All Open Source Apps

Run your own federated social network on the open ActivityPub standard with no ads, no algorithms, and no corporate control over your community.

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.

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.

Modular open-source logistics and supply chain operating system

Open-source, self-hosted file manager with collaborative drives, AI-powered summarization, and OnlyOffice document editing for teams who want full data sovereignty.

Open source document signing platform with WYSIWYG PDF builder, multi-party workflows, REST API, and full self-hosting via Docker.

Self-hosted read-it-later platform with highlights, newsletters, PDFs, and seamless Obsidian and Logseq integration.

Open source Ruby on Rails platform for building developer communities with articles, discussions, and social profiles—the same software that powers dev.to.

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

Design database schemas visually in your browser and export executable SQL for any major database — no account required.

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

Self-hostable personal finance app that gives you full ownership of your financial data with a clean, minimal Rails-powered interface.

Find and analyze a person's digital footprint across 1000+ social media platforms using multi-layer detection, OCR, and metadata extraction.

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

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.