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README_en.md
Introduction
Forgejo is a lightweight, privacy-first self-hosted Git service platform driven by an independent community. The project forked from Gitea in 2022, aiming to provide a forever independent and free software collaboration platform, avoiding the monopoly of large platforms. Forgejo offers an intuitive interface, easy deployment, and includes rich built-in features, making it suitable for individuals, teams, companies, or communities for code hosting, project management, and collaborative development. Its core values emphasize privacy, community ownership, and customizability, targeting developers who need self-hosted Git services, open-source project maintainers, and organizations that prioritize data control.
Features
- Complete Git Hosting: Provides full Git repository hosting functionality, supporting basic operations such as branches, tags, code browsing, and history management. It can run easily on low-resource devices like Raspberry Pi.
- Project Management and Collaboration: Includes built-in collaboration tools like issue tracking, pull requests, Wiki documentation, and Kanban boards to help teams efficiently coordinate development progress and communication.
- Software Release and Package Management: Hosts software downloads through the "Releases" feature and provides a Package Registry that supports software release and distribution for various package managers such as Docker and npm.
- Advanced Features: Offers extensive configuration options and theme customization, supporting enterprise-level needs such as organization and team permissions, CI/CD integration, code search, LDAP, OAuth, and more.
- Decentralized Interconnection (in development): Currently developing ActivityPub-based decentralized interconnection functionality to enable connectivity and collaboration between different Forgejo instances.