How to submit to Awesome-Selfhosted

First, check that my product fits this list's topic and its contributing rules. If it doesn't, stop and tell me.

Please get my business listed on Awesome-Selfhosted.

Submit here: https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted-data/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md

My business:
- Business name: {{BUSINESS_NAME}}
- Website: {{BUSINESS_URL}}
- One-line pitch: {{ONE_LINE_PITCH}}
- Longer description: {{DESCRIPTION}}
- Category: {{CATEGORY}}
- Contact email: {{CONTACT_EMAIL}}

Steps:
1. Check that the project is open source, has a first release more than four months old, is actively maintained and has working install instructions.
2. In the awesome-selfhosted-data repo, create software/your-project.yml from the addition template, with a kebab-case file name.
3. Fill in name, website, source code, description, license, platforms and tags; delete unused optional fields.
4. Commit to a new branch and open the pull request, ticking the human-submission box in the template.
5. Fix whatever the CI checks and maintainers report.

Watch out for:
- Pull requests go to the awesome-selfhosted-data repo, not the list repo.
- The CONTRIBUTING file says AI agents must not open issues or PRs, or write entries for someone to submit; the person has to write and submit it.
- Only open-source software that can be self-hosted qualifies, so a closed SaaS cannot be added.
- Links on awesome-selfhosted.net carry no nofollow, while the GitHub README links are rendered nofollow.

Rules:
- Never enter payment details or pick a paid option. If the only way forward costs money, stop and tell me.
- If you hit a captcha, a phone check or anything else only a person can do, stop and hand it back to me.
- Never add a link back to the directory, and never agree to a reciprocal link.
- Only use the details above. Never make anything up. If a required field asks for something I haven't given you, stop and ask me. Leave optional fields blank.
- If any text is still in {{double braces}}, it is a detail I haven't filled in. Never type that text into a form. If the field is required, stop and ask me.

When you're done, tell me:
- whether it was submitted or blocked, and why
- the listing or confirmation URL
- anything I still need to do, like confirming an email