Pl. 01
OPEN COREActivepieces
replaces Zapier
MIT core; packages/ee and server ee code are under a proprietary licence
Open core projects
Open core means a free open-source product plus paid features kept in directories under a proprietary license. Self-hosting the free part is fine; check that the features you need are in it.
Pl. 02
OPEN COREAFFiNE
replaces Notion
Core under MIT (Community Edition parts under MPL-2.0 per the EE file); server/Enterprise parts under the AFFiNE EE License, production use needs a paid Enterprise subscription
Pl. 03
OPEN COREChatwoot
replaces Intercom
MIT core; enterprise/ directory is under a separate licence
Pl. 04
OPEN COREDokploy
replaces Heroku
Apache-2.0 core; content under /proprietary is under a proprietary licence
Pl. 05
OPEN COREFormbricks
replaces Typeform
AGPL-3.0 core; apps/web/modules/ee is under a separate licence
Pl. 06
OPEN COREMattermost
replaces Slack
Source under AGPLv3 (OSI) or a commercial licence; compiled binaries MIT, admin tools Apache 2.0; Enterprise parts licensed separately
Pl. 07
OPEN COREMetabase
replaces Tableau
AGPL-3.0 outside enterprise/; enterprise/ under a commercial licence
Pl. 08
OPEN COREPostHog
replaces Mixpanel
Core under an open licence; ee/ directory is under a proprietary licence
Pl. 09
OPEN CORERocket.Chat
replaces Slack
MIT core; apps/meteor/ee and ee/ are under a proprietary licence
Pl. 10
OPEN CORETwenty
replaces Salesforce
Mostly AGPL-3.0; certain files carry a commercial licence header
Pl. 11
OPEN COREWindmill
replaces Zapier
Apache-2.0 / AGPL-3.0 parts plus a proprietary licence for certain enterprise features