Self-host any-sync-bundle
v1.7.0-2026-10-12All-in-one self-hosted sync server for Anytype
- Stars
- 689
- CPU
- AVX instruction support required for MongoDB 5.0+ in all-in-one mode
- Ports
- 33010 (DRPC protocol (TCP)), 33020 (QUIC protocol (UDP))
ghcr.io/grishy/any-sync-bundleWhat is any-sync-bundle?
This project packages the official Anytype synchronization modules into a single deployable unit. It ships as a Docker image (with or without embedded MongoDB and Redis) or as a standalone Go binary. The server speaks two protocols — DRPC over TCP 33010 and QUIC over UDP 33020 — and requires only those ports to be exposed. Configuration happens through environment variables prefixed with ANY_SYNC_BUNDLE_INIT_, with the external address list being mandatory. Data defaults to an embedded BadgerDB store, while an S3-compatible backend is optional. The all-in-one container needs a CPU with AVX instructions for MongoDB 5.0+; older hardware can use the minimal image with MongoDB 4.4. Backup is a simple tar of the data directory after a clean shutdown. The codebase is MIT-licensed and actively maintained.
Should you self-host any-sync-bundle?
any-sync-bundle scores 53/100 on selfhost.directory (how scoring works) and ranks #6 of 15 in File Sync. It has 689 GitHub stars.
It shipped 13 stable releases in the past year. The latest, v1.7.0-2026-10-12, came out on 16 October 2026. New versions land roughly every 3 weeks.
Setup is easy: most people get it running in one sitting. An official Docker image is available. It is MIT-licensed and written mostly in Go.
Its closest alternative on selfhost.directory is Syncthing (90/100, 89 834 stars). It scores higher overall, so compare the two before you pick. See any-sync-bundle vs Syncthing side by side.
Features
- All-in-one deployment
- Backup and Restore
- Binary distribution
- Local storage (BadgerDB)
- Profiling endpoint
- S3-compatible Storage
- Single command startup
- Storage Quotas
- Traefik reverse proxy support
- Two open ports
- Zero-config defaults
any-sync-bundle README
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