Flow-Like
Flow-Like is an open-source, typed, local-first workflow automation engine for building and executing automation and AI workflows in self-hosted or offline environments. It combines visual, graph-based workflows with strong typing and deterministic execution, making complex systems easier to understand, validate, and maintain. Unlike many workflow tools that rely on untyped JSON, cloud-only backends, or opaque runtime behavior, Flow-Like makes data flow and execution explicit and inspectable. Workflows can run locally, on private servers, in containers, or in Kubernetes without changing semantics. The core runtime is written in Rust for performance, safety, and portability. Flow-Like supports event-driven automation, data processing, document ingestion, and AI pipelines, including typed agent and RAG workflows using local or hosted models. It is designed for developers and organizations that need reliable automation with full control over infrastructure and data.
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Stocuro
Stocuro is self-hosted inventory and stock management software for interventional radiology (IR) departments and cath labs — barcode scanning, expiry/lot tracking, and usage reporting per procedure, running entirely on your own PHP + MariaDB server.
Core features:
- GS1 barcode scanning for the full stock lifecycle: receive, use, transfer, return, write-off
- Lot/expiry tracking, automatic reorder advice, role-based access
- Usage reporting broken down per procedure and specialist
- Runs on shared hosting, Docker, or a Synology NAS — no external dependencies, no framework
Licensing, to be upfront about it: this isn't FOSS. Source is public on GitHub for inspection and self-hosting, but it's proprietary — free for one admin account, paid yearly activation codes for additional users. License checks run entirely offline, no phone-home, no subscription server.
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Weavestream
Weavestream is a free, open-source, self-hosted IT documentation platform built for MSPs, IT pros, and small teams — a direct alternative to IT Glue and Hudu, without the SaaS lock-in.
Document clients, assets, credentials, domains, IPs, and procedures — all connected through relationships, so you can move from client → asset → credential → procedure in one hop instead of digging through scattered notes.
Highlights:
Docker-first deployment — docker compose up -d and you're running
No telemetry, no license checks, no phone-home
All features in one tier — no upsells, no artificial gates
Built on PostgreSQL, with full data portability (your DB, your backups)
Client portal, KB/runbooks, domain & SSL monitoring, IPAM, credential vault, RBAC
AGPL-3.0 licensed — fork it if you must
Built by an IT professional who needed a serious documentation system and got tired of renting one. New, real, and built in the open.
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HedgeDoc
HedgeDoc (formerly known as CodiMD) is an open-source, web-based, self-hosted, collaborative markdown editor. You can use it to easily collaborate on notes, graphs and even presentations in real-time. All you need to do is to share your note-link to your co-workers and they’re ready to go. Installing HedgeDoc on your server is easy! We provide a ready to use bundle and a docker image. For details, take a look at our install guide. The HedgeDoc source code is available on GitHub and licensed under AGPL 3.0. Everything is open source and free as in free speech. Read it, understand it, help us to improve it! We are always open for improvements, wishes and discussions. You can join our chat room on Matrix or open a topic in our Discourse.
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