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TRUELAB.AI
[Instruments]

The instrument wall.

Every tool in the lab earns its place — self-hostable, auditable, production-proven. One sentence each on why.

[Frontend]SEC 01/04
  • React 19

    The ecosystem's center of gravity — server components finally make the architecture honest.

  • Next.js

    SSR, routing and image pipeline in one framework we can self-host as a single binary-like build.

  • TypeScript

    Strict mode catches the bugs code review misses; types are documentation that can't go stale.

  • Tailwind CSS

    Layout utilities keep spacing consistent — the visual identity itself stays hand-written CSS.

[Backend]SEC 02/04
  • Node.js

    One language across the stack; the async model fits API glue and streaming AI responses alike.

  • PocketBase

    One binary, SQLite inside, realtime and auth out of the box — the least infrastructure that does the job.

  • PostgreSQL

    When data outgrows SQLite: boring, proven, and it runs on our hardware, not a metered cloud tier.

[AI]SEC 03/04
  • Ollama

    Local model serving with zero ceremony — the fastest path from weights to working endpoint.

  • vLLM

    When throughput matters: paged attention and continuous batching turn one GPU into a serving fleet.

  • RAG pipelines

    Grounded answers over private data — retrieval quality decides everything, so we engineer it, not wing it.

  • n8n

    Self-hosted automation with an audit trail; business logic stays visible instead of buried in SaaS configs.

[Infrastructure]SEC 04/04
  • Coolify

    Self-hosted deployments with the ergonomics of a PaaS — git push, get a running container, keep your data.

  • Gitea

    Our code history lives on our servers; CI included, no per-seat pricing, no jurisdiction questions.

  • WireGuard

    The entire lab network rides an encrypted mesh — four kilobytes of kernel code we can actually audit.

  • NGINX

    Twenty years of production hardening in front of every service we expose.

  • Proxmox

    Bare metal carved into disposable VMs — experiments get root without risking the lab.

  • Nextcloud

    Files, calendars and collaboration under our own roof — the office suite a DPO can sign off on.