RepoGrove

Discover the projects shaping open source.

RepoGrove is a curated map of the open-source ecosystem — what a project actually does, whether it's active, and what else you could use instead.

Groves

Curated collections of repositories around a problem or ecosystem.

  • AI

    Open-source tools for running, building, and integrating AI models.

    5 repos

  • Databases

    Open-source databases worth knowing about, from embedded analytics engines to distributed OLAP clusters.

    4 repos

  • Developer Tools

    Open-source tools that make day-to-day development faster — editors, terminal UIs, and the small utilities developers reach for constantly.

    7 repos

  • Self-Hosted

    Software you run and own on your own infrastructure instead of a SaaS.

    6 repos

Repositories

Repository intelligence pages — what it is, why people use it, and what to use instead.

  • Appwrite

    Self-hostable backend-as-a-service: auth, databases, storage, functions, and messaging behind one API.

    ⭐ 57,537backend
  • ClickHouse

    A distributed, column-oriented database built for real-time analytics at scale.

    ⭐ 50,197database
  • Coolify

    Self-hostable PaaS alternative to Vercel, Heroku, and Netlify.

    ⭐ 62,498paas
  • Dokploy

    Self-hostable PaaS for deploying applications, databases, and Docker Compose stacks across your own servers.

    ⭐ 37,618paas
  • DuckDB

    An in-process SQL database built for fast analytical queries.

    ⭐ 41,869database
  • GitUI

    A terminal UI for git written in Rust, built for speed on very large repositories.

    ⭐ 22,541devtools
  • Helix

    A modal terminal text editor built in Rust, with multi-cursor selections, syntax awareness, and a language server client all built in rather than bolted on through plugins.

    ⭐ 46,431devtools
  • Immich

    Self-hosted photo and video backup that mirrors the Google Photos experience on infrastructure you control.

    self-hosted
  • LangChain

    Framework for building applications powered by language models.

    ⭐ 147,380ai
  • LazyGit

    A simple terminal UI for git commands, so you don't have to remember every flag.

    ⭐ 82,846devtools
  • LlamaIndex

    Open-source data framework for connecting large language models to your own documents and data sources through retrieval-augmented generation (RAG).

    ⭐ 52,383ai
  • LocalAI

    Self-hosted inference engine that exposes an OpenAI-compatible API for local text, audio, image, and video models.

    ⭐ 49,369ai
  • Neovim

    A hyperextensible, backwards-compatible fork of Vim.

    ⭐ 102,709devtools
  • Ollama

    Run large language models locally.

    ⭐ 182,046ai
  • PocketBase

    Open-source backend in a single file: SQLite database, auth, file storage, and a realtime API.

    ⭐ 61,240backend
  • PostgreSQL

    A general-purpose, client-server relational database with a three-decade track record in production.

    database
  • SQLite

    An embedded, serverless SQL database — a library your application links in, not a separate service you connect to.

    database
  • Supabase

    Open-source Firebase alternative.

    ⭐ 110,999backend
  • Tig

    An ncurses-based text-mode interface for exploring a Git repository's history.

    ⭐ 13,350devtools
  • Vim

    A modal, keyboard-driven text editor descended from vi, still actively developed more than three decades after it started.

    ⭐ 41,012devtools
  • vLLM

    High-throughput, memory-efficient inference and serving engine for LLMs.

    ⭐ 93,060ai
  • Zed

    A GPU-accelerated code editor built from scratch in Rust, with real-time multiplayer editing built into the core rather than bolted on as a plugin.

    ⭐ 91,192devtools

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