Your paid software has a free equivalent.
Open source, containerised web apps and PWAs. You host them, you keep control of your data.
The code no longer matters.
The prompt that rebuilds it does.
Every application is published with its repository, its licence, its container — and its regeneration prompt. That document lets any assistant rebuild the application, in the stack of your choice, without depending on the original repository or its maintainer.
What you can replace
- Trello, Kanbanflow, Jira Board, KanbanFlowBoardPWA · MongoDB
- Gasoil now, PrixPompe, Essence&CO, Fuel Flash, Essence, GasBuddyJaugePWA · PostgreSQL
- Pas d'équivalence :)MaisonPWA · PostgreSQL
- Yazio, FoodvisorfourchettePWA · MongoDB
4 validated applications
What we check before publication
- The repository is public
- Anyone can read, clone and fork the code.
- The licence is free
- MIT, Apache-2.0, GPL — explicit, at the root of the repository.
- The container exists
- A Dockerfile is provided, to host it without rebuilding the stack.
- The database is stated
- MongoDB or PostgreSQL, shown on every listing.
- The prompt is provided
- The document that lets you regenerate the application elsewhere, differently, without the original repository.
Your business software costs more every year
Small and medium businesses: describe the paid software you use internally. We will look into porting it to a free alternative that you host yourself.