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Open-source AI infrastructure you self-host on your own hardware with your own keys

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Ahrefs Domain Rating signal 12 Nov 2026, signal shifted 12 Nov 2026.

Nine open-source MIT-licensed modules for self-hosted AI infrastructure that integrate with your existing stack using your own provider keys and hardware.

What it is

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digithings is open-source, modular AI infrastructure designed to run on your own hardware with your own provider keys, rather than replacing your existing stack. The suite includes nine modules covering chat, research, quant, vector retrieval, orchestration, speech, vault management, authentication, runtime, and observability capabilities.

Each module can run standalone or compose with the rest of the stack. The code is MIT-licensed and publicly available on GitHub. Your provider credentials are never stored by the platform, and every request is traceable through an audit log you control. There is no hosted tier or account requirement; you clone the repository, run it locally with your own infrastructure, and maintain complete ownership of your keys, data, and results.

The company offers integration services to help fit these modules into existing systems, handle deployment, connect data sources and providers, and build custom workflows and applications on top of the open-source foundation.

Systems

  • Provider routing with LiteLLM

Pricing

Pricing model: Open source

Self-host: $0 (open source, MIT-licensed). Service and Enterprise tiers available on contact for integration and custom development work.

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  • 5 Domain Rating −4 (down) since last check
  • 0 Trust Flow no change since last check
  • 13 Citation Flow no change since last check
  • 1 Referring domains no change since last check
  • 12 External backlinks no change since last check

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Public RDAP record, last read 13 Nov 2026, 03:09 UTC.

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The record for digithings after its launch on Nexora Launch (11 November 2026), from the readings we keep.

  • 5 Domain Rating (Ahrefs) −4 (down) since launch
    at launch: 9 (11 Nov 2026); latest: 12 Nov 2026
  • 0 Trust Flow (Majestic)
    first measured 11 Nov 2026
  • 1 Referring domains (Majestic)
    first measured 11 Nov 2026

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Quick answers

What is digithings?
An open-source stack of trading-intelligence modules for chat, research, quant, search and more. Each module runs standalone or composes with the rest, on your own hardware.
How do I run it?
Clone the repo and run the stack locally with your own provider key. There is no hosted product and no account to create. It runs on your hardware, under your control.
Does it work with my existing stack?
Yes. The vector store and the LLM provider both sit behind interfaces, so taking one module and leaving the others is a supported path, not a fork. Your provider key lives in the page's memory for the current tab and nowhere else.
Why run this instead of a hosted product?
Your keys, your hardware, your data. Nothing leaves your machine except the model calls you make with your own key, and there is no vendor lock-in: the code is yours to keep.
What does it cost?
You don't pay for the software. Model usage is billed by your own provider; we charge for integration work only, with no hosted tier.

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