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Run 350+ open-source services on your own server

Coolify's whole one-click catalogue, 352 services, is in airepeat. Here is how it works and why some services ask you to confirm first.

The airepeat team27 October 20262 min read

A site rarely runs alone. You want analytics, an uptime monitor, a place for forms, maybe a team wiki. airepeat now offers Coolify's whole one-click catalogue, 352 open-source services, on your own server.

Where the catalogue comes fromLink to this section: Where the catalogue comes from

Coolify maintains a feed of one-click service templates. airepeat keeps a committed snapshot of it, refreshed daily in live mode, so the list you browse is the list Coolify can run. Each service's logo is copied, cleaned and served by airepeat itself, so the catalogue loads nothing from other sites.

You can browse it without an account in the public catalogue.

Adding oneLink to this section: Adding one

Pick a service, give each of its web containers an address on one of your Cloudflare domains, and approve. The service is created on your own Coolify, next to your sites. From then on you can start, stop and restart it, and set its variables, from the dashboard.

WordPress is one of these services: a WordPress site in airepeat is Coolify's WordPress with MariaDB.

Services that need careLink to this section: Services that need care

Most services are ordinary web apps. A few ask for much more access to your server, and those need the owner's explicit acknowledgement before they're created. airepeat flags a service when it:

mounts the Docker socket, which gives it control of every container on the server;
runs privileged;
uses host networking;
publishes ports directly on the host;
opens an admin page without a sign-in.

None of these is wrong in itself. A container manager needs the Docker socket to do its job. But you should know before you add one, so airepeat tells you and asks.

Why on your own serverLink to this section: Why on your own server

Running these services yourself means their data stays on a server you own, they cost what the server costs, and you can move them when you like. airepeat's job is to make adding one as quick as a hosted service, without hiding what it does.

Read the guide to adding a service to get started.

Where the catalogue comes from

You can browse it without an account in the public catalogue.

Adding one

WordPress is one of these services: a WordPress site in airepeat is Coolify's WordPress with MariaDB.

Services that need care

Most services are ordinary web apps. A few ask for much more access to your server, and those need the owner's explicit acknowledgement before they're created. airepeat flags a service when it:

mounts the Docker socket, which gives it control of every container on the server;

runs privileged;

uses host networking;

publishes ports directly on the host;

opens an admin page without a sign-in.

None of these is wrong in itself. A container manager needs the Docker socket to do its job. But you should know before you add one, so airepeat tells you and asks.