Run one yourself.
One command clones a product and starts it.
Terminal
npx -y @runeditrun/rer dev just-every/run-uptimeNo npm? curl -fsSL https://runeditrun.com/install.sh | sh installs rer, then rer dev just-every/run-uptime.
Stop renting your software.
Switch to free, open-source alternatives for the tools your team already uses. Thirty-one are out now, with twenty more on the way. MIT licensed, forever yours.
- Free
to use - Open source
on GitHub - MIT licensed
for everyone
No more per-seat bills.
Free to use, however big your team gets.
Your data stays yours.
It runs on your computer or your own Cloudflare account.
Change anything.
It's your code, so you or your AI can add the feature you need.
No price hikes, no lock-in.
Nobody can change the deal on you.
Pick your replacement.
Search for the tool you use today, or start with one of these.
- GitHub
Uptime
Alternative to Pingdom
Alerts you only when a failure is confirmed.
- GitHub
HappyToHelp
Alternative to Intercom
Your Codex or Claude fixes the problem and writes the reply.
- GitHub
Nook
Alternative to Slack
Team chat where a message becomes a decision.
- GitHub
Slate
Alternative to Notion
Pages, databases and search in one wiki.
- GitHub
Vector
Alternative to Linear
Issue tracking that shows what's now, what's next and why.
- GitHub
Orbit
Alternative to HubSpot
A CRM that shows which deal to work next, and why.
See them running.
Real footage of the real apps, clicked at true speed.
01 Uptime: Alerts you only when a failure is confirmed.
Surely this can't work?
Fair. We'd ask too.
Free? What's the catch?
No catch. Every one is MIT licensed and 100% free. Take it, run it, change it.
Thirty-one products? From one team?
Coding agents write the code. We decide what good looks like, write it down as a contract, and ship the tests with it.
Is it a real product or a demo?
Real. Run the three lines further down this page and you're signed in to the whole app on your own computer.
What happens when it breaks?
It's your code, so you or your coding agent can fix it on the spot. Every repo ships instructions written for agents, and our fixes arrive as tagged releases.
Where does my data live?
Wherever you run it: your computer, or your own Cloudflare account, in a database that's yours.
Does it do everything Notion does?
No, and it isn't trying to. Each one does its job properly, and the source is yours if you need more.
Built to be good, not just to exist.
Code is nearly free now. Good software still isn't: someone has to care how it works, how it looks and what it promises.
Written down.
Every product lists exactly what it does, and what it doesn't.
Checked.
One command runs all its checks.
Yours.
MIT licensed. Change anything you like.
Made something this good?
Just Every is open to more makers. If you've built a free, open-source alternative with this much care, we'd love to see it. Issues, pull requests and collaborators are welcome on every repo.
What should we build next?
Tell us the software you'd like an open-source version of.