The best websites you didn't know

Open-source personal cloud with shared login and sandboxed apps.

September 9, 2026
Weekly Newsletter

Weekly Newsletter ☕️

Welcome to the newsletter edition of September 9th, featuring six websites and stories selected for you this week.

📰 Top websites of the week

1. Cloud in a Bottle logo Cloud in a Bottle

This launch post presents an open-source personal cloud that runs web apps in rootless containers behind one dashboard and shared login. Apps can opt into permissioned data sharing, while the same AGPL code runs self-hosted or through Imbue's managed service. The app catalog is still small.

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2. Litterbox logo Litterbox

Litterbox is a free Safari extension that opens x.com links in a popup using the same API as X's website embeds. It does not send X cookies or collect personal data, and has no subscriptions, ads or tracking. It requires iOS 18 or macOS 15.

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3. OpenShot 4.0 logo OpenShot 4.0

OpenShot 4.0 brings screen, webcam and audio recording into the video editor, alongside a dedicated color-grading view. This release also adds subject masks using downloadable local models and a revised native timeline. A useful update for making tutorials and product demos.

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4. OpenTrailPaper logo OpenTrailPaper

OpenTrailPaper is open-source firmware for the LilyGO T5S3 4.7" E-Paper PRO bike computer. It shows ride data and offline maps, follows GPX routes, records FIT files, and connects to Bluetooth sensors.

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5. Statichost.eu logo Statichost.eu

Deploy static sites from a Git repository to independently operated European infrastructure. Statichost.eu supports custom domains, automatic SSL certificates, webhooks and instant rollbacks. Branch and pull-request previews are listed as coming soon; its global CDN is in private beta.

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6. McKinley logo McKinley

McKinley is a native Mac vector editor for drawing and annotating custom SF Symbols. It keeps geometry point-compatible across weights, previews symbols with Apple's renderer, imports SVG, and exports to Xcode, Android VectorDrawable or SVG. The indie app offers a 14-day trial and a one-time license.

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by @Micadep