users to guess how the project works.
Public developer surfaces
SDKs, integration packages, API documentation, release notes, examples, and contribution paths that help developers understand where to begin.
Project boundaries
Licensing, brand boundaries, documentation, contribution models, and governance that keep the project understandable after it leaves the private repo.
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.
Logister
Open source, self-hosted error monitoring and bug triage for teams that want one dashboard they can run, fork, and connect to the apps they already ship.
PostgreSQL
core app data
Redis
background jobs
ClickHouse
event analytics
FinanceTracking.app
Self-hosted monthly budgeting software for people who want a repeatable planning routine, manual account context, CSV imports, and backups without handing bank credentials to a hosted budgeting service.
- Dockerized hosting in your own environment.
- Financial data stays on systems you operate.
- Manual accounts, CSV imports, and net worth tracking without bank-sync requirements.
- Versioned JSON backups with import preview, restore support, and optional password encryption.
- Recurring templates, month cloning, multiple review views, guided entry, and card estimates.