A self-hosted software forge for git version control and project collaboration that operates with minimal system resources.

Forgejo is an open-source, self-hosted web app that provides a comprehensive web interface for managing Git repositories and collaborating on software projects. The application allows teams to host their own version control infrastructure, ensuring that source code and project metadata remain under the direct control of the organization rather than a third party cloud provider.
This server application is deployed on private infrastructure, such as a dedicated server or a virtual private server. It is designed to be accessible via a web browser, providing a centralized hub where developers can push code, manage branches, and coordinate development cycles. By hosting the forge locally or on a private cloud, users avoid the limitations and pricing models associated with proprietary git platforms.
Forgejo is built for users who require a lightweight git platform that can run on modest hardware without sacrificing essential functionality. The architecture focuses on efficiency, allowing the software to operate with minimal RAM and CPU usage. This makes it suitable for small teams, individual developers, or organizations running their own hardware in home labs or small data centers. It integrates the standard git workflow with a visual layer that simplifies the process of tracking changes and managing contributions from multiple developers.
Because it is a community driven project, it emphasizes the principles of free software and independence. It provides a stable environment for secure project management where the administrator has full authority over data residency and user access levels.
It serves as a focused option for those seeking a free and independent environment for version control and project management.
A self-hosted git service providing code hosting, issue tracking, project kanban, and integrated ci/cd pipelines.
A lightweight self-hosted Git service for source code management that runs on low-resource hardware and ARM systems.
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