Open SaaS

Open SaaS

License: MIT license


Description:

Open SaaS is a free, open-source SaaS app starter built with React and Node.js. It offers a full-featured, community-driven platform designed to help developers quickly create SaaS applications. The template emphasizes open-source tools, integrations, and ease of deployment, making it ideal for building customizable SaaS products.

OrioleDB

OrioleDB

License: Distributed under the PostgreSQL license


Description:

OrioleDB is a modern cloud-native storage engine extension for PostgreSQL that offers improved performance, scalability, and reduced maintenance by utilizing innovative techniques like in-memory linkages, MVCC with undo logs, and row-level WAL, suitable for cloud and modern hardware architectures.

Rnote


Rnote

License: GPL-3.0-or-later


Description:

Rnote is an open-source vector-based drawing application designed for sketching, handwritten notes, and document annotation, targeting users with drawing tablets. It supports features like PDF import/export, infinite canvas, and adaptive UI, ideal for students, teachers, and artists.

PyCrack


PyCrack

License: MIT license


Description:

PyCrack is an advanced password cracking tool supporting brute-force, dictionary, and random attacks. It can crack files and hashes like PDF, ZIP, MS Office, MD5, SHA variants, and BLAKE2B/S. It is suitable for Linux systems and can be used with Docker for easy deployment.

Turntable


Turntable

License: GPLv3


Description:

Turntable is a music scrobbling app that supports multiple music players and integrates with services like last.fm, ListenBrainz, and Libre.fm. It features a sleek UI, supports MPRIS-enabled apps, and offers a CLI for command-line scrobbling.

ConvertWithMoss

ConvertWithMoss

License: LGPLv3


Description:

ConvertWithMoss is a tool for converting multisamples between formats and creating multisample files from WAVs, supporting various formats like Ableton, Korg, Logic, and SoundFont, with downloadable versions for Windows, MacOS, and Linux.