Trigger.dev
95 · HealthyPlatform for background jobs, workflows and AI agents written in TypeScript, with retries, queues and run history.
3 open source projects replace Make, ranked by how safe each is to depend on.
Platform for background jobs, workflows and AI agents written in TypeScript, with retries, queues and run history.
Workflow automation with a visual builder and TypeScript-based integration pieces.
Workflow automation that connects apps through triggers and actions, self-hosted so data stays on your servers.
The code for these is public, but the license is not an OSI open source license, or we have not verified it yet. Check the license notes on each project before relying on it.
Node-based workflow automation with hundreds of integrations and code steps.




Health and license are separate verdicts: a project can be well maintained and still not be open source.
| Project | Health | License | Stars |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trigger.dev | 95 · Healthy | Free to useApache-2.0 | 17k |
| Activepieces | 91 · Healthy | Free core, paid extrasMIT | 25k |
| Automatisch | 37 · At risk | Free core, paid extrasAGPL-3.0 | 14k |
| n8n | 100 · Healthy | Internal use onlySustainable Use License 1.0Relicensed 2022 | 207k |
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