What is the Open Source AI Atlas?

A plain-language directory of 5562 open-source AI tools hosted on GitHub, organized by what you want to do and written for people with no technical background. It's made by Verbito.

Are the AI tools free?

Yes. Every tool listed is free and open source, and many run on your own computer, so your data stays private. The full Atlas (setup steps, trust checks and guides) is part of Verbito Starter and above.

How many AI tools are in the Atlas?

5562 tools across 34 categories, with 60 ranked “Best for…” shortlists and 150 illustrated step-by-step walkthroughs.

Do I need coding skills to use these tools?

No. Tools are described in plain language and many have one-click installers or free online demos. Beginner walkthroughs cover everything from download to first result.

Are there free alternatives to paid apps like ChatGPT, Midjourney or ElevenLabs?

Yes. The Atlas maps popular paid apps to the free, open-source tools people use instead.

Is the Atlas available in Arabic?

Yes. A full Arabic (right-to-left) version is available alongside the English one.

Free & open-source AI, explained

What do you want AI to do for you?

5,562 free AI tools from GitHub, sorted by what they help you do. Each one says how hard it is to use, what you need, and how to start, in plain words.

Every tool listed is free and open source. The full Atlas is part of Verbito Starter and above.

Help me choose Free alternatives to paid AI apps

Browse by what you want to do

Create

Images, video, 3D, music and voices

Make images145 tools Edit & fix photos80 tools Make videos114 tools Faces & avatars39 tools Create 3D82 tools Make music & sound42 tools Voices & speech133 tools Design & slides101 tools

Talk & write

Chat, write, translate and transcribe

Chat with AI157 tools Write & translate142 tools Transcribe audio93 tools Better prompts58 tools

Work smarter

Documents, research, notes and automation

Chat with documents62 tools Read scans & PDFs111 tools Research & search140 tools Notes, meetings & memory71 tools Automate work78 tools Collect web data35 tools AI that uses your apps92 tools Analyze data & markets254 tools

Build with AI

Apps, agents, code and integrations

Code with AI455 tools Build AI apps207 tools Build AI agents287 tools Connect AI to your tools147 tools Smart search & memory108 tools See & recognize259 tools Test, monitor & secure AI182 tools

Run & train AI

Your own models, on your own hardware

Run AI on your computer180 tools Open AI models125 tools Train your own AI166 tools Machine-learning toolkits267 tools Games & robots100 tools

Learn

Courses, guides and curated lists

Learn AI679 tools Curated lists371 tools

Checked before you download

Every tool shows its official link, whether it's really free, whether you can use it at work, and whether it fits your computer. Rankings can't be bought.

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Arabic-made AI you can run yourself

Jais, ALLaM, Fanar, Falcon-H1 Arabic and more, explained in plain language.

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Best free tools for…

All lists →

ChatGPT alternatives that run on your computer AI image generators speech-to-text and transcription tools text-to-speech tools voice cloning tools alternatives to Cursor and GitHub Copilot AI photo upscalers and restorers background removers tools to chat with your PDFs and documents alternatives to NotebookLM alternatives to Zapier OCR tools to read text from scans and screenshots

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Use DeepSeek's AI agent in your terminal and extend it with plugins

deepseek-harness by deepseek-ai

Some setupCommand-line tool★ 271k

Remove bloatware from your Android or Google TV

cleanyourtv by Gathin23

Some setupCommand-line tool★ 51.5k

Let AI agents figure out how any app or program works

rea by morluto

Some setupAdd-on for Claude Code★ 428k

Use frontier AI models free inside DeepSeek Harness

dsh-our-free-model by Ebony-Vinyl

Some setupAdd-on for DeepSeek Harness★ 59.3k

Make your coding AI write less, simpler code

ponytail by DietrichGebert

Some setupAdd-on for Claude Code★ 184k

Run a personal AI assistant that actually does things for you

openclaw by openclaw

Some setupSelf-hosted app★ 394k

Easy tools to try first

Run AI models like Llama, Qwen and DeepSeek on your own computer

ollama by ollama

No codingDesktop app★ 186k

Use a ChatGPT-like assistant that runs 100% offline

jan by janhq

No codingDesktop app★ 45.4k

Dictate text anywhere on your computer, offline

Handy by cjpais

No codingDesktop app★ 37.4k

Transcribe and translate audio on your computer, offline

buzz by chidiwilliams

No codingDesktop app★ 22.4k

Create AI images on your Mac with one click

diffusionbee-stable-diffusion-ui by divamgupta

No codingDesktop app★ 13.6k

Erase unwanted objects and people from photos

IOPaint by Sanster

No codingDesktop app★ 23.3k

Copy text from screenshots, images and PDFs, offline

Umi-OCR by hiroi-sora

No codingDesktop app★ 48.4k

Chat with your documents privately using any AI model

anything-llm by Mintplex-Labs

No codingDesktop app★ 67.9k

Clone voices, dub videos and transcribe speech, all offline

VoiceStudio by debpalash

No codingDesktop app★ 100k

Let an AI agent automate tasks in your own browser

nanobrowser by nanobrowser

No codingBrowser extension★ 14.2k

Find ready-made prompts to get better answers from ChatGPT

prompts.chat by f

No codingWebsite▶ Try online★ 176k

Record, transcribe and summarize meetings privately

meetily by Zackriya-Solutions

No codingDesktop app★ 32.4k

Frequently asked questions

What is the Open Source AI Atlas?: A plain-language directory of 5562 open-source AI tools hosted on GitHub, organized by what you want to do and written for people with no technical background. It's made by Verbito.
Are the AI tools free?: Yes. Every tool listed is free and open source, and many run on your own computer, so your data stays private. The full Atlas (setup steps, trust checks and guides) is part of Verbito Starter and above.
How many AI tools are in the Atlas?: 5562 tools across 34 categories, with 60 ranked “Best for…” shortlists and 150 illustrated step-by-step walkthroughs.
Do I need coding skills to use these tools?: No. Tools are described in plain language and many have one-click installers or free online demos. Beginner walkthroughs cover everything from download to first result.
Are there free alternatives to paid apps like ChatGPT, Midjourney or ElevenLabs?: Yes. The Atlas maps popular paid apps to the free, open-source tools people use instead.
Is the Atlas available in Arabic?: Yes. A full Arabic (right-to-left) version is available alongside the English one.