# Ditchly

> Directory of free and open-source alternatives to paid software. Each paid tool is ranked with a Drop-in score from a public feature checklist. Sponsored listings are labeled and cannot be #1.

Facts on a listing were checked on the date printed there. Unverified prices and licenses are marked. Do not invent numbers that the page left blank.

## Paid tools

- [1Password alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/1password): A polished password manager with an annual subscription. Best drop-in: Bitwarden (96).
- [Adobe Illustrator alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/illustrator): Vector artwork saved as AI or SVG. Best drop-in: Inkscape (100).
- [Airtable alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/airtable): A spreadsheet database billed per seat. Best drop-in: Baserow (91).
- [Auth0 alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/auth0): Hosted login, social accounts, and MFA. Best drop-in: Keycloak (100).
- [Calendly alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/calendly): A public link that books a time on your calendar. Best drop-in: Cal.com (100).
- [Canva alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/canva): Template-driven design with a large free tier and a Pro plan. Best drop-in: Penpot (45).
- [DocuSign alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/docusign): Collect signatures on a PDF, in order. Best drop-in: Documenso (93).
- [Dropbox alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/dropbox): File sync and sharing with a storage cap. Best drop-in: Nextcloud (100).
- [Evernote alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/evernote): Notebooks of clipped notes, with search. Best drop-in: Joplin (100).
- [Figma alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/figma): Collaborative interface design, billed by seat. Best drop-in: Penpot (79).
- [GitHub alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/github): Git hosting, pull requests, issues, and Actions. Best drop-in: Forgejo (89).
- [Google Analytics alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/google-analytics): Free web analytics attached to a Google account. Best drop-in: Plausible (96).
- [Google Drive alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/google-drive): Files, share links, and docs in the browser. Best drop-in: Nextcloud (90).
- [Grammarly alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/grammarly): Grammar, tone, and rewrites behind a subscription. Best drop-in: LanguageTool (68).
- [Heroku alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/heroku): Git push deploys with add-on databases. Best drop-in: Coolify (92).
- [Jira alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/jira): Issue tracking for software teams, free until the seat count grows. Best drop-in: OpenProject (91).
- [LastPass alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/lastpass): A shared password vault with browser fill. Best drop-in: Bitwarden (100).
- [Lightroom alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/lightroom): A RAW catalog with non-destructive edits. Best drop-in: darktable (90).
- [Mailchimp alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/mailchimp): Email campaigns priced by contacts. Best drop-in: Mautic (96).
- [Microsoft Excel alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/microsoft-excel): Workbooks, formulas, and XLSX files. Best drop-in: LibreOffice (93).
- [Microsoft Word alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/microsoft-word): Desktop documents with styles, review, and DOCX. Best drop-in: LibreOffice (90).
- [Miro alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/miro): An infinite canvas for workshops and sticky notes. Best drop-in: Excalidraw (92).
- [Notion alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/notion): Docs, databases, and a team wiki in one subscription. Best drop-in: Docmost (69).
- [Photoshop alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/photoshop): The industry raster editor, sold as a subscription. Best drop-in: Affinity (79).
- [PowerPoint alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/microsoft-powerpoint): Slide decks saved as PPTX. Best drop-in: LibreOffice (90).
- [Premiere Pro alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/premiere-pro): A multitrack editor for finished cuts. Best drop-in: Kdenlive (100).
- [QuickBooks alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/quickbooks): Invoices, bills, and a company ledger. Best drop-in: ERPNext (93).
- [Salesforce alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/salesforce): Contacts, accounts, and a deal pipeline. Best drop-in: SuiteCRM (83).
- [Sentry alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/sentry): Exception tracking with SDKs and alerts. Best drop-in: GlitchTip (92).
- [Slack alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/slack): Channel chat billed per active user. Best drop-in: Mattermost (96).
- [Todoist alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/todoist): Tasks, dates, and projects across devices. Best drop-in: Vikunja (92).
- [Trello alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/trello): Kanban boards with a per-user plan. Best drop-in: Vikunja (95).
- [Typeform alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/typeform): One-question-at-a-time forms with branching. Best drop-in: Formbricks (100).
