Alternatives to Gogs
Gogs: A light self-hosted Git server with a web interface that runs as one binary or Docker container on small machines. Here are 7 other products that do a similar job. Of these, 7 have a free plan.
- AnyHook
Sits in front of your server to receive webhooks from Stripe, Shopify and others, logging each one so missed events can be resent.
Free plan · Developer tools · Developers
- Codehooks
Hosted backend that takes in webhooks from Stripe, Shopify and others, stores them and runs your code with queues, cron and retries.
Free plan · Developer tools · Developers
- EventSend
Send app events with one HTTP call, then search them and get them delivered to Slack, Discord, Telegram or webhooks.
Free plan · Developer tools · Developers
- Hook0
Sends webhooks from your app to customers with retries, signatures and logs, hosted in the EU or run on your own servers.
Free plan · Developer tools · Developers
- Webhooker
Receives webhooks from providers like Stripe, then verifies, stores and forwards them to your services with retries.
Free plan · Developer tools · Developers
- RhodeCode
Self-hosted platform for managing Git, Subversion and Mercurial repos with shared code review and permissions.
Free · Developer tools · Developers
- Embedr
A desktop workspace where an AI agent helps hardware makers read datasheets, lay out KiCad boards and write firmware.
Free plan · Developer tools · Developers