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Self-Hosting LanguageTool: Grammar Checker API with Docker Every writing tool wants to phone home. Grammarly reads everything you type. Google Docs analyzes your documents on their servers. Even browser extensions quietly ship your text to cloud APIs for grammar checking. If you write anything sensitive — legal documents, medical notes, proprietary code comments, personal journals — that’s a problem. LanguageTool is an open-source grammar, style, and spell checker that supports over 30 languages. It powers grammar checking in LibreOffice, and its commercial cloud service competes directly with Grammarly. But unlike Grammarly, you can run your own instance. Your text never leaves your network, you get unlimited checks with no word caps, and you can plug it into browser extensions, text editors, and custom applications via a clean REST API. ...

Most note-taking apps want you to pay monthly, sync through their cloud, or install an Electron app that eats 500MB of RAM. Memos takes a different approach: it’s a single binary that stores everything in SQLite, looks like a Twitter feed for your thoughts, and exposes a full API for automation. What is Memos? Memos is a self-hosted, open-source note-taking service built with Go and React. Think of it as a private micro-blog for quick thoughts, bookmarks, code snippets, and daily notes. Everything is stored locally, rendered in Markdown, and accessible through a clean web UI or REST API. ...