Directory source and attribution
ToolPick's directory is a searchable index of external self-hosted software destinations. The records are kept separate from ToolPick's native browser tools and its editorial software profiles.
Dataset and pinned revision
Adapted from the awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted-data dataset.
- Repository
- awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted-data
- Records in directory
- 1,293
- Source records
- 1,346
- Destination checks
- 1,325 checked; 32 excluded
License and change notice
The source dataset is distributed under the CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported license. ToolPick preserves the source attribution and links to the original license and author list for the dataset.
ToolPick normalizes field names, adds a destination check receipt, and excludes archived, duplicate, non-HTTPS, unavailable, unresolved, and existing ToolPick entries. Descriptions remain dataset-sourced.
How destination checks work
- ToolPick keeps only HTTPS official destination URLs with a reachable 2xx or 3xx response at check time.
- Checks use HEAD first and use a single normal GET fallback only when a server returns 405 or 501.
- 403, 429, login destinations, unavailable links, non-HTTPS links, archived rows, and unresolved checks are excluded.
- No destination response body is stored, and the check is not a claim about feature quality, price, security, or continued availability.
Self-hosted means the source dataset classifies the project as software that can be self-hosted. A card links outward to the official destination; it is not an embedded ToolPick execution environment.