Urnerys (<a href="https://urnerys.dev" rel="nofollow">https://urnerys.dev</a>) is a self-hosted service for visual regression testing. I built it out of frustration with existing comparable services (such as Percy, Argos CI, Chromatic etc). I always wanted expand the use of visual regression testing tools in my team, but all the cloud-based services get really expensive when you use more than a few thousand images (which is not a lot even for a small team).<p>So I built Urnerys, with two goals specifically in mind: to provide it under a more affordable pricing model and to allow it to be self-hosted with little effort.<p>To achieve the first goal I offer the software for a one-time payment. You pay once and own it forever, without any restrictions on its use. Inspired by <a href="https://once.com" rel="nofollow">https://once.com</a>.<p>To achieve the second goal, it comes as a single "binary" without any external dependencies. In particular, it does not require any external database (such as Postgres), cloud storage (such as S3) or any other services. Just a single binary that you start and it's ready to use. This setup puts a limit on how large a single instance can scale (in other words, it's not Web Scale™), but even a modest machine can handle many hundreds of projects. Additionally, FAANG companies are not in my target group.<p>There is a demo instance available at <a href="https://demo.urnerys.dev" rel="nofollow">https://demo.urnerys.dev</a>. Note that I'll regularly wipe its contents so don't use it for anything serious.<p>I've used a private instance in a few of my projects, mainly to test the workflows and integration with GitHub. It covers the most basic needs that I have on such a service, therefore I feel ready to announce it to a wider audience. Please don't judge the user interface too harshly, it's not been my focus so far.<p>If anybody is interested in trying it out, reach out to me at hi@urnerys.dev. I'll give away a few licenses for free to those brave enough to want to try it for themselves.