Open source. Open possibilities.

Discourse is an open-source community platform designed for hosting discussion forums with real-time chat and extensive customization options.

An open-source TEAS Math preparation platform with adaptive practice, diagnostics, timed tests, progress estimates, and a review-gated question pipeline. Local alpha only; no approved production question bank yet.

Redash is a browser-based data exploration and visualization tool that allows users to query, visualize, and share data from various SQL and NoSQL sources.

Plane is an open-source project management platform for tracking issues, running cycles (sprints), and managing product roadmaps. It offers modules, custom views, pages with AI, analytics, and supports both cloud and self-hosted deployment.

Documenso is an open-source digital document signing platform designed as an alternative to DocuSign, emphasizing trust through self-hosting capabilities.

Twenty is an open-source CRM designed for technical teams to build, ship, and version their customer relationship management system as code.

Tally is a free, local-first shared‑expense splitter for trips, dinners, and group activities. It supports equal or exact splits, receipt photo entry, live collaboration via capability‑protected links, multilingual UI, and privacy‑first analytics—all without requiring an account.

Self-hosted Magic: The Gathering collection server with multi-account support, collection and price tracking, deck building, statistics, wishlist, trades and a public showroom. Built with FastAPI and React and deployed via Docker Compose.

Cal.diy is the MIT-licensed community edition of Cal.com, a self-hosted scheduling platform with all enterprise features removed. It offers booking pages, calendar integrations and a setup wizard, and is intended for personal, non-production use.

Papermark is an open-source DocSend alternative for secure document sharing and data rooms, with built-in analytics, custom domains and branding. It is self-hostable and built with Next.js, TypeScript, Prisma and PostgreSQL.