Projects
The full register. Product-facing descriptions live on oesalabs.com; this page carries the engineering facts.
Fairview
BetaA local-first control plane for AdGuard Home fleets.
- Status
- Beta
- Availability
- Not yet public
- Licence
- Licence not yet settled. Fairview is not open source today.
- Stack
- Elixir, Phoenix LiveView, PostgreSQL, Oban, Docker Compose, Nix
- Group
- Operator tools
- Source
- Publishes to github.com/oesalabs when public
Security posture
- Writes to DNS servers are disabled until explicitly enabled with a configuration flag, and nothing changes without an approved plan.
- Binds to loopback by default; no public registration or password recovery paths.
- Connector secrets are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, with documented key rotation.
Known limits
- Designed for local operation. Exposing it beyond your network requires your own reverse proxy and TLS, following the documented posture guidance.
- The source is not yet published and the licence is not yet decided.
- Optional UniFi visibility and AI summaries stay off unless you turn them on.
Summit
BetaA self-hosted home for bookmarks and browser state, with an openly specified sync protocol.
- Status
- Beta
- Availability
- Source release planned
- Licence
- Apache-2.0. Public source release is planned; the repository is private today.
- Stack
- Elixir, Phoenix, PostgreSQL, Oban, React PWA, TypeScript CLI, Browser extensions
- Group
- Personal computing
- Source
- Publishes to github.com/oesalabs when public
Security posture
- Argon2id credential hashing, opaque sessions and tokens, recovery codes, TOTP, and rate limiting are implemented and tested.
- Link and metadata probes are SSRF-guarded with DNS, IP, and redirect controls and bounded HTML handling.
Known limits
- Approaching 1.0: phases 0 through 8 of the reference product are complete, but there is no tagged release yet.
- Optional modules such as federation, OIDC, end-to-end encryption, and plugins are feature-gated and some are experimental.
- Shared or networked use requires you to set strong credentials during setup.
Timberline
Active developmentA secure publishing platform that turns a private CMS into immutable public releases.
- Status
- Active development
- Availability
- Not yet public
- Licence
- Private for now; licensing is not yet decided.
- Stack
- TypeScript, Payload CMS, Astro, PostgreSQL, Playwright, Docker Compose
- Group
- Operator tools
- Source
- Publishes to github.com/oesalabs when public
Security posture
- Strict package boundaries keep admin, worker, and public surfaces separated.
- Preview links are authenticated, scoped, and marked noindex.
Known limits
- In active development with no public release or decided licence.
- WordPress import does not yet map every Gutenberg block type or SEO plugin field.
- Continuous integration currently runs manually rather than on every push.
Pika Suite
BetaA private-first personal cloud: mail, calendars, contacts, tasks, notes, and files on one backend.
- Status
- Beta
- Availability
- Source release planned
- Licence
- AGPL-3.0-only. A public source launch is planned and gated on a release-readiness checklist; there is no supported public release today.
- Stack
- Elixir, Phoenix, PostgreSQL, React, Electron, IMAP, SMTP, JMAP, CalDAV, CardDAV, WebDAV
- Group
- Personal computing
- Source
- Publishes to github.com/oesalabs when public
Security posture
- A root security policy defines private reporting, supported-version truth, and redacted diagnostics.
Known limits
- No supported public release yet; main and any alpha artifacts may change without notice.
- The public AGPL launch is planned and explicitly gated on release-readiness evidence, including security review and signed artifacts.
- Provider and client compatibility claims wait for dated evidence.