ALCASAR is a free network access controller (NAC) built as a captive portal. It authenticates users on public, corporate or home networks regardless of their device, and filters access per user or group by network protocol, domain name, URL and IP address. It also provides an HTTP antivirus, time windows, download and bandwidth limits, and logging. It is used in settings such as schools, libraries, companies and town halls. You install it on a virtual machine or a mini-PC with two network cards.
ALCASAR is an independent French project under the GNU GPLv3. Its development team is led by two developers and includes a community of developers, testers and writers on a forum. No legal entity or hosted service is mentioned. Because you run the software on your own infrastructure, authentication data and logs stay inside your own network. According to the project site, the logging helps network managers in France comply with the law, and ALCASAR is compatible with the European WiFi4EU initiative. It is also listed in the Comptoir du Libre catalogue.