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Free GST Invoice Generator with UPI QR: EpiFive GST Invoice (Open Source)
How to make a GST tax invoice, quotation or receipt with EpiFive GST Invoice, the free MIT-licensed invoice maker that runs in your browser, and how to self-host it.
Make UPI, WiFi and vCard QR Codes with a Logo: EpiFive QR Code Generator
How to make styled QR codes for links, UPI payments, WiFi and contacts with EpiFive QR Code Generator, the free MIT-licensed generator that runs in your browser, and how to self-host it.
Pulsezen: Self-Hosted, Cookieless Google Analytics Alternative (Open Source)
Pulsezen is an MIT-licensed, cookieless website analytics app you run on your own server. What it tracks, how the cookieless approach works, install steps, demo and FAQ.
Queuezen: Open Source Social Media Scheduler You Host Yourself
Queuezen is an MIT-licensed social media scheduler for 10 networks, with a composer, calendar, queue slots, team approvals and analytics, that you run on your own server. Features, install, demo and FAQ.
Referzen: Open Source Affiliate and Referral Program Software
Referzen is MIT-licensed affiliate and referral program software you run on your own server, with a branded affiliate portal, Stripe, WooCommerce and Shopify tracking, fraud checks and payout batches.
Toolzen: Open Source Online Tools Website Script With 156 Tools
Toolzen is an MIT-licensed script for running your own online tools website: 156 image, PDF, text, developer, converter, SEO and calculator tools, with paid plans, ad slots, a blog and an admin panel.
Trustzen: Open Source Testimonial and Social Proof Widgets You Host
Trustzen is an MIT-licensed testimonial wall, social proof popup and conversion widget app you run on your own server. Features, install steps, demo and FAQ.
Statuszen: Free, Self-Hosted Uptime Monitoring and Status Pages (Open Source)
Statuszen is an MIT-licensed uptime monitor, public status page and cron job monitor you run on your own server. What it does, how to install it and how heartbeat monitoring works.
Streaming LLM Responses to the Browser with Server-Sent Events
Stream LLM tokens from a Next.js route handler to the browser as server-sent events: SSE format, a fetch-based client, heartbeats, cancellation and fixes.