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A fully self-hosted alternative to GMail, Google Calendar, Google Photos, Google Keep and Google Drive (including the office suite apps), just as user-friendly

A fully self-hosted alternative to GMail, Google Calendar, Google Photos, Google Keep and Google Drive (including the office suite apps), just as user-friendly and capable (in antispam, security, synchronization and so on).

kn81198 5y ago
Nextcloud should satisfy all your needs I think.
martin_a 5y ago
Don't know why the other comment is dead, but Nextcloud/Owncloud might really be a solution to this. I run a Nextcloud instance and it supplies me with: - Calendar through CalDav - Photos through automatic uploading from my Smartphone - Drive, obviously, through Desktop and mobile client All of this could be run on a small managed webhosting with Hetzner (for example), their hosting would also provide you with a domain of your choice and mailboxes, so GMail could be done by that, too. I know that there are extensions/plugins for Nextcloud which provide something like Keep functionality and there's also some plugin to connect to some hosted Office suite stuff, but I didn't look into that, yet. So: Give Nextcloud a try.
- martin_a 5y ago
  Let me add: If you find yourself short in storage, you can also mount a Hetzner Storage box (or something like that) as an external storage to your Nextloud. That adds 1 TB of storage for 3,50 €/month or sth. like that.
okokwhatever 5y ago
Do it and you have a customer on me mate
masijo 5y ago
OwnCloud or NextCloud?
- Maledictus 5y ago
  Nextcloud. https://archive.fosdem.org/2018/schedule/event/nextcloud/ https://archive.fosdem.org/2018/schedule/event/nextcloud/
rogerlz 5y ago
have you seen Zimbra [1][2]? [1]: https://www.zimbra.com/business-email-collaboration/ https://www.zimbra.com/business-email-collaboration/ [2]: https://github.com/zimbra https://github.com/zimbra
- Brajeshwar 5y ago
  Ah! This is nice. Didn't realize Zimbra went open source. Zimbra was sold to Yahoo! quite a while back (2007). Zimbra used to open a whole lot of enterprise email services during its time.

kn81198 5y ago

Nextcloud should satisfy all your needs I think.

martin_a 5y ago

Don't know why the other comment is dead, but Nextcloud/Owncloud might really be a solution to this. I run a Nextcloud instance and it supplies me with: - Calendar through CalDav - Photos through automatic uploading from my Smartphone - Drive, obviously, through Desktop and mobile client All of this could be run on a small managed webhosting with Hetzner (for example), their hosting would also provide you with a domain of your choice and mailboxes, so GMail could be done by that, too. I know that there are extensions/plugins for Nextcloud which provide something like Keep functionality and there's also some plugin to connect to some hosted Office suite stuff, but I didn't look into that, yet. So: Give Nextcloud a try.

martin_a 5y ago
Let me add: If you find yourself short in storage, you can also mount a Hetzner Storage box (or something like that) as an external storage to your Nextloud. That adds 1 TB of storage for 3,50 €/month or sth. like that.

okokwhatever 5y ago

Do it and you have a customer on me mate

masijo 5y ago

OwnCloud or NextCloud?

Maledictus 5y ago
Nextcloud. https://archive.fosdem.org/2018/schedule/event/nextcloud/ https://archive.fosdem.org/2018/schedule/event/nextcloud/

rogerlz 5y ago

have you seen Zimbra [1][2]? [1]: https://www.zimbra.com/business-email-collaboration/ https://www.zimbra.com/business-email-collaboration/ [2]: https://github.com/zimbra https://github.com/zimbra

Brajeshwar 5y ago
Ah! This is nice. Didn't realize Zimbra went open source. Zimbra was sold to Yahoo! quite a while back (2007). Zimbra used to open a whole lot of enterprise email services during its time.