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I meant on your own system, running the backup software, since it sounds like Duplicati isn't the best choice. Borg is a great backup program but it's made for Linux. Kopia is cross-platform.
Sorry, I don't have a go-to recommendation for the receiving end. In theory anything that can host WebDAV, SSH/SFTP, or an S3 endpoint would do the job.
Sounds like Rclone, which can host all of these protocols, has a web UI, and can act as a REST server for Restic as well. Haven't tried it yet, though! Just leaving it here as an additional option to consider.
Rclone does provide a docker image, too: https://rclone.org/install/#docker
I'm probably going to set this up soon myself, as I am in the process of building a little home server for my family.
https://github.com/robotnikz/WinBorg
This exists for windows although it has to run on WSL