The home for the uBix family of self-hosted software — a secrets manager, a Kubernetes replicator, and the core they were built to serve. Open source, no telemetry, documented like the manual you'd expect.
Different stacks, same rules — self-hosted, no phone-home, and documented like a product spec. Choose one to read its manual.
Self-hosted secrets & encryption manager. Sealed encryption barrier, Shamir unseal, versioned KV, transit, dynamic database credentials, per-token cubbyhole, an identity layer, a built-in PKI and web console — behind token, AppRole, Kubernetes, userpass, JWT/OIDC, TLS client-certificate and LDAP/AD auth, with durable database storage, active/standby high availability and — experimental — built-in Raft storage, over a Vault-compatible API.
Read the manual →A lightweight Kubernetes controller that replicates ConfigMaps and Secrets across namespaces by annotation — and keeps every copy in sync.
Read the manual →A PHP 8.5+ / React 19 application framework that ships with its tooling — install it with one Composer command, keep your own namespace, never commit the framework.
Read the manual →One voice to direct a swarm of AI agents. Instead of juggling a terminal each for Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor and OpenCode, you talk to Shepherd. It hands out the work in lanes of their own, keeps agents out of each other's branches and files, routes their questions to each other, holds the decisions that are yours until you make them, and reports back in one thread. Model-agnostic and self-hosted, like the rest of the family.
Read the manual →It is in beta, so expect interfaces to change. Here's what it is.