Alive
Recent pushes and releases.
For owners, not for a GitHub audience
No per-seat licence. Each tool is scored for whether it is alive, trustworthy, and realistic for a small business to own. Unknown numbers are left blank.
The highest measured score in each list. Savings depend on the price on your invoice, so we do not print a made-up dollar figure.
Send a document for signature on a server you control.
Booking pages you can host, in the same job as Calendly.
Team chat. Community code is MIT, enterprise directories are not.
A full PHP CRM with a long release history.
A wiki organised as books, chapters, and pages. MIT.
Marketing automation: campaigns, segments, and tracked pages.
Tools that replace a DocuSign or PandaDoc subscription: send a document, collect signatures, and keep the audit trail on a system you can host.
Booking pages and group polls that replace a Calendly seat. Some are full booking links. Some only help a group pick a time. The listing says which is which.
Forms and surveys that replace Typeform, Jotform, or SurveyMonkey. Conversational bots and classic survey servers are both listed, with the licence spelled out.
Contact and pipeline systems that replace Pipedrive, HubSpot, or Salesforce seats. You host the database, so the customer list is not stuck in someone else’s account.
Shared inboxes, ticket queues, and live chat that replace Zendesk, Help Scout, or Intercom. IT asset systems are labelled as such, so you do not buy a service desk when you wanted a shared inbox.
Boards and project systems that replace Trello, Asana, or Monday. Kanban tools and full project suites are both here. The quiet ones are marked from their release history.
Wikis and note systems that replace Notion or Confluence. A few use source-available licences. Those carry a Caution badge so the paperwork is visible before you migrate.
Recorders that replace a Loom seat. One is a shareable web recorder. The others are desktop or browser tools. They do not all give you a hosted watch-page.
Mailers that replace Mailchimp. Some send straightforward newsletters. Mautic is closer to full marketing automation. You still bring your own sending domain.
Learning systems that replace Kajabi or Thinkific for the course itself. They are classrooms, not marketing sites. You still need somewhere to sell, if selling is the job.
Chat servers that replace Slack. Element is a Matrix client: you also need a homeserver. Stoat is the project previously known as Revolt.
Analytics you host yourself, in place of Google Analytics or Mixpanel. Cookie-light site stats and fuller product analytics are listed separately.
Workflow tools that replace Zapier, and internal-app builders that replace Retool. Airtable-style databases are included and labelled.
Invoicing and small ERP systems that replace FreshBooks or Zoho Invoice. Read the licence: two popular projects are source-available, and one has not tagged a release since 2022.
Tools in the neighbourhood of Ninety.io and EOS One: goals, weekly meetings, and boards. This category is thinner than the others. If you run a proper L10, tell us what you use.
Recent pushes and releases.
Scorecard, vulnerabilities, stars.
Licence and whether you can hire for the stack.
Docker, a vendor cloud, or done-for-you.
An editorial read of the main jobs. Blank if we have not assessed it.
Where a repository contains Docker or Compose, the deploy page says so. SeatLess will also install a listed app and hand it over. We do not invent one-click buttons for hosts we have not checked app by app.
From GitHub pushed_at, captured 15 Oct 2026.
Projects, timelines, and work packages for a team that plans in earnest.
Product analytics. Community code is MIT. The ee directory is not.
A group poll for picking a time. Not a booking page.
Chat organised by topic, under Apache-2.0.