Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “Self-Hosting”
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openGym on Kubernetes
For a while I have been looking for a good self-hosted solution for recording my gym sessions. I have a good solution for tracking my cardio sessions (cycling and running mainly) in Endurain, but never for strength training. I have tried a few:
- wger - a good solution, but the UI is a bit dated and it is also geared towards managing a gym rather than a single user.
- Wingfit - also good, but I just did not click with it. Shame, because the developer is from Brittany, which is my adopted home.
- A multitude of different open source Android apps. These all had UX issues and no syncing, so kind of sucked for me.
As a result, I stayed on Strong for much longer than I would have liked.
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OpenClaw: My first experience with a self-hosted AI Assistant
Recently, I decided to jump on the latest AI bandwagon. While cloud-based large language models are powerful and convenient, I wanted complete control over my data, plus the satisfaction of running everything on my own infrastructure. Enter OpenClaw — a personal AI assistant that runs locally and integrates with messaging platforms you already use.