Spin up your own local GitHub clone locally using one command:
npx @magland/mochi serve path/to/vault
You can also deploy to the cloud (fly.io) with one command:
npx @magland/mochi deploy fly vault5
(after logging in to fly CLI)
It doesn't scale to a ton of users, but it's great for hosting a bunch of personal projects without needing to litter GitHub. And you have complete control of your data. It's just in a directory with bare git repos (no database).
Spin up your own local GitHub clone locally using one command:
npx @magland/mochi serve path/to/vault
You can also deploy to the cloud (fly.io) with one command:
npx @magland/mochi deploy fly vault5 (after logging in to fly CLI)
It doesn't scale to a ton of users, but it's great for hosting a bunch of personal projects without needing to litter GitHub. And you have complete control of your data. It's just in a directory with bare git repos (no database).
Check out my personal mochi vault:
https://vault1.magland.org/
It supports pull requests, issues, etc.
And importantly... gh-style workflows! Including deploying to sites (like gh pages).
Here's the source: https://github.com/magland/mochiforge
How's it different from other recent efforts? I'm not trying to make a scalable solution for thousands of users, as explained here:
https://jeremy.magland.org/posts/2026-09-30-embracing-the-no...
I hope it's useful. Enjoy!