Easily Self-Host Your Personal Financial Data.This is a free, lightweight, and self-hostable personal accounting application built with Go+Vue. It has a simple and easy-to-use interface with rich features, supporting secondary accounts (personal/family), income and expense classification, transaction picture attachments, automatic accounting of regular income and expenses, etc. With PWA technology, it can be added to the phone home screen with one click and experience is comparable to native apps.

Integrated Dashboard Tool for Your Concerned Information Sources.This is a self-hosted dashboard, a single file with no installation required and ready-to-use. It can integrate all the information you follow or subscribe to and display it in a beautiful interface. It supports multiple information sources such as RSS subscriptions, posts, news, weather, bookmarks, calendars, stocks, video updates, website monitoring, etc., and is optimized for mobile devices.

One-click Quick Deployment of K8s Cluster.This is a tool for quickly deploying K3s (lightweight Kubernetes) clusters via SSH. It integrates SSH automated deployment with K3s and supports setting up and managing clusters with one command. It is suitable for various environments such as cloud servers, Raspberry Pi, and virtual machines.

Reverse Proxy Tool in the Cloud-Native Era.This is a modern HTTP reverse proxy and load balancer for cloud-native environments, which can easily deploy microservices. It can automatically detect changes in backend services, dynamically update routing rules, achieve efficient and scalable traffic management, and support mainstream technology stacks such as Docker, Kubernetes, Swarm, ECS, Consul, and Etcd.

Personal Electric Vehicle Charging Intelligent Management Platform.This is an open-source EV (Electric Vehicle) charger control platform that provides flexible and easy-to-install charging solutions for electric vehicle owners. It offers a visual and mobile-friendly web platform through which users can remotely start, stop and monitor the charging status of their vehicles. It supports multiple charging devices and vehicle models. The intelligent charging function can also intelligently schedule charging times according to electricity prices, solar energy storage and schedules, thereby saving electricity costs.

Google Open-Sourced Database MCP Tool.This project is the MCP server open-sourced by Google, specifically designed to provide a unified, secure, and scalable data access layer between LLM applications and various databases. It integrates functions such as connection pooling, authentication, and monitoring, enabling AI agents to quickly acquire the ability to query databases and supports multiple databases such as PostgreSQL and MySQL.

Enterprise-level Multi-channel Large Model API Management Platform.This is an enterprise-level large model interface management platform developed with Go language, supporting multiple services such as OpenAI, Gemini, and Claude. It is ready-to-use, with a built-in web management interface and retention of the native API format. It supports automatic key polling, fault switching, and horizontal scaling, and is designed specifically for high-concurrency production environments.

Quickly Recover Concentration Command Line Tool.This is a Go language-developed command line tool designed to help developers regain focus and inner peace quickly through simple breathing exercises when they are distracted or lack concentration.

Cross-platform Batch Rename Tool.This is a command-line batch renaming tool written entirely in Go language, supporting regular expressions, automatically resolving conflicts, undoing, and other functions.

Real-time Log Viewing Tool with Built-in Web Interface.This is a lightweight real-time log viewing tool that requires no installation and is ready to use out of the box. It has a built-in Web interface, allowing you to view and filter logs in real-time like tail -f through a browser. It supports multiple input modes and custom parsers.

# Use with any shell command
$ tail -f file.log | logdy
WebUI started, visit http://localhost:8080

# Read log files
$ logdy follow app-out.log --full-read
WebUI started, visit http://localhost:8080