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1.novuhq / novu

The open-source communication infrastructure for agents and products

notifications
communication
email
sms
push-notifications
transactional
+9 more

TypeScript Other license40K total4.5K forks

+1,629 stars

from 38,662 · score 7.40

2.gotify / server

A simple server for sending and receiving messages in real-time per WebSocket. (Includes a sleek web-ui)

golang
notifications
api
react
javascript
gotify
+7 more

Go Other license16K total900 forks

+1,310 stars

from 14,871 · score 7.18

3.Notifuse / notifuse

Open-source, self-hosted newsletter, email marketing and transactional email platform. Visual MJML editor, Liquid templating, 7 sending providers.

mailing-list
newsletter
self-hosted
amazon-ses
bulk-email
campaign-management
+14 more

Go Other license2.3K total242 forks

+355 stars

from 1,918 · score 5.87

4.nodemailer / nodemailer

✉️ Send e-mails with Node.JS – easy as cake!

nodemailer
email
email-sender
rfc822

TypeScript Other license18K total1.4K forks

+250 stars

from 17,454 · score 5.53

A server-side library for sending Push Notifications to iOS (iPhone/iPad APNS), Android (C2DM and GCM - Google Cloud Message), Windows Phone, Windows 8, Amazon, Blackberry, and (soon) FirefoxOS devices!

C#Other license4.4K total1.5K forks

+4 stars

from 4,366 · score 1.61

6.mailman-elixir / mailman

Mailman provides a clean way of defining mailers in your Elixir applications

elixir
email
sending

Elixir Other license204 total70 forks

+1 stars

from 203 · score 0.69

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