One account for open-source software you don't have to run.

Bootstack hosts established open-source applications — code, passwords, files, documents — and puts them behind a single sign-in, so the suite feels like one product instead of eight separate installations.

Nothing here is a proprietary rewrite. Each application is the upstream project, operated as it ships, on infrastructure in Europe. If Bootstack ever stops being the right place for your data, the same software runs on your own hardware.

What that means in practice

One sign-in. A single account, held in Bootstack's own identity service, opens every application in the suite.
Upstream software, operated. The applications are maintained by their own communities. Bootstack runs, updates, and backs them up.
Portable on purpose. Every hosted application is self-hostable, and exports are the projects' own — not a format invented here.

This is a non-production preview, not a product launch. It runs on disposable infrastructure that can be removed at any time. There is no self-service signup, no billing, no support commitment, and no guarantee that anything stored here survives. Accounts exist for testing, by invitation.

Treat every service reachable from this page as a rehearsal. Do not put data here that you would mind losing, and do not read availability or pricing into anything on this page.