TL;DR: learned how to automate SSL certificates in my homelab. Read on if you’re bored haha.

Hello r/selfhosted

I'm the developer of Chevereto, a self-hosted media sharing platform that I've been developing since 2007. It enables you to run your own Imgur/Flickr website with your own rules, it comes with 2FA and S3-Compatible storage support.

About a week ago I released v4.5.7, the final release in Chevereto V4 release cycle. This one adds supports for several email providers apis (19 total) including AhaSend, Brevo, Mailgun, SendGrid, etc. It also improves on our multi-tenant support with more configurable flags and password-reset endpoint.

We bumped PHP 8.2 support and fixed several bugs as usual, including CVE-2026-55417. You can dig the complete changelog at our documentation.

Demo: https://demo.chevereto.com
Docs: https://docs.chevereto.com
Repo: https://github.com/chevereto/chevereto

Thank you for your support.

A few weeks ago we had a bit of drama on this sub when Planka moved its SSO functionality behind a paid tier. And just a few days ago, we had a "shame" list of self-hosted sso tax apps announced here.

I decided to compile the opposite, as I try to host things on my homelab that can be integrated with PocketID directly

https://ssno.tax/

.. is a list of self hosted applications that provide SSO for free with the option to use a custom OIDC provider. Not included are apps that only support Google OAuth or similar.

There is a health check to mark repos that are stale (no commits for > 90 days) or don't have an OSI approved license. I also tried to link directly to the OIDC configuration manuals

The website is generated from simple json file that you can contribute to on Github:

https://github.com/minimalistinc/ssno.tax

The website is automatically built and deployed to Cloudflare pages. No ads, no tracking, no hidden product placements.

I hope you find this useful!