I run Cloudron on a VPS I own and that allows me to have a whole set of app without having to spend too much time on administering, manutention and fixing on my own server cloud.
I aso run WordPress + Indieweb plug-ins to publish under my own terms, I use nextcloud + caldav/cardav for contacts sync, calendars and email.
Cloudron run its own email server per Domain so it’s very easy to operate, secure and allows me to have under one home all my digital needs, email, website, cloud for files, backups, photos etc…
I have also used this setup for professional endeavors where the client wanted to have the full stack (look at the app list at cloudron) covering all the needs of the client + the ability to load docker images with custom apps or docker images from other repository., rebasing docker classic images to cloudron images is just a few steps and allows more advanced users to install the apps they want even without it coming from the tested & supported open source apps cloudron provide on its store.
The whole idea of cloudron is to make abstraction of the work & skills needed to run a secure web server with different set of apps.
Another tool I have extensívely tested and still use is Yunohost, basically the same approach but even more open source freedom oriented, with a nice community also packaging apps for the Yunohost project. Learning curve is different in each project but greatly advance the feasibility of owning your server and running the apps your need for your everyday needs.
Other apps you can find in both project are Collabora Office (connect it to nextcloud to have multi user office collaboration) you can also have wiki’s, host your own code with gitlab, manage your multimedia files etc…
Overall playing with these 2 approach to put self hosting back in the hands of everyone is one of the best learning experience I’ve had that got me into backend devops learnings and the whole skills of hosting, updating and serving apps for small groups of people or even work powered by open source tools.
Edit : sorry for the typo this is from mobile.