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An open-source standard mutual NDA, free to use under CC BY 4.0, with a cover page that carries the deal-specific terms.
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Use it free under CC BY 4.0.
Sign the cover page to create the NDA.
Pair it with Indian governing law and stamping.
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The source code and self-hosting instructions for AppFlowy, which describes itself as the open source alternative to Notion, released under AGPL-3.0.
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Read the self-hosting section before choosing it for a team.
The licence is AGPL-3.0, so you can run and modify it freely.
Apps exist for desktop, iPhone and Android.
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The source for Activepieces, which calls itself an open source replacement for Zapier: the Community Edition is under the MIT licence and can be self-hosted, with 280+ integrations also usable as MCP tools by AI assistants.
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The Community Edition is MIT licensed, so you can self-host it with no licence fee.
Self-hosting keeps workflow data on your own server.
Enterprise features sit under a separate commercial licence.
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Bitwarden's source code, public on GitHub, which is why security teams can audit it and why it is the open-source password manager most companies trust.
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Bitwarden's code is public, so anyone can audit how it stores secrets.
Technical teams can self-host the server.
Most small teams should still use Bitwarden's cloud rather than self-host.
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