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One VPS, one ɳSelf stack, three completely separate applications with isolated databases, auth, and storage. Here is the exact pattern.

v1.0.0 rewrote the CLI in Go. Here is what changed, why we did it, and exactly how to migrate your v0.9 project in five minutes.

v1.0.9 ships CLI and Admin at the same version for the first time. Eighty-seven plugins, a Go-native binary, plugin-first architecture, and a hard commitment that every security feature stays free.

v1.0.3 brings stability fixes, improved plugin resolution, and better error messages across the board. Our support commitment means two years of patches.

Your emails, calendar, notes, and finances stay on your box. No vendor can rug-pull your assistant. The cost math works out better than you think.

ɳSelf started as a shell script. Then it hit 600 lines, broke on every new macOS release, and we rewrote it in Go. Here is why.

We charge $0.99/month for plugin bundles instead of per-seat SaaS pricing. Here is the math and the philosophy behind it.

ɳClaw remembers everything. Not because it dumps chat logs into a vector store, but because it builds a structured knowledge graph from every conversation. Here is how it works.

Managed Postgres costs 5-10x what a VPS costs. Here is what you need to know to run it yourself, and where ɳSelf handles the hard parts.

v1.0 is here. A complete self-hosted backend in five minutes, MIT licensed, with 87 plugins and a 2-year support commitment.

The nself CLI is free and MIT licensed. Always has been. Now we are adding memberships that enable 62 pro plugins and the ɳClaw AI suite. Starting at $0.99/mo.

ɳClaw now has a browser UI. Self-host the open-source web client, point it at your server, and get a full AI assistant interface without installing anything.

ɳClaw is a self-hosted AI assistant that runs on your server. The ɳClaw bundle costs $9.99/year. You bring your own API keys and pay only for the tokens you use.

Supabase is great for prototyping. But when you need full control over your data, infrastructure, and costs, self-hosted wins. Here is when to pick each.

Setting up a production backend used to take weeks of Docker, Nginx, SSL, and database configuration. We built ɳSelf to make it take five minutes.