I love AlternativeTo and open source software, but I don't believe in only open source. If I don't believe in only open source, why the name? While I prefer open source software, not every piece of software can be or should be open source. People need options. That's why I love AlternativeTo - it's all about giving people options! A little about me: In my free time, I like to find new software to add to AlternativeTo and play the drums.
Self-hosted, open-source audio streamer supporting AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, Bluetooth, DLNA, multi-room sync, CD/USB playback, REST API, and Home Assistant integration.
Multi-purpose web utilities for color conversion, image editing, typography, calculators, and QR code creation, with no login, registration, or intrusive ads.
Open-source email client with unified inbox, IMAP/SMTP, OAuth2 support, conversation threading, TipTap rich text composer, contact sync, dark mode, and keyboard shortcuts.
An application that provides battery monitoring and feature control for supported Bluetooth wearable audio devices, including AirPods, Beats, Sony, Samsung Galaxy Buds and Nothing/CMF buds.
Gnome extension for tracking Bluetooth device battery status, supports system tray display, custom icons, per-device controls, and enhanced info modes.
Native Swift/SwiftUI YouTube client for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV & Mac — ad-free, SponsorBlock, DeArrow, Google sign-in, up to 8K. Open source.
Experience the joy of hiding God's Word in your heart. Remember Me combines proven memorization techniques — spaced repetition, games, and visual learning — to help you retain Scripture for life.
Open-source screen recorder for macOS and Windows with auto-zoom, smooth cursor animations, MP4/GIF export, comprehensive editing tools, and advanced audio capture.
ClamUI is a modern Linux desktop application that provides a user-friendly graphical interface for the ClamAV antivirus command-line tool. Built with GTK4 and libadwaita for a native GNOME appearance.
Zephyr Weather delivers hyperlocal forecasts with stunning design and powerful features that go beyond basic temperature readings. Whether you're planning your day, tracking air quality, or monitoring severe weather, Zephyr has you covered.
ProPresenter has been the preferred lyric presentation system for churches and ministries around the world for years. With an intuitive interface and incredible video engine, ProPresenter has never been easier or more spectacular.
We're testing Sober, a brand new way to get Roblox on your Linux desktop. It's a novel approach, separate to other compatibility software like Wine, Android emulators, or virtual machines. Sober works by creating a specialized runtime just for Roblox's code, ensuring...
Linux Show Player (LiSP) is a free cue player designed for sound-playback in stage production. The goal of the project is to provide a complete playback software for musical plays, theater shows and similar.
Spruce is a lightweight cache cleaner and system maintenance tool designed for GNU/Linux. It helps keep your system fresh by clearing unneeded caches, logs, and temporary files in a clean, Adwaita-based GTK interface.
A free, open-source audio playback system designed for live sound operators who need reliable, flexible cue management. Built with modern web technologies (Electron, Vue 3, Nuxt 3), it runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Instant messaging with text, voice, video calling, screen sharing, privacy controls, customizable permissions, moderation, bots, and open-source design.
Ladybird is an open-source web browser currently in development, with an alpha version expected to launch in 2026.
Linux distributions offer a choice of desktop environment, but installing more than one can break themes and clutter menus. Mending Wall fixes this, so you can enjoy them all.
Remove the fear of Android app compatibility on de-Googled devices.
Seamlessly runs Windows applications on Linux through an intuitive interface, supporting native OS-level windows, easy installation, and shared directories.
Bazaar is a new app store for GNOME with a focus on discovering and installing applications and add-ons from Flatpak remotes, particularly Flathub. It emphasizes supporting the developers who make the Linux desktop possible.
Creates incremental snapshots of Linux systems, protecting system files and settings while allowing full system restoration without impacting personal files.
