Empowering Privacy with Open Source
Private.coffee
Private.coffee
Our self-hosted Services
Private.coffee runs a Matrix server. You can use it to chat with other people at Private.coffee or around the world. Use it with a client of your choice, or use our web clients.
Go to HydrogenCryptPad is a private, encrypted, zero-knowledge, realtime collaborative editor, similar to Google Docs and Office 365.
Go to CryptPadPiped and Invidious are alternative front-ends to YouTube. Unfortunately, they are under attack from Google, and may be slow or unavailable at times.
Go to PipedTransfer.coffee allows you to transfer files securely using peer-to-peer connections. Your files are never stored on our servers.
Go to Transfer.coffeeMastodon is a decentralized social network. You can use it to post short messages, follow other people, and more.
Go to Cuddly Space Go to Skrt SocialForgejo is our in-house Git forge. You can use it to host your Git repositories, and to collaborate with others.
Go to ForgejoBigBlueButton is an open-source video conferencing system. You can use it to hold video conferences, webinars, and more.
Go to BigBlueButtonHedgeDoc is an open-source collaborative markdown editor. You can use it to write and edit documents in markdown, and to collaborate with others.
Go to HedgeDocFreshRSS is a RSS feed reader. You can use it to subscribe to RSS feeds and read the latest articles from your favorite websites.
Go to FreshRSSredlib is a privacy-friendly alternative front-end to Reddit. It allows you to browse Reddit without being tracked.
Go to redlibAllTube is a video downloader powered by yt-dlp. It allows you to download videos from YouTube, Vimeo, and many other sites. You can also stream the download through our server for extra privacy.
Go to AllTubeQuetre is a privacy-friendly alternative front-end to Quora. It allows you to browse Quora without being tracked or having to log in.
Wikimore is a privacy-friendly alternative front-end to Wikipedia and other Wikimedia wikis.
Priviblur is a privacy-friendly alternative front-end to Tumblr. It allows you to browse Tumblr without being tracked.
BiblioReads is a privacy-friendly alternative front-end to Goodreads. It allows you to browse Goodreads without being tracked.
Go to BiblioReadsLibreTranslate is a self-hosted translation service powered by Argos Translate. It allows you to translate text between many languages.
Go to LibreTranslatewishthis is a service for creating wishlists. You can use it to create wishlists for yourself, or to share them with others.
Go to wishthisBreezeWiki is a privacy-friendly alternative front-end to Fandom. It allows you to browse Fandom wikis without ads or tracking.
Penpot is an open-source design and prototyping platform. It allows you to create designs and prototypes, and to collaborate with others.
Go to Penpottldraw is a collaborative whiteboard. You can use it to draw and write with others in real-time.
Go to tldrawUse our URL shortener at pcof.fi to turn long, complicated URLs into something more handy.
Go to pcof.fiRallly is a free collaborative scheduling service. It allows you to create polls and vote on them, similar to Doodle. Pro features are enabled for free after signing in.
Go to RalllyLibreY is an open-source, privacy-friendly metasearch engine. It allows you to search for web, image, video, torrents, and more, and it can also search onion sites.
Overleaf is an online LaTeX editor for writing and sharing documents. It allows you to write documents in LaTeX, and to collaborate with others.
Go to OverleafGothub is an alternative GitHub interface that respects your privacy. It is currently in alpha, but you can browse and download repositories, and you can also clone them using git+https (although the text on the main page would disagree).
Go to GotHubBinternet is a privacy-friendly alternative front-end to Pinterest. It allows you to browse Pinterest without being tracked.
Go to BinternetOverpass is an API for OpenStreetMap. You can use it to query OpenStreetMap data, and to get the results in various formats.
Go to OverpassPrivacy
from the community
for the community