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Volmarg/personal-management-system
Your web application for managing personal data.
A self-hosted Symfony/PHP application that bundles personal CRM, notes, password storage, file/photo management, and finance tracking into one dashboard, aimed at people who want their personal data off Google/OneDrive and running on their own hardware (the README explicitly targets a Raspberry Pi on a home network). Best fit for a single self-hoster comfortable with Docker and PHP who wants one app instead of stitching together five self-hosted tools.
Genuinely broad module coverage (contacts, notes, passwords, payments, files, schedules, travel) built on one consistent pattern — each module gets its own Action class, so once you understand one you understand them all. Docker Compose is provided for both a normal server and a Raspberry Pi target, matching the stated 'unplugged from the internet, running 24/7 at home' use case rather than just being a demo. 4k+ stars and pushes as recent as this week show it's not an abandoned personal side project.
The Passwords module stores encrypted secrets in Postgres/MySQL but decrypts them server-side for a 'copy' button on the frontend — that's a meaningfully weaker model than a real password manager (like Bitwarden's client-side crypto) and worth knowing before trusting it with real credentials. Backend and frontend live in two separate repos with independent release cadence, which adds real setup and version-sync friction compared to a single deployable app. JWT key pairs for both dev and prod are checked into the repo under config/jwt/ — even if meant as placeholders, that's the kind of thing people forget to rotate before deploying. The maintainer states upfront 'I cannot guarantee support,' and there's no visible CI or meaningful automated test suite beyond a bare phpunit binary, which matters more here than in a typical side project since this app is handling passwords and financial data.