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Gitea lets a team run its own software development service with Git hosting, code review, issues, project boards, wikis, collaboration, package registries, and CI/CD that can reuse GitHub Actions workflows. Written in Go, it supports a broad range of operating systems and processor architectures.

Gogs lets individuals and teams host Git repositories through a standalone binary on Linux, macOS, Windows, and ARM systems. It covers repository and organization management, SSH and HTTP access, issues, pull requests, wikis, mirroring, and webhooks, with PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, or SQLite as storage options.

Appsmith is an open-source low-code platform for creating internal applications such as admin panels, dashboards, and operational tools. Connect existing databases or APIs, assemble the interface, and deploy the result for your team without building every screen from scratch. You can use the hosted cloud service or run Appsmith in your own environment through options such as Docker, Kubernetes, or an AWS image.

ToolJet Community Edition is an open-source low-code platform for building internal applications with drag-and-drop tables, forms, charts, and other responsive components. Teams can connect databases, APIs, SaaS products, cloud storage, and a built-in database, then add JavaScript or Python where custom logic is needed. It supports hosted use and several self-hosted deployment paths, including Docker and Kubernetes. Natural-language app generation, AI query building and debugging, and the Agent Builder are part of the enterprise ToolJet AI offering rather than the default community edition.