All Open Source Apps

The open source project management platform that unifies Gantt charts, agile boards, time tracking, and team collaboration under full self-hosted control.

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 open-source PDF platform you can run anywhere — edit, convert, sign, and automate PDFs without sending files to external servers.

A fast, fully static, and secure self-hosted startpage with Docker service discovery and integrations for over 160 services.

The offline-first diagram editor that puts security above all else — no account, no data leaving your machine, no compromises.

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

The complete DevOps platform that unifies Git hosting, CI/CD, issue tracking, and security scanning into a single self-hostable application.

Open-source, real-time collaborative LaTeX editor with sandboxed compilation and full TeXLive support for self-hosted academic and research teams.

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

A self-hosted markdown knowledge base with MCP-powered AI integration, graph views, LaTeX math, and built-in drawing — your notes stay on your server, forever.

Free, privacy-first Chrome screen recorder with real-time annotation, AI camera blur, and a built-in video editor — no sign-in or limits required.

Open source cloud infrastructure platform delivering AWS-like IaaS services on bare metal providers at a fraction of the cost.

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

A visual and textual programming platform for data prep and analysis where the node graph and the underlying Enso code are always perfectly in sync, built by an Alteryx co-founder on a GraalVM engine.

A single-file, local-first Kanban board that turns plain Markdown files into a drag-and-drop task manager, with no server, database, or account required.