startos

User manual, developer documentation, and support for StartOS

Moved to the start-technologies monorepo: projects/*/docs and projects/start-docs

Dojo for StartOS

Self-hosted Lightning payment and identity server with native BOLT12 support for Umbrel and StartOS.

Get paid by name instead of a long random address. Publishes a BIP-353 record for your silent payment address, and tells you if anyone repoints it.

Self-hosted Lightning payment and identity server with native BOLT12 support for StartOS

Interactive admin menu for StartOS servers, run over SSH: system details, scheduled backups, notification forwarding and alerts

BitcoinTX: a self-hosted Bitcoin portfolio and tax tracker for your wallets, exchanges and banks, each wallet and exchange with its own coins. Per-wallet FIFO cost basis, IRS Form 8949 and Schedule D, optional AI entry over MCP. macOS app, Docker, StartOS.

StartOS .s9pk for Shulcrum, a BLAKE2b-PoW Electrum server for Bitcoin Blake2b (BitcoinB2B)

Always-on FROST threshold co-signer node for Nostr and Bitcoin, packaged for StartOS

CouchDB packaged for StartOS — a self-hosted sync backend for Obsidian LiveSync

iPhone wallet for the Bitcoin BLAKE2b chain. Connects to your own Knots node over Tor, compatible with Shrike

StartOS .s9pk for Shrike, a Bitcoin Blake2b (BitcoinB2B) wallet served to your browser

StartOS package for RustDesk Server: your own ID and relay server for RustDesk remote desktop

Satori is a privacy-respecting, self-hosted hypermedia Nostr client for StartOS 0.4.0+

Offline library for StartOS: Wikipedia, medicine, repair guides, emergency manuals and videos, served by Kiwix. Pick books from a 40-book shelf.

StartOS package test repo (hello-world) — proving the s9pk build pipeline end to end.

Vikunja (Task management with lists, Kanban, Gantt, and more) for StartOS

Say hello to a local encrypted watch only Bitcoin wallet you can talk to anywhere in the world.

Offline recovery of a CryptPad account's documents and files from a StartOS server's encrypted data, using the account's username and password. Work in progress; not an official CryptPad or Start9 tool