All Open Source Apps

Event-driven orchestration platform for data, AI, and infrastructure workflows — define everything in YAML, run anywhere at scale.

Open-source AI-native platform to build and deploy internal tools, workflows, and AI agents with a visual drag-and-drop builder and 80+ data source integrations.

Open-source self-hosted PaaS — deploy apps, databases and 280+ services on your own servers with no vendor lock-in

A local desktop hub that unifies SSH, Docker, Kubernetes, VMs, and remote desktops into one interface — no agents, no remote setup.

Unified open-source platform for AI agent orchestration and workflow automation with 180+ connectors, MCP support, and durable execution.

Self-hosted database backup manager with a web UI for scheduling, encrypting, and restoring MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, SQL Server, SQLite, Firebird, and Redis to S3, SFTP, Samba, or local storage.

The first AI agent harness native to the browser — a Chrome/Firefox extension that drives your tabs, spins up sandboxed compute (JS notebooks, WASM Linux VMs), and shares what it builds peer-to-peer, with no backend, no telemetry, and BYOK.

Self-hosted, open-source email API that automates DNS, manages SMTP delivery, and provides deep observability — replacing SES, Mailgun, and SendGrid with infrastructure you fully own.

Real-time NVIDIA GPU monitoring dashboard — self-hosted, scale from 1 to 100+ GPUs with sub-second metrics and no cloud dependency.

A local, multi-provider AI coding agent with a real desktop and web UI — bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Bedrock, or local Ollama keys and let it read, edit, and run code in your own project folder.

Open source AI-first sales platform that replaces Salesforce with autonomous agents handling prospecting, outreach, and lead management at scale.

Self-hosted backup automation for Ubuntu and Debian servers with S3 storage, SSH-based file and database backup, and multi-channel notifications.

A privacy-first personal API gateway for AI agents — connect your services once, issue scoped tokens to agents like OpenClaw, Hermes, or Claude Code, and keep a full audit trail instead of scattering raw credentials across .env files.