Main Page: https://openkoda.com/

Git: https://github.com/openkoda/openkoda

License: MIT

Docker: Yes

Demo: Available application templates at https://github.com/openkoda/openkoda/tree/main/examples

Summary:
Openkoda is a powerful open-source business application platform built with Java and Spring Boot that dramatically accelerates enterprise application development. Designed for full customization and free from vendor lock-in, it provides a comprehensive foundation for building SaaS applications, internal tools, and enterprise systems up to 60% faster than traditional development approaches.

The platform comes with pre-built functionality including authentication, role-based security, advanced user management, multitenancy support, REST API generation, file management, audit trails, and automated backup systems. It offers industry-specific application templates for insurance, property management, time tracking, and claim management, giving developers a solid foundation to build upon.

Key features include a visual dashboard builder with drag-and-drop functionality, SQL reporting capabilities, email automation, in-app notifications, and seamless integrations with popular tools like Slack, Discord, GitHub, and Jira. The platform supports multiple deployment options including Docker containers and can be easily installed using a simple one-liner Docker Compose command.

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Screenshots:

• Admin Dashboard showing system overview and management tools
• Organization Settings interface for multi-tenant configuration
• Dynamic Dashboard Builder with drag-and-drop widgets
• SQL Reporting interface for custom data queries
• User Management and Role-Based Security configuration screens
• Application Templates showcase (Insurance, Time Tracking, Property Management)

Installation Note:
While Openkoda supports Docker deployment, it would need to be specifically packaged for Cloudron following their app packaging guidelines. The existing Docker Compose setup provides a good foundation, but a dedicated Cloudron manifest would be required for proper integration with Cloudron's user management and backup systems.