List of AGPL web applications

This is an incomplete list of Application software that are licensed under the Affero General Public License, in alphabetical order.

AtoM^[1] - Access to Memory - standards-based archival description and access system
Alaveteli
Alfanous^[2] - A Quranic Search Engine API
Ampache - web based audio/video streaming application
Anki - the desktop version is under AGPLv3, the Android version is GPLv3?^[3]
Archivematica^[4] - standards-based digital preservation system
Bacula
Bahmni
BEdita 3 Open
BibleWay^[5] - OpenSource Bible Study Tool
Booktype - online book production platform
Brimir - help desk software
CiviCRM
CKAN - data management system
CMSimple
Co-Ment - online text annotation and collaborative writing
Crowducate (source)
Diaspora
EdX
Evercam - Camera Management Software
eyeOS
Feng Office Community Edition
Friendica
FreePBX
Funambol
Genenetwork
Ghostscript
Gitorious
Go2.pt - Url Shortener
Humhub - Social Network Software
Instructure Canvas
Inventaire,^[6] a social network of books inventories
iteraplan community edition
IText
Kune - collaborative social network
Loqui IM
Launchpad
MediaGoblin
MongoDB but software using MongoDB is not considered as derivative work
Neo4j
NicTool^[7] - DNS management interface and API
Noosfero - Groupware
Nuclos ERP^[8] - German open source ERP toolkit
Omega - a physics / space simulator & game engine which implements a client-server architecture based on JSON-RPC
Opa - a web application programming language
OpenBroadcaster
OpenBTS
OpenCog
Odoo
Open eSignForms™ by Yozons, an open source electronic signature platform^[9]
Open Library
OTRS
ownCloud
PHP-Fusion
POV-Ray
Public Whip
PySonar
RapidMiner - data mining suite, old versions are released as AGPL
RavenDB - NoSQL database
RStudio Server
Seeks
Servoy
Shapado
Sones GraphDB
SourceBans++ - An admin, ban, and comms management system for the Source engine
StatusNet
stet
SugarCRM (community edition)
Taiga.io
Teambox
Vilfredo^[10] - A consensus-building and decision-making tool
Wakanda Server
Wikidot
WURFL
XBlock
Zarafa

References

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