- [YNAB alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/ynab): Envelope budgets for personal accounts. Best drop-in: Actual Budget (100).
- [Zapier alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/zapier): Hosted automations billed by task. Best drop-in: n8n (91).
- [Zendesk alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/zendesk): Tickets, macros, and a help center. Best drop-in: Zammad (92).
- [Zoom alternatives](https://ditchly.co/alternatives/zoom): Hosted video meetings with a free 40-minute group cap on the basic plan. Best drop-in: Jitsi Meet (80).

## Free tools

- [AbiWord](https://ditchly.co/software/abiword): GPL-2.0. A small desktop word processor.
- [Activepieces](https://ditchly.co/software/activepieces): MIT (core); commercial license for enterprise packages. A MIT-licensed automation core with commercial enterprise features.
- [Actual Budget](https://ditchly.co/software/actual): MIT. Envelope budgeting on a file you own.
- [AFFiNE](https://ditchly.co/software/affine): MIT editor; AFFiNE EE license for the backend. Local-first docs and whiteboards. MIT editor, source-available server.
- [Affinity](https://ditchly.co/software/affinity): Proprietary. Canva's professional photo, vector, and layout suite, free for individuals.
- [Akaunting](https://ditchly.co/software/akaunting): BUSL-1.1. Accounting under the Business Source License.
- [Alf.io](https://ditchly.co/software/alfio): GPL-3.0. Event tickets and check-in.
- [Anytype](https://ditchly.co/software/anytype): Any Source Available License. A local-first, encrypted workspace of linked objects.
- [AppFlowy](https://ditchly.co/software/appflowy): AGPL-3.0 clients; commercial license for the current self-hosted server. A local-first workspace with a commercial self-hosted server.
- [Authelia](https://ditchly.co/software/authelia): Apache-2.0. Two-factor login in front of your apps.
- [Authentik](https://ditchly.co/software/authentik): MIT (core). An identity provider with an MIT core.
- [Baserow](https://ditchly.co/software/baserow): MIT (open-source edition). An Airtable-style database with an MIT core.
- [BigBlueButton](https://ditchly.co/software/bigbluebutton): LGPL-3.0. An open-source classroom meeting server.
- [Bitwarden](https://ditchly.co/software/bitwarden): AGPL-3.0 (server) and GPL-3.0 (clients). The open-source password manager with a usable free plan.
- [Blender](https://ditchly.co/software/blender): GPL. A 3D suite with a video sequence editor.
- [Booked Scheduler](https://ditchly.co/software/booked): GPL-3.0. Resource and room scheduling.
- [Bugsink](https://ditchly.co/software/bugsink): See the repository LICENSE. A smaller Sentry-compatible error store.
- [Cal.com](https://ditchly.co/software/calcom): MIT. Open booking links you can host.
- [CapRover](https://ditchly.co/software/caprover): Apache-2.0. A PaaS with a web UI and Let's Encrypt.
- [Chatwoot](https://ditchly.co/software/chatwoot): MIT (community). A shared inbox. Community code is MIT.
- [Collabora Online](https://ditchly.co/software/collabora): MPL-2.0. LibreOffice in the browser for a file share.
- [Coolify](https://ditchly.co/software/coolify): Apache-2.0. A self-hosted PaaS for apps and databases.
- [CryptPad](https://ditchly.co/software/cryptpad): AGPL-3.0. Encrypted collaborative docs in the browser.
- [darktable](https://ditchly.co/software/darktable): GPL-3.0. An open-source RAW developer, not a compositor.
- [diagrams.net](https://ditchly.co/software/diagramsnet): Apache-2.0. Free diagramming, formerly draw.io, under Apache-2.0.
- [digiKam](https://ditchly.co/software/digikam): GPL-2.0-or-later. A photo library with some RAW tools.
- [Docmost](https://ditchly.co/software/docmost): AGPL-3.0 (core). An open-source team wiki with real-time editing.
- [Documenso](https://ditchly.co/software/documenso): AGPL-3.0. Sign a PDF on a server you run.
- [DocuSeal](https://ditchly.co/software/docuseal): AGPL-3.0. PDF signing with a small deploy.
