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Sovereign Git forge

Your code. Your jurisdiction. Your control.

A Git forge based on Forgejo, operated from Belgium under Belgian and European law.

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Under European jurisdiction

0

Vendor lock-in

GPL v3+

Forgejo

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Commands to migrate

A forge already in production

In production
In production

The first digital commons operated by Singulr

A sovereign Git forge based on Forgejo, hosted in Belgium and operated under Belgian and European law. Not a mock-up: a service in operation.

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Why a sovereign forge?

Sovereignty is not simply local hosting. It is control over the applicable law, the code, and reversibility.

01

Jurisdiction

The applicable law matters as much as the technology. Where a service is operated determines which laws apply to your data.

02

Reversibility

Your repositories stay exportable at any time. No technical or contractual lock-in.

03

Free software

Forgejo is licensed under GPL v3+. Its workings can be audited and understood.

04

Transparency

The architecture, the technologies used and the operating principles are publicly documented.

Your code is not merely stored somewhere. It is subject to a jurisdiction.

The question is not only where the servers are. The question is: which laws apply when someone requests access to the data?

Why now?

Europe is already building its own sovereign infrastructure.

NL code.overheid.nl Netherlands
DE opencode.de Germany
EU code.europa.eu European Union
BE forge.singulr.be Belgium

The Netherlands has code.overheid.nl. Germany is developing opencode.de. The European Union operates code.europa.eu. Singulr brings a Belgian answer for private, non-profit and local organisations.

The question is no longer whether alternatives exist. The question is which ones we choose to strengthen.

GitHub or Singulr?

Two forges, two jurisdictions. The facts, without speculation.

USGitHub
Operator: Microsoft
US law
Proprietary software
Subject to the CLOUD Act
BESingulr
Operator: Belgian non-profit
Belgian and European law
Forgejo, free under GPL v3+
Full reversibility
Hosted in Belgium

Who is this forge for?

Four kinds of organisation that already have concrete reasons to take back control.

01

Tech SMEs

For teams that want to keep control of their environment.

02

Non-profits

For organisations that value alignment between their principles and their tools.

03

Schools and universities

For institutions attentive to the stakes of digital sovereignty.

04

Local government

For public bodies looking for European alternatives.

What you get

A complete forge, with no functional compromise.

Repositories
Organisations
Issues
Pull Requests
Releases
CI/CD
Access management
Webhooks

Everything you expect from a modern forge.

What actually changes

What stays the same

Git
Pull Requests
Issues
Releases
Webhooks

What changes

The jurisdiction
The operator
The governance
Reversibility
Transparency

You don't relearn Git.You choose a different framework.

Migration is simple

Two Git commands are enough. No proprietary format, no export to request.

# 1. Pull your repository from GitHub
git clone --mirror git@github.com:org/repo.git

# 2. Push it to your Singulr forge
git push --mirror git@forge.singulr.be:org/repo.git

You remain the owner of your history.

Your guarantees

Concrete, verifiable commitments, built into the service.

Belgian law
GDPR
Encrypted backups
Reversibility
Free software
Hosted in Belgium

Why Forgejo?

Choosing a sovereign forge is not only about changing host. The choice of software matters too.

01

Free software

Forgejo is distributed under the GPL v3+ licence.

02

Community

The project is driven by an open community.

03

Codeberg

Forgejo is backed by the Codeberg ecosystem.

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Independence

No single actor controls the project.

Built on proven foundations

Singulr relies on recognised, battle-tested free software rather than proprietary technology.

Forgejo Codeberg PostgreSQL Git GNU/Linux

Simplified architecture

A fully free, lean and auditable stack, from the operating system to the application.

Forgejo PostgreSQL Caddy Ubuntu

Frequently asked questions

Why Forgejo?
Forgejo is a community fork of Gitea, licensed under GPL v3+ and backed by Codeberg e.V. You get issues, pull requests, CI/CD and releases just like on any modern forge, while remaining fully free and auditable. No proprietary lock-in.
Can I leave at any time?
At any time. Your Git repositories export in two commands to the destination of your choice. As Forgejo is licensed under GPL v3+, no data is held captive and you remain the owner of your entire history.
Are my repositories private?
Yes. Your private repositories are accessible only to you and the people you invite. We do not read your code and we do not sell it to anyone.
Can I host it myself?
Yes. We also offer to install Forgejo within your own infrastructure, with onboarding and documentation. You keep control from end to end.
Is the beta free?
Yes. The private beta is free. Singulr is operated by a non-profit association: the goal is not profit, but a sovereign and sustainable service.

A human answers you

Singulr is operated by a Belgian non-profit. No anonymous automated support. No ticket lost in a global organisation. When you write to us, a human answers.

Join the first sovereign users

The sovereign Git forge is open in private beta to organisations that want to take back more control over their digital infrastructure.