Mine had to be open source.

From day one, when I was planning PostSider, I knew I wanted an open source version. Anyone who wants to self-host it can just do it. No tricks, no crippled "community edition."

I'm always team open source. I self-host a bunch of tools myself: Umami, n8n, and others, and honestly, it's a great way to run your stack.

So the deal is simple:

Want to pay for convenience? There's the cloud version.
Want to run it on your own server, poke around the code, configure things your way? Go ahead, the open source version is right there.

That's it. Pick whichever fits you.