The stack · open source
On these shoulders.
Everything behind this demo is open source and self-hostable — 34 building blocks, not a single corporate subscription, no lock-in. If you want to leave, you take your data with you.
How it all fits together
Data flows from the left (machines, files, web) via gateway & streaming buffer into the backbone — time-series DB, data lake, ERP — and on into BI, twin & AI up to the public face. All secured underneath by backups & offsite.
Web & front
ERP & operations
Data, BI & data science
Plant, twin & visualisation
MO model-viewer 3D in browser Apache-2.0 see live →
AI & search
Collaboration
XW XWiki wiki & knowledge base LGPL-2.1 see live →
Infrastructure & sovereignty
NE NetBird mesh VPN BSD-3
Operations, security & audit
WA Wazuh SIEM: intrusion detection & host audit GPL-2.0 see live →
Data backbone & resilience
OB Object-Store / Data-Lake (S3) The catch-all store: raw files, images, reports, measurement artefacts — cheap, practically endless. Apache-2.0 see live →
Search, archive & AI bridge
EM Email archive Tamper-evident, searchable email archive — everything stays findable, even after years. AGPL-3 see live →
MC MCP search server (AI bridge) Model Context Protocol: gives the AI direct, permission-checked access to search — it answers with real company data. open see live →
The value isn't in locking you in — it's in the assembly: proven open parts, cleanly integrated, run in your own house.