Free and open source
We build small, focused tools and release them under MIT. We also run a Forgejo git instance that's open to anyone, with its own CI runner and full API access rather than a stripped back free tier.
Projects
Takes the tedium out of avatar prep. Model fixing, mesh and material merging, decimation, visemes, eye tracking and bone management, all in one panel. Currently targeting Blender 5.2, with a built-in updater and a UI translated into four languages.
A self-hosted, real time status page for services, APIs and infrastructure. Node.js and SQLite, so there's no Redis or Postgres to run alongside it. Live updates over WebSocket, incident and maintenance handling, and uptime tracking with SLA support.
Services
We host our own Forgejo instance and it's open to the public. Make an account, push your code and keep it somewhere run by people rather than a platform. No fees, no seat limits, no repository caps.
Public and private repositories, unlimited, at no cost. You don't have to be part of NeoNeko to sign up.
CI isn't disabled or metered here. We host the runner ourselves, so Forgejo Actions work on your repositories the same way they work on ours.
The whole Forgejo API is open to you and documented with Swagger, so you can script against it, automate it and integrate it with your own tools.
Issues, pull requests, releases, wikis and organisations. The whole workflow you'd expect, none of it held back.
Forgejo is community governed copyleft software. No tracking, no upsells, no lock-in, and your repositories are yours to leave with.
Something broken? You're talking to the admin directly, not a support queue.
Signing up needs a working email address. Activate the link when it arrives, because accounts left unactivated are removed automatically.
About
NeoNeko builds small, focused open source tools and runs the infrastructure they live on. Everything we ship is MIT licensed unless a project says otherwise, so it's free to use, fork and build on.
We run our own Forgejo instance rather than renting space on someone else's platform, and it's open to anyone who wants an account. Self-hosting is a choice about control, and there's no reason to keep that to ourselves.
All of it is free and it stays free. If you want to help fund the time that goes into it there is a Patreon and what it earns is published in full rather than kept quiet.
Support
Everything happens on the git. There's no Discord and no social media, so bug reports, feature requests and questions all go through the issue trackers. That way answers stay searchable for whoever hits the same thing next.
