OpenClockwork
openclockwork.comAn open-source, self-hosted tracker for personal work, customer projects, and team attendance.
An open-source, self-hosted tracker for personal work, customer projects, and team attendance.
Build, test, and deploy applications on Windows, Linux, or macOS build machines.
Define CI/CD steps as YAML and execute them on self-hosted or Buildkite-managed agents.
A lightweight self-hosted dashboard for server, container, disk-health, and network monitoring.
Organize team documentation and a shared knowledge base inside a collaborative workspace.
EU-hosted team chat with passwordless access, calls, and open-source clients.
Data integration, quality, and analytics for AI-ready data
A self-managed engine for full-text search, indexing, and analytics.
Hosted website analytics with events, goals and several collection routes.
Collaborative analytics platform for SQL, Python, R, and dashboards
A self-managed relational SQL database focused on analytical workloads.
A distributed SQL engine for real-time analytics, data warehousing, and search workloads.
Privacy-friendly web analytics offered as a Google Analytics alternative
A self-hosted server compatible with Bitwarden clients
Self-hosted control server for a Tailscale-compatible private network
Self-host an appointment booking page and team calendar, or use the project’s managed hosting.
An open-source note app for linked ideas, personal knowledge graphs, and self-hosted knowledge bases.
A self-hosted browser notebook that keeps Markdown notes, links, comments, and history together.
Free, self-hosted group chat with rooms, direct messages, and no recurring subscription.
Room-based document collaboration with permissions, version history, and cloud or self-hosted deployment.
Track tasks, sprints, schedules, workloads, and project costs in one work-management system.
Run repository builds, tests, and release steps in workflows defined by CircleCI configuration.
Track project issues with configurable fields, notifications, and role-based access.
Keep task cards as Markdown files in a self-hosted Kanban board.