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SelfPrivacy

SelfPrivacy app allows you to set up self-hosted services and manage them

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SelfPrivacy is a platform on your cloud hosting that allows to deploy your own private services and control them using a mobile application.

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Screenshots

Home screen showing the jobs list, server, DNS, and backups configuration buttons
Home screen showing the jobs list, server, DNS, and backups configuration buttons
Server stats screen that shows disk and CPU usage, with a button to access the server's settings
Server stats screen that shows disk and CPU usage, with a button to access the server's settings
More verbose screen that shows used disk storage per each installed service
More verbose screen that shows used disk storage per each installed service
Services screen to configure individual installed services
Services screen to configure individual installed services
Service's screen to manipulate its' settings: start/restart/stop, delete, backup etc.
Service's screen to manipulate its' settings: start/restart/stop, delete, backup etc.

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0.13.728 Jun 2026

Note: versions 0.13.5 and 0.13.6 were only published on iOS. This changelog includes changes between 0.13.4 and 0.13.7.

Features

  • Porkbun DNS provider support (#677, resolves #507)
  • Automatic server token rotation (#686)
  • Allow installing a server without Backblaze credentials (backups can be configured later)
  • Allow entering a new volume size manually when extending storage (#652, resolves #174)

Bug Fixes

  • Do not silently mint a new encryption key when the existing one cannot be loaded — prevents accidental data loss (#693)
  • Fix refetch TTL being a no-op, which caused the app to refresh everything every 10 seconds (#686)
  • Filter out Hetzner tiers that are no longer available, and sort the list by price (#681, resolves #665)
  • Improve job subscription teardown (#686)
  • Fix Hive failing to find its path on Linux, which resulted in a black screen (#687)
  • Fix unclickable hyperlinks in Markdown instructions on Flatpak builds (#674, resolves #578)
  • Re-enable APK compression after the Flutter update inflated APK size to ~80 MB (#694)
  • Report the correct app version on Flatpak and Windows builds (resolves #503)

Refactor

  • Detach non-setup layers of the UI from ServerInstallationCubit — a step towards retiring it as the global app status source of truth (#685)
  • Properly dispose subscriptions when rotating the GraphQL token (#686)
  • Fix potential cold start issues (#686)
  • Return null instead of empty lists on failures so callers can distinguish "empty" from "errored" (#686)

Build & Packaging

  • Major CI rehaul: the entire build pipeline is now driven by a Nix flake (#680, #684, resolves #498, #383)
  • Linux: native Nix package, portable build targeting glibc 2.28, AppImage, DEB, RPM, Arch Linux, Snap, and Flatpak packages
  • Windows: ZIP and unsigned MSIX packages
  • macOS and iOS: unsigned builds produced in CI (#682)
  • Android: signed Google Play, F-Droid, and Standalone APK/AAB releases built via gradle2nix
  • Update Flutter to 3.35 (#664, #671)
  • Flake maintenance and upgrades for building on current nixpkgs (#660)
  • Reformat the project to the new styling rules