Nextcloud
Nextcloud keeps your team's files, calendars and contacts on your own Seed. Desktop clients for Windows, macOS and Linux and mobile apps for iOS and Android keep folders in sync across all devices. Share folders directly with colleagues, or send clients a link protected by a password and an expiry date. Calendars and address books connect to your mail client and phone via CalDAV and CardDAV. You can create users in the web interface or pull them from your directory via LDAP, and the built-in App Store adds tools such as Nextcloud Talk for chat and video calls. Nextcloud is open source and free to use.
Vaultwarden
With Vaultwarden, you run the password manager for yourself and your team on a Seed of your own. You use the official Bitwarden apps for browser, phone and desktop and add your Seed there as a self-hosted server. Your devices encrypt passwords, passkeys, TOTP codes and secure notes before they reach the Seed. Organizations let you share logins with colleagues through collections, and Send delivers text or files as a link with an expiry date. File attachments, emergency access and two-factor login with an authenticator app or security key are available to every account. Vaultwarden comes without license fees, and its source code is open.
Set up more software
Our guides describe step by step how to install and set up more software on your Seed.
Frequently asked questions about apps
What does an app cost?
The app itself is free. You are billed for the Seed it runs on, by the hour according to its model. If the app needs an IPv4 address, it is added automatically at the regular IPv4 price.
Who installs updates for the app?
The app runs on your Seed and you have full root access. You install updates for the app and the operating system yourself, as described in the app's documentation. For many apps, our guides cover the steps as well.
Can I create a Seed with an app through the Public API?
Yes. The GET /apps endpoint of the Public API returns the catalog with every installable version. When you create a Seed, set the source type to app and the ref to apps/{slug}/versions/{version_slug}. Every app page shows a complete example.
How do I know the setup is complete?
The setup runs on the Seed's first boot and takes a few minutes depending on the app. Once it is complete, the file ready.txt in /root on the Seed contains everything you need next. If you find a failed.txt there instead, please contact our support.
