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Self-hosted alternatives to WhatTheDuck

50 self-hosted Developer Tools apps to use instead, best rated first.

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    Payload CMS

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    Payload CMS is a self-hosted, code-first content management system that gives developers full control over their data structure and admin UI. It combines a powerful API, flexible authentication, file uploads, and localization out of the box

    Self-hosted

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    OneDev

    Launch

    OneDev is a comprehensive Git server that integrates CI/CD, Kanban boards, and package management all in a single platform. It aims to provide a seamless and unparalleled experience for developers and teams working on software projects.

    Self-hosted

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    SuiteCRM

    Launch

    SuiteCRM is an open source Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software solution that provides a 360-degree view of your customers and business. It empowers businesses to streamline operations, enhance customer engagement, and increase s

    Self-hosted

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    appsmith

    Launch

    Stop grappling with data, scouring for the perfect React library, and coding everything from scratch. Build custom software 10X faster with Appsmith.

    Self-hosted

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    Dokku

    Launch

    A Docker-powered platform that lets you deploy Heroku-compatible applications via Git, with buildpack support and container isolation.

    Self-hosted

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    Dokploy

    Launch

    Streamline your deployment process with Dokploy. Manage applications and databases on any VPS using Docker and Traefik for improved performance and security.

    Self-hosted

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About WhatTheDuck

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WhatTheDuck

WhatTheDuck is an open-source web application built on DuckDB

It allows users to upload CSV|Parquet files, store them in tables, and perform SQL queries on the data. The application supports downloading filtered results in CSV format, uploading multiple files, and running join queries. Please note that the data is stored temporarily in memory

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