- [Dokku](https://ditchly.co/software/dokku): MIT. A small PaaS on one Linux host.
- [Dolibarr](https://ditchly.co/software/dolibarr): GPL-3.0. ERP and invoicing for a small company.
- [Easy!Appointments](https://ditchly.co/software/easyappointments): GPL-3.0. A small PHP appointment book.
- [Element](https://ditchly.co/software/element): Apache-2.0. A Matrix client for encrypted, federated chat.
- [Element Call](https://ditchly.co/software/element-call): Apache-2.0. Matrix-native video calls with encryption as the default posture.
- [ERPNext](https://ditchly.co/software/erpnext): GPL-3.0. Accounting, inventory, and CRM on Frappe.
- [Errbit](https://ditchly.co/software/errbit): MIT. An older Airbrake-compatible error catcher.
- [EspoCRM](https://ditchly.co/software/espocrm): AGPL-3.0. A lighter CRM with a clean UI.
- [EtherCalc](https://ditchly.co/software/ethercalc): Apache-2.0. A collaborative spreadsheet in one process.
- [Excalidraw](https://ditchly.co/software/excalidraw): MIT. A hand-drawn whiteboard that exports SVG.
- [Firefly III](https://ditchly.co/software/firefly): AGPL-3.0. A self-hosted personal finance ledger.
- [Forgejo](https://ditchly.co/software/forgejo): GPL-3.0-or-later. A community forge, GPL-3.0 since v9.
- [Formbricks](https://ditchly.co/software/formbricks): AGPL-3.0 (core). Surveys with a self-hosted core.
- [FreeScout](https://ditchly.co/software/freescout): AGPL-3.0. A shared mailbox help desk.
- [GIMP](https://ditchly.co/software/gimp): GPL-3.0. The long-running open-source photo and raster editor.
- [Gitea](https://ditchly.co/software/gitea): MIT. A lightweight Git forge.
- [GitLab Community Edition](https://ditchly.co/software/gitlab): MIT (community). The MIT edition of GitLab, without EE.
- [GlitchTip](https://ditchly.co/software/glitchtip): MIT. Error tracking compatible with Sentry SDKs.
- [GnuCash](https://ditchly.co/software/gnucash): GPL-2.0-or-later. Desktop double-entry bookkeeping.
- [Gnumeric](https://ditchly.co/software/gnumeric): GPL-2.0-or-later. A desktop spreadsheet with serious formulas.
- [GoatCounter](https://ditchly.co/software/goatcounter): EUPL-1.2. Tiny EUPL analytics for people who want a page counter, not a suite.
- [Grist](https://ditchly.co/software/grist): Apache-2.0. A relational spreadsheet, Apache-2.0.
- [Harper](https://ditchly.co/software/harper): Apache-2.0. An offline English grammar checker, Apache-2.0.
- [HeyForm](https://ditchly.co/software/heyform): AGPL-3.0. Conversational forms you can host.
- [Highlight](https://ditchly.co/software/highlight): See the repository LICENSE. Session replay and errors, with a split license.
- [HomeBank](https://ditchly.co/software/homebank): GPL-2.0-or-later. A desktop personal-finance app.
- [Huginn](https://ditchly.co/software/huginn): MIT. Self-hosted agents that watch the web and act on events.
- [Immich](https://ditchly.co/software/immich): AGPL-3.0. A self-hosted photo and video backup.
- [Inkscape](https://ditchly.co/software/inkscape): GPL-2.0. A GPL vector editor for illustrations and logos.
- [Invoice Ninja](https://ditchly.co/software/invoiceninja): Elastic License 2.0. Invoicing under the Elastic License.
- [Jitsi Meet](https://ditchly.co/software/jitsi): Apache-2.0. Browser video meetings, Apache-2.0, with a public hosted service.
- [Joplin](https://ditchly.co/software/joplin): AGPL-3.0-or-later (apps). Notes, notebooks, and a web clipper.
- [Kanboard](https://ditchly.co/software/kanboard): MIT. A minimal MIT kanban app with automated actions.
- [Kdenlive](https://ditchly.co/software/kdenlive): GPL-3.0-or-later. A multitrack editor from KDE.
