Open-source software
Software published under an open-source license, with a link to the official source repository on every listing. The license shown is the one declared by the project.
Filters and sorting
1481 results, page 46 of 50
Valetudo
Replace the cloud connection on supported robot vacuums with local control.
Vanadium
GrapheneOS's hardened Chromium browser and system WebView.
Vaultwarden
A lightweight self-hosted server compatible with the Bitwarden apps, written in Rust.
Velero
Backup, restore and migration tool for Kubernetes clusters.
Velociraptor
Endpoint monitoring and digital forensics platform driven by a query language.
vengi
Voxel art suite with an editor, a format converter and a thumbnailer.
Ventoy
Prepare a USB stick once, then boot any ISO by copying the file onto it.
VeraCrypt
Disk encryption that creates encrypted containers, encrypts whole partitions, and can encrypt the drive Windows boots from.
Veusz
A scientific plotting package that produces publication-ready PDF and SVG figures, built by combining plotting widgets.
VHS
Generate repeatable terminal demonstrations from text scripts.
Vibe
Transcribe audio and video files on your own computer.
VictoriaLogs
Store and search logs with a dedicated log-management server.
VictoriaMetrics
Store and query monitoring metrics in a time-series database.
viddy
Rerun a command and compare its output over time.
Vienna RSS
Open-source RSS and Atom reader for macOS with smart folders.
Vigil
Monitor services and publish their availability through a self-hosted status page.
Vikunja
Manage tasks through a self-hostable project workspace.
Vim
The editor that is already on every server, with a graphical build for Windows and a licence that asks you to donate to Ugandan children.
Vimium
Vim-style keyboard shortcuts for navigating the web.
Violentmonkey
Open-source userscript manager with cloud backup.
ViPER4Android
System-wide audio processing engine for rooted Android.
Virtual Machine Manager
The standard desktop front end for KVM on Linux, plus the command line tools that go with it.
VirtualBox
The free desktop hypervisor most people start with: run Windows, Linux or BSD in a window on the machine you already have.
VirtualBuddy
Run macOS virtual machines on an Apple Silicon Mac.
VisBug
Point-and-click editing tools for any live web page.
Vita3K
Experiment with PlayStation Vita emulation on desktop or Android.
vivid
Generate consistent file colors for command-line tools.
VLC media player
A free player that opens almost any video or audio file, disc or stream without installing a codec pack.
Vorta
A desktop front end for BorgBackup, so encrypted deduplicated backups stop being a cron job.
VoxelShop
Voxel editor for building blocky models and exporting them for games and rendering.
