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Featured listings first. Tags come from each app's website, so confirm current pricing and platforms before you choose.
Scira AI
AI search engine that reads deep and cites sources
Evil Charts
Animated React chart components for shadcn/ui
Remocn
Make a product demo video with your AI agent
Better-T-Stack
A modern CLI for scaffolding end-to-end type-safe TypeScript projects
PR Agent
Review GitHub pull requests on your own servers, for developers and teams.
Better Shot
The free, open source alternative to Loom and CleanShot X for macOS
Screenshot Studio
Free Screenshot Editor & Image Tools
NeoRecall
Open-source audio memory for capturing and recalling conversations
NeoAgent
Self-hosted AI agent for automation and device control
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Pricing, platforms and features are tagged from each app's public website and may be incomplete. Open an app page for the full details.
| App | Pricing | Platforms | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scira AI | Freemium, Subscription | Web, iOS | AI-powered, Open source, Self-hosted |
| Evil Charts | Free | Not listed | Open source |
| Remocn | Free | Not listed | AI-powered, Open source |
| Better-T-Stack | Free | Not listed | Open source |
| PR Agent | Free | Not listed | AI-powered, Open source, Self-hosted |
| Better Shot | Free | macOS | Open source |
| Screenshot Studio | Free | Web | API, Open source |
| NeoRecall | Not listed | Web, macOS, Windows | Open source, Self-hosted |
| NeoAgent | Not listed | Not listed | Open source, Self-hosted |
How to choose open-source apps
Open-source apps publish their source code under a license that sets how it can be used, changed and shared. Many can run on your own computer or server, and some makers also sell a hosted version that saves you the setup.
Before choosing, read the license, check how recently the project was updated and how issues are handled, and decide whether to run it yourself or use a hosted version. Running it yourself makes updates and backups your job.