Open Source Everything

Events & meetups

Organize and manage events.

2open alternatives 1does the whole job

Open alternatives2

Open-source apps that replace MeetUp and EasyChair

Indico screenshot
2.1kActiveIn your browserMITRuns on your own server

Indico is a web-based tool for planning and running events, from conferences with abstract reviews and registration to meetings and room booking. It is aimed at event organizers and institutions, and it can be extended with plugins.

Runs on your own server · GitHub
Gathio screenshot
466ActiveIn your browserGPL-3.0Replaces partlyRuns on your own server

Gathio is a simple website for creating and sharing events, with a focus on keeping users' data private. It can be used on the public hosted version or run by anyone on their own server.

Runs on your own server · GitHub

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Replaces fully means it does the main job of these apps; Replaces partly means it covers some of it.

Licenses: every project here uses an open-source license (what each one means). Open core means some parts are paid or under another license.

GitHub stars are shown for reference. They measure popularity, not whether it replaces anything.

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