- [KeePassXC](https://ditchly.co/software/keepassxc): GPL-3.0. An offline password database in a file you keep.
- [Keila](https://ditchly.co/software/keila): AGPL-3.0. A smaller open-source newsletter tool.
- [Keycloak](https://ditchly.co/software/keycloak): Apache-2.0. Hosted login, OIDC, SAML, and a user directory.
- [KMyMoney](https://ditchly.co/software/kmymoney): GPL-2.0-or-later. A KDE personal-finance ledger.
- [Krita](https://ditchly.co/software/krita): GPL-3.0. An open-source painting and illustration app.
- [Kubero](https://ditchly.co/software/kubero): GPL-3.0. A PaaS panel on Kubernetes.
- [LanguageTool](https://ditchly.co/software/languagetool): LGPL-2.1 (core). Grammar checking in the browser, in office apps, and on your own server.
- [LibreOffice](https://ditchly.co/software/libreoffice): MPL-2.0. A desktop suite that opens Office files.
- [LimeSurvey](https://ditchly.co/software/limesurvey): GPL-2.0-or-later. A long-running survey server.
- [Listmonk](https://ditchly.co/software/listmonk): AGPL-3.0. A small AGPL newsletter manager.
- [Logseq](https://ditchly.co/software/logseq): AGPL-3.0. An outliner that stores a graph of pages.
- [Lunacy](https://ditchly.co/software/lunacy): Proprietary. A free proprietary design app for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
- [Matomo](https://ditchly.co/software/matomo): GPL-3.0. A full-featured GPL analytics suite, on your server or their cloud.
- [Mattermost](https://ditchly.co/software/mattermost): MIT for Team Edition binaries; see Mattermost's license FAQ for source terms. Self-hosted team chat that follows the Slack model.
- [Mautic](https://ditchly.co/software/mautic): GPL-3.0. Open-source marketing automation, closer to Mailchimp than a newsletter script.
- [Mermaid](https://ditchly.co/software/mermaid): MIT. Diagrams in Markdown.
- [n8n](https://ditchly.co/software/n8n): Sustainable Use License. A source-available workflow tool with a large integration list.
- [Nextcloud](https://ditchly.co/software/nextcloud): AGPL-3.0. The self-hosted Dropbox, plus the apps you turn on.
- [Nextcloud Talk](https://ditchly.co/software/nextcloud-talk): AGPL-3.0. Chat and calls inside a Nextcloud server.
- [NocoDB](https://ditchly.co/software/nocodb): Sustainable Use License. A spreadsheet UI on a real database, now under a Sustainable Use License.
- [Node-RED](https://ditchly.co/software/node-red): Apache-2.0. A flow-based wiring tool for developers, Apache-2.0.
- [Obsidian](https://ditchly.co/software/obsidian): Proprietary. A free, closed-source app that stores plain Markdown on disk.
- [Odoo Community](https://ditchly.co/software/odoo): LGPL-3.0 (community). The LGPL community apps, not the enterprise modules.
- [OhMyForm](https://ditchly.co/software/ohmyform): AGPL-3.0. A self-hosted form backend.
- [Olive](https://ditchly.co/software/olive): GPL-3.0. A node-based editor still in motion.
- [ONLYOFFICE](https://ditchly.co/software/onlyoffice): AGPL-3.0 (community docs). Browser editors for DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX.
- [OpenProject](https://ditchly.co/software/openproject): GPL-3.0 (Community). A GPL project suite with issues, Gantt, and time tracking.
- [OpenShot](https://ditchly.co/software/openshot): GPL-3.0. A simpler desktop video editor.
- [OpenSign](https://ditchly.co/software/opensign): AGPL-3.0 (core). Document signing with an AGPL core.
- [osTicket](https://ditchly.co/software/osticket): GPL-2.0. A classic PHP help desk.
- [Outline](https://ditchly.co/software/outline): Business Source License 1.1. A fast team wiki under the Business Source License.
- [ownCloud](https://ditchly.co/software/owncloud): AGPL-3.0 (ownCloud server 10). The file-sync project Nextcloud forked from.
