Livinity

People who rely on cloud subscriptions for apps and tools end up paying recurring fees, renting their tools, and giving up control of their data to third-party services. Managing self-hosted alternatives to these subscriptions today typically requires technical skill: manual server setup, Docker, terminal commands, and ongoing maintenance like updates and backups. Builders who want to run containers or orchestrate stacks usually need a terminal and manual configuration. This leaves non-technical users locked into subscriptions and technical users burdened with maintenance work that Livinity aims to eliminate.

Livinity is a Cloud AI Computer: an operating system called LivOS paired with an AI assistant named Liv that runs on a user's own Linux hardware and is accessed through a browser via a secure tunnel. A single install command provisions Docker, Caddy, and Postgres, installs LivOS along with an App Store of 200+ open-source apps, and sets up a secure tunnel so the computer opens at a personal address. Liv manages updates, backups, and settings by AI, and users bring their own AI keys (Claude, Gemini, or local models) rather than paying for tokens. Builders get Docker built in for running containers and orchestrating stacks without a terminal, plus an open API. The platform is open source (AGPL-3.0), stores data on the user's own hardware, and offers a free tier requiring your own domain and Cloudflare account, or a paid Pro plan ($7.99/mo or $69.99/year) that provides a managed livinity.io subdomain, tunnel, and DDoS protection.