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1.AppFlowy-IO / AppFlowy

Bring projects, wikis, and teams together with AI. AppFlowy is the AI collaborative workspace where you achieve more without losing control of your data. The leading open source Notion alternative.

content-management
content-services
wiki
project-management
team-collaboration
blog
+6 more

Dart AGPL-3.078K total6.2K forks

+1,210 stars

from 77,048 · score 7.10

2.z7786 / wenxi

TranslatedA dual-platform (Android + Windows) software for aggregated cloud drive link parsing and management, currently supporting parsing for 16 mainstream cloud drives

Dart AGPL-3.01.3K total111 forks

+1,076 stars

from 240 · score 6.98

3.ente / ente

💚 End-to-end encrypted cloud for everything.

android
ios
e2ee
encryption
end-to-end-encryption
google-photos-alternative
+11 more

Dart AGPL-3.030K total1.9K forks

+706 stars

from 29,214 · score 6.56

4.Kabanya / Pomodoist

Open-source Todoist alternative. Self-hosted. A focused Pomodoro timer and task manager for mobile, desktop, and web.

dart
flutter
ios
macos
pomodoro
productivity
+5 more

Dart AGPL-3.0528 total87 forks

+111 stars

from 417 · score 4.72

5.LinwoodDev / Butterfly

🎨 Powerful, minimalistic, cross-platform, opensource note-taking app

flutter
app
notes-app
android
linux
windows
+13 more

Dart AGPL-3.02.1K total159 forks

+48 stars

from 2,042 · score 3.89

6.GitJournal / GitJournal

Mobile first Note Taking integrated with Git

git
journal
notes-app
notes
note-taking
markdown
+4 more

Dart AGPL-3.04.2K total318 forks

+10 stars

from 4,235 · score 2.40

7.AmitJoki / Enigma

A full-fledged one-to-one chat app developed entirely in Flutter

flutter
dart
chat
chat-application
authentication
privacy

Dart AGPL-3.0402 total120 forks

+1 stars

from 401 · score 0.69

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