- [Passbolt](https://ditchly.co/software/passbolt): AGPL-3.0. A team password manager.
- [Penpot](https://ditchly.co/software/penpot): MPL-2.0. Open-source design and prototyping, with a free cloud.
- [Photopea](https://ditchly.co/software/photopea): Proprietary. A Photoshop-like editor that runs in the browser.
- [PhotoPrism](https://ditchly.co/software/photoprism): AGPL-3.0. A self-hosted photo library.
- [Plane](https://ditchly.co/software/plane): AGPL-3.0. A modern AGPL issue tracker with cycles and modules.
- [Planka](https://ditchly.co/software/planka): PLANKA Community License. A Trello-like board under a source-available community license.
- [PlantUML](https://ditchly.co/software/plantuml): GPL-3.0. Diagrams written as text.
- [Plausible](https://ditchly.co/software/plausible): AGPL-3.0 (Community Edition); tracker script is MIT. A lightweight, cookie-free analytics tool you can also host.
- [Proton Pass](https://ditchly.co/software/proton-pass): Proprietary service; official clients are open source. A free password manager from Proton, with open-source clients.
- [Pydio Cells](https://ditchly.co/software/pydio): AGPL-3.0. A file platform with shares and previews.
- [Radicle](https://ditchly.co/software/radicle): MIT OR Apache-2.0. A peer-to-peer code forge.
- [Rallly](https://ditchly.co/software/rallly): AGPL-3.0. A poll to find a time that works.
- [RawTherapee](https://ditchly.co/software/rawtherapee): GPL-3.0. A RAW developer without a library catalog.
- [Redmine](https://ditchly.co/software/redmine): GPL-2.0. A classic GPL issue tracker with strong repository integration.
- [reveal.js](https://ditchly.co/software/revealjs): MIT. HTML slide decks you keep in Git.
- [Rocket.Chat](https://ditchly.co/software/rocket-chat): MIT (Community). MIT-licensed team chat with a free community server.
- [Scribus](https://ditchly.co/software/scribus): GPL-2.0. Open-source desktop publishing.
- [Seafile](https://ditchly.co/software/seafile): GPL (community edition). File sync with a GPL community edition.
- [Shotcut](https://ditchly.co/software/shotcut): GPL-3.0. A desktop timeline editor.
- [Signature PDF](https://ditchly.co/software/signaturepdf): AGPL-3.0. A small tool to sign a PDF.
- [SigNoz](https://ditchly.co/software/signoz): See the repository LICENSE. Traces, metrics, and logs in one app.
- [SilverBullet](https://ditchly.co/software/silverbullet): MIT. A Markdown note server with a plug-in space.
- [SourceHut](https://ditchly.co/software/sourcehut): GPL (confirm the service you deploy). Git hosting composed of small services.
- [Sozi](https://ditchly.co/software/sozi): MPL-2.0. Zooming presentations built on SVG.
- [Standard Notes](https://ditchly.co/software/standardnotes): AGPL-3.0. Encrypted notes with a published client.
- [Stirling-PDF](https://ditchly.co/software/stirlingpdf): MIT (core). A local toolbox for PDF chores.
- [SuiteCRM](https://ditchly.co/software/suitecrm): AGPL-3.0. A CRM forked from the old community edition.
- [Super Productivity](https://ditchly.co/software/superproductivity): MIT. Tasks and a time tracker on the desktop.
- [SuperTokens](https://ditchly.co/software/supertokens): Apache-2.0 (core). Login recipes with an Apache core.
- [Syncthing](https://ditchly.co/software/syncthing): MPL-2.0. Continuous file sync between your devices, with no central server.
- [Taiga](https://ditchly.co/software/taiga): AGPL-3.0. A self-hosted scrum and kanban tool.
- [Tasks.org](https://ditchly.co/software/tasksorg): GPL-3.0. An Android task app that speaks CalDAV.
- [Teable](https://ditchly.co/software/teable): AGPL-3.0. A database grid that presents itself as an Airtable alternative.
- [Trilium](https://ditchly.co/software/trilium): AGPL-3.0. A hierarchical note vault you can host.
- [Twenty](https://ditchly.co/software/twenty): AGPL-3.0 (most of the repo). A modern CRM with an AGPL core.
