Open-source alternatives to GitHub
3 alternatives, ranked by a published maintenance score computed from live GitHub signals (fetched 2026-09-04). We flag unmaintained projects on both sides — including GitHub itself when the data says so.
About GitHub: Proprietary platform (owned by Microsoft) — the code you host there is yours, the platform is not. Ironically, this page's data comes from its API. It is closed-source, so the same public maintenance signals do not exist for it — we score only the alternatives below.
The alternatives
Gitea
Lightweight self-hosted Git service: repos, issues, PRs, actions.
How this 90/100 was computed
| Last commit | today | 40/40 |
|---|---|---|
| Latest release | 6 days ago | 25/25 |
| Community size | GitHub stars | 15/15 |
| Open-issue trend | not enough history yet — needs snapshots 21+ days apart; neutral 10/20 awarded meanwhile | 10/20 |
| Total | 90/100 |
GitLab
The full DevOps platform; open-core, self-hostable.
How this 90/100 was computed
| Last commit | today | 40/40 |
|---|---|---|
| Latest release | 10 days ago | 25/25 |
| Community size | GitHub stars | 15/15 |
| Open-issue trend | not enough history yet — needs snapshots 21+ days apart; neutral 10/20 awarded meanwhile | 10/20 |
| Total | 90/100 |
OneDev
Git server with built-in CI/CD and code search, single binary.
How this 87/100 was computed
| Last commit | yesterday | 40/40 |
|---|---|---|
| Latest release | yesterday | 25/25 |
| Community size | GitHub stars | 12/15 |
| Open-issue trend | not enough history yet — needs snapshots 21+ days apart; neutral 10/20 awarded meanwhile | 10/20 |
| Total | 87/100 |