Open source · Written in Rust · Self-hosted

Your server.
Your data.
No cloud.

One static binary runs the everyday services you’d otherwise rent from the cloud — Git hosting, websites, email, photos, calendars, contacts, a password vault, DNS, and container registries. Start with Git hosting; add the rest when you need it.

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For your personal life

Photos and videos, calendars, contacts, a password vault, and email — synced to the apps you already use, kept on hardware you own.

For your projects

Git hosting, websites, a container registry, and authoritative DNS — the pieces you need to ship, running in one process.

For your peace of mind

One static binary, standard protocols, no cloud accounts, and no subscriptions. Your data stays exactly where you put it, and the clients you already use keep working.

One server. The services you keep outsourcing.

All services run in the same process. No glue code, no sidecar containers, no network hops between your own services.

Git SSH-backed repositories with per-repo access control and push-to-deploy workflows Websites Git-backed Markdown and static sites, served over HTTP with automatic TLS Email Inbound SMTP, outbound submission, and full IMAP access with rules-based routing Image library Photo and video hosting over HTTP with an Immich-compatible API — and albums served straight to e-paper photo frames AI administration Every admin command as an MCP tool — manage the whole instance from Claude or any MCP client Calendars & contacts CalDAV and CardDAV servers — sync with any standard calendar or contacts app on any device Password vault Bitwarden-compatible, end-to-end-encrypted vault — sync with the Bitwarden apps you already use DNS Authoritative DNS server — manage zones for all your domains in one place Container registry OCI-compatible registry — push and pull your own images without Docker Hub

Underneath, it’s all Git

Every photo, email, calendar event, contact, and DNS zone is stored directly inside a Git repository — stored as Git, not exported to it. That is what makes Everlock durable: every change is versioned, replication is a mirror, an offline backup is a clone, and moving to new hardware is a push.

photos.git
mail.git
calendar.git
contacts.git
passwords.git
dns.git