Open-source projects we stand alongside
glick.run is built on the same belief these teams are: software you can read, run, and own beats software you rent. Here are open-source, self-hosted and privacy-first projects worth knowing. Building one? Say hello — we’re glad to add friends.
Cal.com
Open-source scheduling — the self-hosted Calendly alternative. The project that started the OSS Friends network.
Documenso
The open-source DocuSign alternative. Sign documents on infrastructure you control.
Formbricks
Open-source experience management — surveys and forms you self-host, so responses stay yours.
Plausible Analytics
Lightweight, privacy-first web analytics. No cookies, no personal data, self-hostable.
PostHog
Open-source product analytics, session replay and feature flags — run it yourself.
Supabase
The open-source Firebase alternative — Postgres, auth, storage and realtime you can host.
Coolify
Self-hostable PaaS — deploy apps and databases on your own servers. No vendor lock-in.
Umami
Simple, privacy-focused, open-source web analytics you own end to end.
Novu
Open-source notification infrastructure — email, SMS, push and in-app in one API.
Infisical
Open-source secret management — sync and share secrets across your team and infra.
Trigger.dev
Open-source background jobs and long-running tasks, with no timeouts.
Twenty
The open-source CRM — a self-hostable alternative to Salesforce.
Everything glick.run makes is open source too — github.com/gitayg.