AppFlowy-IO / AppFlowy

AppFlowy 
 ⭐️ The Open Source Alternative To Notion ⭐️ 
AppFlowy is the AI workspace where you achieve more without losing control of your data
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## User Installation
- Download AppFlowy Desktop (macOS, Windows, and Linux)
- Other
 channels: FlatHub, Snapcraft, Sourceforge
- Available on
 - App Store: iPhone
 - Play Store: Android 10 or above; ARMv7 is
 not supported
- Self-hosting AppFlowy
- Source
## Built With
- Flutter
- Rust
## Stay Up-to-Date
## Getting Started with development
Please view the documentation for OS specific
development instructions
## Roadmap
- AppFlowy Roadmap ReadMe
- AppFlowy Public Roadmap
If you'd like to propose a feature, submit a feature
request here 
If you'd like to report a bug, submit a bug
report here
## **Releases**
Please see the changelog for more details about a given release.
## Contributing
Contributions make the open-source community a fantastic place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make
are **greatly appreciated**. Please look
at Contributing to AppFlowy
for details.
If your Pull Request is accepted as it fixes a bug, adds functionality, or makes AppFlowy's codebase significantly
easier to use or understand, **Congratulations!** If your administrative and managerial work behind the scenes sustains
the community, **Congratulations!** You are now an official contributor to AppFlowy.
## Translations 🌎🗺
To add translations, you can manually edit the JSON translation files in `/frontend/resources/translations`, use
the inlang online editor, or
run `npx inlang machine translate` to add missing translations.
## Join the community to build AppFlowy together
## Why Are We Building This?
Notion has been our favourite project and knowledge management tool in recent years because of its aesthetic appeal and
functionality. Our team uses it daily, and we are on its paid plan. However, as we all know, Notion has its limitations.
These include weak data security and poor compatibility with mobile devices. Likewise, alternative collaborative
workplace management tools also have their constraints.
The limitations we encountered using these tools and our past work experience with collaborative productivity tools have
led to our firm belief that there is a glass ceiling on what's possible for these tools in the future. This emanates
from the fact that these tools will probably struggle to scale horizontally at some point and be forced to prioritize a
proportion of customers whose needs differ from the rest. While decision-makers want a workplace OS, it is impossible to
come up with a one-size fits all solution in such a fragmented market.
When a customer's evolving core needs are not satisfied, they either switch to another or build one from the ground up,
in-house. Consequently, they either go under another ceiling or buy an expensive ticket to learn a hard lesson. This is
a requirement for many resources and expertise, building a reliable and easy-to-us