Open-source AI productivity tools
The INITE Atlas lists 29. By use, the list opens with LobeHub, Inbox Zero, OpenWork, Sunder and Gorse.
Offered under an open-source licence, per the pricing page; any paid tier is hosting or support.
Where each one says so
Ranked by use
Figure and bar: visits/mo, estimate · year: online since
- #26

LobeHub
Organizes and operates multiple AI agents 24/7, handling task scheduling and reporting through your existing chat tools.
51.4kActiveFrom $9.90/mo - #31

Inbox Zero
Sorts Gmail and Outlook inboxes with an assistant that labels, archives and drafts replies by your rules, and bulk-unsubscribes from newsletters.
27.8kActiveFrom $18/user/mo - #70

OpenWorkMCP · sign-in
Desktop app and MCP gateway that runs AI agents on local files and routes requests to 50 model providers.
2.7kActiveFrom $10/user/mo - #180

Sunder
Desktop app that installs and runs native tools including dashboards, automations, and AI agents as packages.
135Active - #226

Gorse
Trains and serves personalized recommendations from user interactions and item data via REST APIs.
65ActiveOpen source - #244

It's a Plan
Tracks issues on a shared board, table, timeline or calendar, and lets configured agents pick up delegated work like teammates.
48ActiveFrom $240/yr - #292

CoPaw:Co Personal Agent Workstation
Runs an open-source personal assistant that links chat channels to memory, skills, scheduled tasks and a browser console.
22MaintainedFrom $29/mo - #299

UsageAtlas
Free open-source desktop app that tracks token usage, cost estimates, and limits across 14 AI coding tools.
20Active - #327

Baseline Core
Organizes business context and rules for AI agents to access during execution.
16Active - #358

Cogito Studio
Open-source desktop workspace for choosing models and approving tool use locally, plus a pull request review tool and a wikilink-based static site generator.
12Active - #500

Walkmark
Turns screen recordings into step-by-step documentation, with AI drafting titles and instructions, exported as Markdown, HTML or PDF.
2 - #580

Yank
Clipboard manager that finds past copies from a plain-language description, classifying each clip by type and source app.
1ActiveOpen source - #594

Sidewisp
Monitors AI agents for failed work, missing memory writes and stalled loops, then proposes recovery steps for your approval.
1Active - #633

BusabaseMCP · sign-in
Stores the work that AI agents produce as shared tables, docs, skills and apps that any agent or teammate can read.
1ActiveOpen source - #667

mcp-me
Stores personal profile data locally that AI assistants can read via the Model Context Protocol.
257 installs/moMaintainedOpen source - #726

Geniuz
Stores your team's decisions, standards and reasoning as persistent memory that carries across AI chat tools and sessions.
34 linking domains - #727

HashCortX
Desktop workspace where a model chats, edits code in your project, reads your documents and runs agents, using local or cloud models.
34 linking domainsActive - #765

Verzeta Studio
Runs local AI models and tools for named team members that coordinate in one shared group chat.
33 linking domainsActive - #871

Fiavaion
Chrome extension adding 29 learning supports including reading, writing, and focus aids with optional local or cloud AI.
20 linking domainsMaintainedOpen source2024 - #912

Odem
Designs mechanical parts, PCBs, and firmware for hardware projects from concept to production.
Emerging - #944

3D New Era AIMCP · sign-in
Draws walls, doors, furniture and lighting in centimetre floor plans, letting an AI agent edit the same file over a local MCP server.
Little sign of useFrom $5/mo - #952

Agentbox, give your agents an inbox
Manages AI agent tasks in an inbox interface with priorities, worktrees, and notifications.
Little sign of useActiveFree - #978

KumbukaMCP · sign-in
Serves team-ratified decisions, conventions and constraints to AI assistants over a single MCP endpoint, with human curation.
Little sign of useActive 
Alpine
Bundles docs, a personal task tracker, threaded forum posts and chat into one workspace with a ranked activity feed.
22Active
Free Agentic Publication DigesterMCP · open
Automatically assembles a daily digest of official US government publications, citing each primary source.
1
HackshopMCP · open
Plans small hardware gadgets by listing boards, parts and build steps that a coding agent can follow through an MCP connector.
591 installs/moActive
OneClip
Keeps a clipboard history on macOS and extracts text from copied images with OCR.
82Active
OpenOakMCP · sign-in
Open source task manager, outline notes app and kanban board for personal lists, drafts and project workflows.
1Active
SessionplanMCP · open
Browser-based planner that lays out workshop agendas as a drag-and-drop timeline with computed start and end times and shareable links.
15Active
How we read a tool
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- Use: visits to the site (estimated), installs from npm and PyPI, presence in Chrome's usage report.
- Activity: the newest release on GitHub, npm or PyPI; the newest dated page on the site; open roles on a public jobs board.
- Price: the vendor's own pricing page, read with the date. A figure is printed only when it is on that page.
- The line and the use cases are written by us from the homepage, one tool at a time, and refused when they repeat the vendor's marketing.
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