- [Umami](https://ditchly.co/software/umami): MIT. A MIT-licensed analytics app with a small footprint.
- [UVdesk](https://ditchly.co/software/uvdesk): MIT (community skeleton). Another PHP help desk.
- [Vale](https://ditchly.co/software/vale): MIT. A MIT prose linter for style guides and CI.
- [Vaultwarden](https://ditchly.co/software/vaultwarden): AGPL-3.0. A light Bitwarden-compatible server written in Rust.
- [Vikunja](https://ditchly.co/software/vikunja): AGPL-3.0. An AGPL task manager with kanban, list, and Gantt views.
- [WBO](https://ditchly.co/software/wbo): AGPL-3.0. A single-room shared whiteboard.
- [Wekan](https://ditchly.co/software/wekan): MIT. A MIT-licensed kanban board you host yourself.
- [YunoHost](https://ditchly.co/software/yunohost): AGPL-3.0. A server distribution with an app catalog.
- [Zammad](https://ditchly.co/software/zammad): AGPL-3.0. A help desk with email, chat, and a knowledge base.
- [Zitadel](https://ditchly.co/software/zitadel): AGPL-3.0. An identity server written in Go.
- [Zulip](https://ditchly.co/software/zulip): Apache-2.0. Open-source chat organized by topics instead of threads.

## Migration guides

- [Migrate from 1Password to Bitwarden](https://ditchly.co/migrate/1password-to-bitwarden): Export a 1Password vault and import it into Bitwarden. Recreate shared vaults and plan to re-check passkeys.
- [Migrate from Airtable to Baserow](https://ditchly.co/migrate/airtable-to-baserow): Move tables with Baserow's Airtable importer when your version includes it, and keep CSV export as the fallback. Interfaces and automations are rebuilt.
- [Migrate from Auth0 to Keycloak](https://ditchly.co/migrate/auth0-to-keycloak): Export users if the tenant allows a hash your new directory can read.
- [Migrate from Calendly to Cal.com](https://ditchly.co/migrate/calendly-to-calcom): Write down event types, durations, and the questions you ask.
- [Move from Canva to Penpot](https://ditchly.co/migrate/canva-to-penpot): Export the artwork and rebuild it. Penpot does not open Canva files, and it does not have Canva's template library. The score on this page is low on purpose.
- [Migrate from DocuSign to Documenso](https://ditchly.co/migrate/docusign-to-documenso): Download completed PDFs and the certificate of completion for anything you must keep.
- [Migrate from Dropbox to Nextcloud](https://ditchly.co/migrate/dropbox-to-nextcloud): Copy the files onto a Nextcloud server, install the desktop client, and accept that every old share link dies.
- [Migrate from Evernote to Joplin](https://ditchly.co/migrate/evernote-to-joplin): Export each notebook as ENEX from Evernote before the account closes.
- [Migrate from Figma to Penpot](https://ditchly.co/migrate/figma-to-penpot): Move the design files with Penpot's Figma importer if your version still ships it, and export SVG or PDF for anything that has to look identical on day one.
- [Migrate from GitHub to Forgejo](https://ditchly.co/migrate/github-to-forgejo): Mirror the Git repositories.
- [Move a site from Google Analytics to Plausible](https://ditchly.co/migrate/google-analytics-to-plausible): Add the Plausible script, remove the Google tag, and start the charts from today. GA4 history does not import.
- [Migrate from Google Drive to Nextcloud](https://ditchly.co/migrate/google-drive-to-nextcloud): Use Google Takeout.
- [Switch from Grammarly to LanguageTool](https://ditchly.co/migrate/grammarly-to-languagetool): Install the LanguageTool extension, turn off Grammarly, and self-host the server if the text should not leave your network. Tone rewrites and plagiarism checks do not come along.
- [Migrate from Heroku to Coolify](https://ditchly.co/migrate/heroku-to-coolify): List the apps, the buildpacks or Dockerfiles, and the databases.
- [Migrate from Adobe Illustrator to Inkscape](https://ditchly.co/migrate/illustrator-to-inkscape): Save a copy as SVG for art you will edit, and PDF for art you will only print.
