All Open Source Apps

Open-source BI tool with drag-and-drop dashboards, 20+ data source connectors, and AI-powered natural language queries — a self-hosted alternative to Tableau.

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

The power-user LLM frontend that unifies dozens of AI backends with a rich scripting engine, immersive Visual Novel mode, and a thriving extension ecosystem.

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

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

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

Compose, extend, and observe every backend service in real time using three primitives: Workers, Functions, and Triggers.

Privacy-first AI meeting assistant that transcribes and summarizes your meetings entirely on your local machine — no cloud, no data leakage.

Privacy-first, cross-platform voice-to-text with local AI and cloud options

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

Open-source Webhooks-as-a-Service: deliver events to your users with auto-retry, signed payloads, and a real-time subscriber dashboard — all without building the infrastructure yourself.

Define AI agent workflows as code graphs, route tasks across any LLM, and intervene only where it matters.

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

One dashboard to monitor, trigger, and cancel CI/CD pipelines across GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, Tekton, Buildkite, ArgoCD, and Bitbucket — desktop, Docker, or iOS.

A privacy-first desktop AI assistant that sees your screen, hears your meetings, and turns live context into structured summaries—without sending a single byte to the cloud.