“A self hosted form because tally is too expensive and google forms lacks style”
amschel, on github.com ↗
Tally wants $24 a month before your survey stops wearing its logo. Probe is the whole form builder in one Docker container, and the only thing it asks is your questions.
Formspree's free plan taps out at 50 submissions a month. SiSH Form Mailer takes every one of them on your own server, and its builder learned Go on the way.
“I had been using Formspree, but I was really running into issues keeping it free.”
Slack bills you per head, per month, forever. Deft puts chat, tasks and notes on your own server and bills you nothing.
“This started with three things: wanting Slack to do more, a growing resentment of SaaS bills, and getting slightly too obsessed with self-hosting.”
FlightConnections bills $39.99 a year to show you where the planes go. FSAtlas plots 170,000 real routes on your own server and bills nobody.
“It's designed for flight simmers, virtual airline pilots, and aviation hobbyists who want realistic route inspiration for their next flight with powerful filters for MSFS, X-Plane, or Prepar3D without needing a paid subscription like FlightConnections.”
Built something because a company wanted your credit card for a feature that fits in a single file? That's spiteware. Submit it and join the hall of fame.
