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Digital Sovereignty

Break free from cloud lock-in. Run portable & web apps, host your own secure server, and leverage offline AI with 100% open-source tools designed for the mobile professional.

Explore the Ecosystem

Codemo Digital Nomad

Autonomy in Motion

Break free from constant connectivity and restrictive subscriptions. Run local-first, and portable versions of the world's best open-source software.

OS for Homelab

Operating systems and platforms that run on your own hardware. Turnkey or fully open, your choice, your control.
Self-Hosted Apps

Productivity, media, and file sharing, private by design. Local-first autonomy, with no tracking or hidden costs.
Portable Apps

Click-and-run tools and system utilities. Download open-source binaries that require no installation and leave no trace.
HomeLab Hardware

Your hardware, your rules. Run dev servers, stream media, host databases, locally, permanently, privately.
Stack Components

Essential software layers to assemble your homelab: local development, media servers, private AI, secure access, and utilities.
Knowledge Base

Honest software reviews and beginner-friendly guides. Step-by-step tutorials to help you build your independence.

Core Principles

Privacy by Architecture means designing your system, or homelab, so that tools and data run on your own hardware. Your machine becomes the center of your network, not a node in someone else’s cloud.

Autonomy is the antidote to the invisible strings of social engineering baked into proprietary tools. By building on open-source foundations, you own the process and the output, pure utility, designed for creative mastery.

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    Sovereignty

    No surprise bills. Replace cloud lock-in with open-source tools that run on your hardware, on your own terms.

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    Mobility

    Work anywhere, offline or online. Your environment stays consistent across devices, with sync only when you decide.

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    Resilience

    Restore your setup in minutes from a USB drive or private Git repo. Safely share a local server using a tunneling service.

Build Your Homelab

Whether you want a one-click appliance or a fully open stack, your homelab starts with three choices:

Step 1: Homelab Hardware

Choose your machine

Old PC or Mac, modern mini-PC, NAS, or Raspberry Pi.
→ Explore hardware

Step 2: Operating System

OS for Homelab

Install a transparent open OS. No black boxes.
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Step 3: Stack Components

Self-Host Apps.

Assemble your toolkit and secure access.
→ Browse stack

Ready!

Your homelab, your data, your rules!
No rent, no tracking, no hidden locks.

Homelab Hardware

Applications

Web Apps for Digital Nomads

Explore open-source alternatives. Every tool listed is selected for its portability, low resource footprint, and commitment to user autonomy.

Communication

P2P messaging and protocols for decentralized, serverless team sync.
Productivity & Office

Local-first editors using Markdown and OpenDocument file formats.
Finance & Capital

Self-custody assets and private multi-currency wealth management.
Creative Suite

Photo, video, and vector design tools without subscriptions.
Local AI & LLMs

Run language models and image generators on your hardware. No API fees, no data tracking.
Network & Hosting

Personal servers and cloud-in-a-box for total infrastructure control without a middleman.
Privacy & Security

Hardened browsers, encrypted vaults, and secure VPN tunnels.
Knowledge Database

Permanent, queryable archives and linked-note second brains.

Xnet Field Notes

Practical guides to set up and run a local development environment, featuring tutorials and honest reviews about what actually works.