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Sheet index

No.SheetContents
A · Company
A-00CoverBuilt to be run, not rented.
A-01ProductsEverything we make, and the smaller tools
A-02CompanyWhere we came from, the founder
A-03NewsCompany announcements
A-04PressDescriptions, facts, brand kit
A-05How we workThe four rules, and the runs behind them
A-06LicensingCopyleft by default, every license
A-07SponsorWhat sponsorship pays for
A-08ContactIssues first, then the addresses
P · Products
P-01inbuxaMail server, console and webmail
P-02ihasmailImmutable webmail for Stalwart
P-03ihasvpnWireGuard server with a web console
P-04Cairn OBSKubernetes-native log aggregation
P-05HotDog CMSOpen source website builder
X · Elsewhere
X-01Forum ↗community.coffeylabs.org
X-02Source code ↗git.coffeylabs.org
X-03GitHub mirror ↗github.com/Coffey-Labs
X-04Discord ↗The hangout
L · Legal
L-01PrivacyWhat we collect, and your rights
L-02Terms of useThe rules for this site
L-03AI disclosureWhere AI is and isn’t used
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Sheet A-00 Open-source infrastructure · since 2018

Rev 2026-10-12Nine websites in a day: moving our sites to HotDog CMS

Built to be run, not rented.

Mail, VPN, logs: the software everything else quietly depends on. We build it to run on your own hardware, publish every line of it, and keep nothing locked behind a paid tier.

  1. Self-hosted
  2. Copyleft licensed
  3. No paid tier
Iso viewNTS
Exploded assembly drawing Five Coffey Labs products drawn as layers stacked over a slab marked your hardware: inbuxa, ihasmail, ihasvpn, Cairn OBS and HotDog CMS. A 1 inbuxa mail · calendars · files 2 ihasmail webmail 3 ihasvpn WireGuard VPN 4 Cairn OBS log aggregation 5 HotDog CMS website builder 0 Your hardware yours to keep · 1:1 100% YOURS

General notes

What we won’t compromise on

The short list that shapes everything we ship. It applies to every sheet in this set.

How these turn up in the code →
  1. Open it at 3 a.m.

    When something breaks, you open the file that misbehaved. Not a support ticket.

  2. No locked doors

    No premium edition, no license key, no “contact sales” for the good parts.

  3. Less to babysit

    Our tools should take work off your plate, not hand you one more thing to run.

  4. We run it first

    Everything here started on our own servers, and it still runs there today.

Specification & revisions

Copyleft, and kept current

Spec 03.1Copyleft, by default

Everything we start is GPLv3 or AGPLv3, and a fork keeps its upstream’s license so fixes can flow back. No source-available licenses, no license keys, no edition with more in it than yours.

What we startGPL-3.0 or AGPL-3.0
What we forkUpstream’s license
License keysNone
Paid tierNone
Every project’s license →

Spec 03.2Revision history

RevDateDescription
14August 30, 2026LINUXexpert.org retires.
15September 3, 2026ihasmail 2026.9.2, the first release.
16September 12, 2026WGX is rewritten from scratch, and becomes ihasvpn.
17September 17, 2026LINUXexpert.org is reborn in the fediverse.
18September 20, 2026inbuxa 2026.9.20, the first release.
19October 5, 2026Coffey Labs becomes Coffey Labs LLC.

I started these projects to fix problems on machines I run, and kept publishing them because a problem worth solving once is usually someone else’s too.

ApprovedJohn CoffeyFounder, Coffey Labs
The full history, back to 2018 →