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Open-source product analytics with session replay, flags, and experiments
PostHog is open-source product analytics with event tracking, session replay, flags, and experiments, on Cloud or a self-hosted Docker deploy.
Surveys and in-product research on your own infrastructure
Formbricks covers both link surveys and in-product micro-surveys triggered by user behaviour, which is the combination most research tooling splits across two paid products.
Open-source conversational forms, surveys and quizzes you can self-host
HeyForm is an open-source builder for conversational forms, surveys, quizzes and polls, with a hosted cloud and a Docker self-hosted edition under AGPL-3.0.
Open-source form builder with unlimited responses
OpnForm is an open-source form builder with unlimited responses, conversational or classic layouts, and Docker self-hosting under AGPL-3.0.
Open-source surveys with 30-plus question types you can self-host
LimeSurvey is an open-source survey platform with 30-plus question types and 80-plus languages, as a free self-hosted edition or a paid EU-hosted cloud.
Open-source prototyping with built-in usability testing
Quant-UX is a free, open-source tool for building interactive prototypes, running usability tests with real users, and analyzing results with heatmaps.
Open-source user onboarding platform for product tours, checklists, and surveys
Usertour is a self-hostable user onboarding platform for building in-app product tours, checklists, and surveys, positioned as an open-source alternative to Userflow and Appcues.
Open-source forms platform with analytics, API, and self-hosting
Formizee is an open-source forms platform for designing forms, collecting submissions through an endpoint URL, and viewing realtime analytics.
End-to-end encrypted form builder with a free unlimited plan
Palform is an open-source form builder that encrypts every response end to end, with a free EU-hosted plan and paid team features.
Conversational forms that ask one question at a time
Typeform's premise is that a form which asks one question at a time gets finished more often than a wall of fields. For consumer facing surveys and lead capture that holds up, and completion rates are the number it sells on.