Drive · NAS · Dashboard · Board · Momentum

Self-hosted,
up to speed.

A web drive, a NAS, a dashboard, a kanban and a task tool. Each one a single container on the computer in the corner. Your files stay on your disk.

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One container eachNo cloud accountFree to try, all of them

mk-drivefiles · photos · shares · iPhone mk-dashboardhost · containers · alerts mk-nasdisks · pools · snapshots · shares

one old PC · three containers · your files

The home-server stack

One box. Three containers.

mk-driveA web drive over the folders you already have.Runs today. The iOS app is in TestFlight.mk-nasAn old PC as a small, quiet NAS, with mk-drive as its face.Version 0.3. Pools, datasets, snapshots, shares and copies work; the installer stick boots.mk-dashboardOne page for the Docker host under your desk.Runs today.

The personal tools

For the person, not the box.

mk-boardA kanban that lives in a markdown file inside the project it tracks.Runs today.MomentumA task tool for an ADHD brain: one thing now, a board behind it, today on the side.Runs today. The iPhone app is on the way.

For a business

And one for the invoices.

mk-invoiceSelf-hosted invoicing for Poland, built for KSeF from the first line.Pre-release. Invoicing, KSeF and single sign-on are done.

Your disk is the database

The drive reads folders, the board reads a markdown file, the NAS leaves ZFS to be ZFS. Nothing is imported, nothing is locked in. Stop using an app and your files are exactly where they were.

One container each

No databases to run, no queues, no cloud account. A docker run line and a volume. The apps that need each other find each other over a socket on the same box.

Built by one person, used every day

These run the author’s own home. They are made with mk-kit, the same component library, so they look and behave alike, on the desk and on the phone.