Open-Source tools we use
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WHY2025 loves Open-Source, and without it, a lot of what we do just wouldn't be possible. That's why we'd like to shout out all the awesome tools that are being used by each team in the Orga Crew - because they're a big part of what we do.
| Name and Logo | Description | Teams that use it | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
Authentik |
Authentik is an open-source single sign-on and identity provider. | Most teams use Authentik to log into other services we host, like Hedgedoc | Website Documentation |
Engelsystem |
Engelsystem is the system used to plan and manage volunteer shifts at WHY2025 and other events like it. | Engelsystem will be used by most of WHY2025's volunteers, as well and managed by Team:Volunteers. | Engelsystem GitHub |
Grafana |
Grafana is an observability platform we use for tracking statistics, such as ticket/merch sales. | ||
Hedgedoc | |||
Jitsi |
Jitsi is a self-hosted Open-Source video conferencing solution, similar to Zoom. | Most teams use Jitsi to facilitate their meetings. | Website Jitsi Meet Homepage Documentation |
Mailman | |||
Nextcloud |
Nextcloud is a cloud collaboration platform which includes file sharing, a task tracking system, an office suite and more. | Nearly every team relies on Nextcloud for easy file sharing and task management. | Website Documentation |
OpenProject | |||
Pretalx | |||
Pretix | |||
WordPress | |||
Zabbix | |||
Zammad |
Zammad is the ticketing software we use to handle support tickets. | Team:Info primarily uses Zammad to read and respond to support tickets. | Website Documentation |