4.7 out of 5 stars
(129 Ratings)
Passwork is a password manager built for security-conscious organizations, available as both a self-hosted (on-premise) solution and a secure cloud service. Developed and headquartered in Europe (Barcelona, Spain), Passwork meets GDPR, NIS2, ENS and other European regulatory requirements by design.
The self-hosted version stores all passwords and credentials exclusively on your own server. Double-layer AES-256 encryption (server-side and client-side) with zero-knowledge architecture ensures your data stays within your infrastructure.
For organizations seeking instant deployment without infrastructure overhead, Passwork Cloud provides a fully managed SaaS option. Hosted in secure data centers in Germany, the cloud platform operates on the same zero-knowledge model.
Passwork is ISO/IEC 27001 certified. Both deployment options are trusted by enterprises for secure password sharing, privileged access management, and centralized credential governance.
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4.8 out of 5 stars
(37 Ratings)
Chainstack is a blockchain node platform that powers global Web3 applications across fintech, DeFi, wallets, custodians, gaming, AI agents, trading, and analytics.
Chainstack's core products include Global Node, low-latency RPC endpoints for everyday workloads; Dedicated Node, single-tenant nodes with guaranteed resources for heavy workloads; reliable infrastructure built for trading bots and MEV strategies; and Unlimited Node, an add-on for unmetered request scaling. Together with Chainstack Self-Hosted for teams that need infrastructure on their own premises, these products cover every stage from prototyping to institutional-scale deployment.
Chainstack supports major blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Polygon, Hyperliquid, Arc, Robinhood Chain, and other EVM-based and non-EVM chains, with elastic (auto-scaling) and dedicated node instances across mainnet and testnet. For Solana-focused trading and MEV operators, Chainstack offers the Yellowstone gRPC Geyser plugin for real-time on-chain data streaming and Jito ShredStream for low-latency transaction propagation.
Deployment options span the public cloud, preferred service providers, or fully self-hosted infrastructure, all managed through a single console with standardized node management across chains and environments. Core infrastructure features include global load-balanced RPC endpoints, blockchain data APIs, node monitoring, and request-unit-based usage tracking, keeping performance predictable and costs transparent as usage grows.
Chainstack offers a free Developer plan alongside paid Growth, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans, so teams can start building at no cost and scale into preferred infrastructure setup as usage grows.
Teams cut time-to-market, cost, and risk with a single platform for blockchain nodes, whether in the cloud, through a preferred service provider, or self-hosted. Standardized node management across chains and environments puts reliability on autopilot and keeps performance predictable.
Operators get control and transparency, while developers get a consistent way to build and scale. Fintech companies, DeFi protocols, wallets, custodians, trading firms, analytics platforms, and Web3 service providers running fleets use Chainstack as the fastest way to run reliable, predictable blockchain nodes at scale.
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lfr
lfr is self-hosted mail-server and newsletter software packaged as a single Go binary for Linux and macOS servers. It lets developers, self-hosters, and small teams host mailboxes for their domains, manage aliases and forwarding, search and reply to messages, and configure domain mail records. Newsletter tools support double-opt-in signup lists, Markdown-based issues, hosted archives and signup websites, one-click unsubscribe, bounce and complaint handling, and delivery through a configurable SMTP relay when direct sending is unavailable. The command-line interface runs locally or over SSH, with setup and diagnostic commands for server, DNS, and mail delivery tasks. lfr is distributed under the MIT license; the software itself is free, while users arrange and pay for their own server and any optional relay service.
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