Open source alternatives to Peerlist
50 open source Social apps to use instead, best rated first.
Top picks
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Discourse
LaunchDiscourse is a community platform for discussion forums, support hubs, team chat and product feedback boards. Communities use it for topics, categories and tags, and the hosted plans add moderation tools, custom groups and custom themes. Su
Open source
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Pi-Hole
LaunchNetwork-wide ad blocking via your own Linux hardware, using DNS filtering and re-direction Pi-Hole can block ads on a whole network, so Smartphones and Game Consoles can benefit from it in addition to computers.
FreeOpen sourceSelf-hosted
- B

Bluesky
LaunchA decentralized social network focused on fostering meaningful interactions and giving users control over their data and experience.
Open source
- F

Flarum
LaunchFlarum is free, open-source forum software that is MIT licensed and built by its community. It is lightweight and fast, and it scales from small hobby communities to large forums. Groups and permissions control member access across categori
FreeOpen source
- M

Mastodon
LaunchMastodon is a free, open-source social network that is decentralized, so it runs on many independent servers that can talk to each other. You pick a server, such as mastodon.social, or another one from the server directory, then follow peop
FreeOpen source
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Novu
LaunchNovu is the open-source notification and agent communication infrastructure. Connect AI agents and products to customers across in-app, email, SMS, push, WhatsApp, Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Telegram with one API. Start with npx novu conne
Open source
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About Peerlist

Peerlist
The professional network for builders to show and tell
Peerlist is a professional network for people who build things. Show your proof of work on your profile, launch your projects, find jobs at good companies, and connect with other builders.
- Category
- Social
- Website
- peerlist.io