- [Migrate from Jira to OpenProject](https://ditchly.co/migrate/jira-to-openproject): Export issues to CSV or use an importer your OpenProject version documents, then rebuild workflows and dashboards. Marketplace apps do not come with you.
- [Migrate from LastPass to Bitwarden](https://ditchly.co/migrate/lastpass-to-bitwarden): Export a LastPass CSV from the vault extension or the site, then store it somewhere temporary.
- [Migrate from Lightroom to darktable](https://ditchly.co/migrate/lightroom-to-darktable): Export JPEGs for anything already delivered.
- [Migrate from Mailchimp to Mautic](https://ditchly.co/migrate/mailchimp-to-mautic): Export the audience as CSV, import contacts into Mautic, and plan to rebuild every automation. You also need an SMTP provider. Mautic does not send mail on its own.
- [Migrate from Microsoft Excel to LibreOffice](https://ditchly.co/migrate/microsoft-excel-to-libreoffice): Save each workbook as XLSX.
- [Migrate from PowerPoint to LibreOffice](https://ditchly.co/migrate/microsoft-powerpoint-to-libreoffice): Save decks as PPTX.
- [Migrate from Microsoft Word to LibreOffice](https://ditchly.co/migrate/microsoft-word-to-libreoffice): Export each DOCX from Word, including files that only live in OneDrive.
- [Migrate from Miro to Excalidraw](https://ditchly.co/migrate/miro-to-excalidraw): Export the frames you still need as images or PDF.
- [Migrate from Notion to Docmost](https://ditchly.co/migrate/notion-to-docmost): Export the workspace as Markdown and CSV, then rebuild the wiki in Docmost. Treat databases as a separate project, not as something the export preserves.
- [Migrate from Photoshop to Affinity](https://ditchly.co/migrate/photoshop-to-affinity): Open the PSD in Affinity. Keep exporting PSD until you trust the round trip, and do not expect Photoshop plugins or Adobe Fonts to come with you.
- [Migrate from Premiere Pro to Kdenlive](https://ditchly.co/migrate/premiere-pro-to-kdenlive): Export a master, and keep the camera media.
- [Migrate from QuickBooks to ERPNext](https://ditchly.co/migrate/quickbooks-to-erpnext): Export the chart of accounts and a transaction history your edition allows, usually CSV or a report.
- [Migrate from Salesforce to SuiteCRM](https://ditchly.co/migrate/salesforce-to-suitecrm): Export accounts, contacts, and opportunities as CSV.
- [Migrate from Sentry to GlitchTip](https://ditchly.co/migrate/sentry-to-glitchtip): Leave the old projects up until one new event lands in GlitchTip.
- [Migrate from Slack to Mattermost](https://ditchly.co/migrate/slack-to-mattermost): Mattermost can import a Slack export. What you get is channels and message history, not huddles, canvases, or app workflows.
- [Migrate from Todoist to Vikunja](https://ditchly.co/migrate/todoist-to-vikunja): Export a CSV backup from Todoist.
- [Migrate from Trello to Vikunja](https://ditchly.co/migrate/trello-to-vikunja): Export each Trello board as JSON and import it with Vikunja's Trello importer. Power-Ups and Butler rules stay behind.
- [Migrate from Typeform to Formbricks](https://ditchly.co/migrate/typeform-to-formbricks): Export responses to CSV.
- [Migrate from YNAB to Actual Budget](https://ditchly.co/migrate/ynab-to-actual): Export the budget from YNAB while the subscription still works.
- [Rebuild Zapier workflows in n8n](https://ditchly.co/migrate/zapier-to-n8n): There is no Zap import. You rebuild each workflow, reconnect accounts, and decide whether n8n's Sustainable Use License fits how you want to run it.
- [Migrate from Zendesk to Zammad](https://ditchly.co/migrate/zendesk-to-zammad): Export tickets and help-center articles with Zendesk's export tools.
- [Move meetings from Zoom to Jitsi Meet](https://ditchly.co/migrate/zoom-to-jitsi): There is no account to import. You replace the meeting link, tell people they can join in the browser, and download any Zoom recording you still need.

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