Every tool, on your own infrastructure.
Full data privacy
The tools you use process data in your browser, on your own infrastructure. Nothing about your tool usage is sent to us.
Works offline and air-gapped
Most tools keep running with no internet connection, so the suite fits restricted and air-gapped networks.
No rate limits or outages
Run the tools on your own hardware and they are always available, with no queues and no dependency on our uptime.
Built for compliance
Meet data-residency and security requirements by keeping everything inside your own network and policies.
Full control
Serve the suite on your own domain, behind your own proxy, with your own headers, TLS, and access rules.
Self-contained
A single Docker image holds the whole suite. No accounts, no external calls required to use the core tools.
The same 28+ tools, on your domain.
The self-hosted suite is the exact set of tools you get on astound.tools. Nothing is stripped down: every encoder, decoder, inspector, and converter is included.
Up and running in three steps.
No build pipeline to maintain. Start the image, open your URL, and the whole suite is ready.
- 1
Run the container
Start the suite with one command on your own server or machine.
- 2
Open your URL
Visit the address where the container is running, on your own domain.
- 3
Use every tool
The full suite loads in your browser and stays private to your network.
# run the full developer tools suite docker compose up -d
Built for teams that need control.
Security and ops teams
Keep sensitive tokens, keys, and certificates in-house instead of pasting them into third-party sites.
Air-gapped networks
Run developer utilities where the public internet is not allowed or not available.
Regulated environments
Satisfy data-residency and compliance requirements by running the tools on premises.
Internal developer tooling
Give your team a fast, private set of everyday developer utilities.
Frequently asked questions
Want the self-host bundle?
Get in touch and we will help you run the full suite on your own infrastructure.