All Open Source Apps

The open-source container engine at the heart of Docker — a modular toolkit of runtime, build, and networking components for assembling container-based systems.

Self-hosted Backend-as-a-Service for Node.js with REST, GraphQL, real-time Live Query, cloud code, and pluggable adapters for any infrastructure.

Transform OpenAPI specifications into interactive, browser-based API documentation that developers and consumers can explore and test live.

Cloud-native, high-performance open-source API gateway for REST, GraphQL, gRPC, and TCP — built in Go since 2014 with no feature lockout.

Open-source backend platform with Auth, Databases, Storage, Functions, Messaging, Realtime, and Sites — deploy via Docker or use Appwrite Cloud.

High-performance, multiplayer code editor built in Rust by the creators of Atom and Tree-sitter, with native AI integration and real-time collaboration.

No-code, open-source game engine for building 2D, 3D and multiplayer games — publish to iOS, Android, Steam and the web.

Self-hosted DevOps in a single Go binary — Git hosting, GitHub Actions-compatible CI/CD, and 30+ package registries without any SaaS dependency.

An all-in-one JavaScript and TypeScript toolkit — one Rust-and-JavaScriptCore binary that replaces Node.js, npm, a bundler, and a test runner with faster equivalents.

Google's internal tool, open-sourced, for transforming and moving code between repositories — keeping a confidential and public repo in sync, importing external contributions into an authoritative repo, or migrating code once.

Turn any webpage into a lightweight native desktop app with one command — built on Rust/Tauri instead of Electron, producing installers nearly 20x smaller (typically under 10MB) for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Self-hosted cloud development environments and AI coding agents — defined in Terraform, connected via WireGuard, automatically shut down when idle.

Develop applications directly inside your Kubernetes cluster with real-time file sync and instant hot-reload — no more docker build/redeploy cycles.

An open-source, horizontally scalable continuous profiling platform that pinpoints CPU, memory, and I/O bottlenecks down to the exact line of code, built by Grafana Labs alongside Loki, Tempo, and Mimir.

An open-source developer platform for API infrastructure — issue and verify API keys, enforce global rate limits, route traffic through a gateway, and get per-key analytics and audit logs.

Turn scripts into webhooks, workflows, and auto-generated UIs — the fastest self-hostable workflow engine, 13x faster than Airflow.

The all-in-one AI platform for private document chat, no-code agents, and local LLMs with zero setup friction.

The SQL database you can branch, merge, diff, and clone — Git for your data, MySQL-compatible and ready for multi-agent AI workflows.

Git-native feature flag platform that stores, versions, and deploys feature toggles directly in your own Git repositories with no external database required.

Run Llama, Gemma, DeepSeek, and other open LLMs on your own machine with one command and an OpenAI-compatible API.

Open source, self-hostable webhook infrastructure that handles delivery, retries, HMAC signing, and multi-tenant event management so you never have to build a webhooks system from scratch.

A fast, secure WebAssembly runtime that runs lightweight containers anywhere — from desktop and cloud to the edge and the browser.

Convoy is an open-source, cloud-native webhooks gateway that ingests events over HTTP or straight from Kafka, SQS, Google Pub/Sub, and RabbitMQ, then reliably delivers them to subscriber endpoints with signed payloads, automatic retries, circuit breaking, and JavaScript-based transformations.

Git, but better — a modern version control client with stacked branches, parallel workflows, unlimited undo, and first-class support for AI-powered development.