Open source alternatives

Paperless-ngx

Two ways out, depending on what you keep there: scanned documents into document management, typed notes into a notes app.

Anchor

A notes app for quick notes, checklists, images and voice memos — on your devices and your own instance.

Twenty

An open source CRM for a small team: contacts, companies and deals, without a price per seat and without features behind the next tier.

Fider

A feedback board on your own domain: users post ideas and vote on them — without a price per collected vote.

Anchor

Quick notes, checklists, images and voice memos, even without a connection. In a notes app that runs in the browser on any device and keeps its data in your own instance.

Anchor

If you mostly use OneNote for notes, lists and images, a lean notes app is enough. It works offline and syncs through your own instance.

Twenty

Drag deals across a board from stage to stage, with contacts and companies behind them and notes and tasks on the record. Without a price per seat, on your own instance.

Twenty

For small teams that find a big CRM too much: companies, contacts and deals in tables you extend yourselves. Open, without seats, on your own instance.

Twenty

Contacts, companies, deals and tasks in one tidy interface, extensible with your own fields. Open, without tiers or seats, on your own instance.

Twenty

A CRM that thinks like a database: custom objects, views and fields, plus a board for deals. Open and on your own instance instead of a subscription per seat.

Monica

A personal CRM for the people in your life: birthdays, conversations and what you promised. In an instance that belongs only to you, because these notes are nobody else’s business.

Fider

A board where users post ideas, vote and see what becomes of them. On your domain, with no cap on users or votes.

Fider

For the public part: a portal where users post ideas, vote and see the status. Open, on your domain, with no price per team member.

Fider

A feedback board for your product where ideas are collected, weighed and answered. Open and on your domain, without tiers that hold features back.

Fider

A plain board for ideas and bug reports where your users vote. On your own instance, on your domain.

Flarum

A forum for your community where conversations stay sorted by topic instead of vanishing in a feed. On your domain, without anyone needing a Facebook account.