#Hacktoberfest2023 Let's support open-source product launches

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Hey Product Hunt!

We're in October, it's , a month-long celebration of open-source projects, their maintainers, and the entire community of contributors.

There are : code, design, document, share, sponsor...

Let's celebrate this month by supporting open-source products!

Who's launching an open-source product this month? Any projects that I missed? Drop a link to your product launch in the comments, and I'll add it to the list.

Enjoy your launch!

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Thanks for the initiative! Today we launched Distillery, the open-source alternative to Midjourney. We are the first and only generative art company that is truly open source. Our models are open source; our methods are disclosed and discussed; you can find the full workflow of all our images in the metadata of the images themselves, which means that anyone can reproduce at home, down to the last pixel, any image we make. We want everyone to know exactly how we do our art, because we learn how to create amazing art by learning from each other. And that leads us to do even more amazing art. Our mission is to level up the generative art community!
Thanks to for telling us about this post :)
sharing is caring, and open source embodies the spirit of generosity, collaboration, and innovation that fuels progress in the digital age
awesome! do you have a link to the repo?
it's spread out across a bunch of them. We use ComfyUI as the base engine to run Stable Diffusion: (obviously not my repository) To use it, I made a connector that lets me edit and send workflows to Comfy using a single line of code. It's gotten 29 stars on github so far: Finally, this is the worker we use for serverless cloud GPUs: (we use a startup called Runpod to host our GPUs) All the models we host are open source; all but one (SDXL) was finetuned by us. This is our main model, Bloody Mary: Finally, we currently have just over 90 low-rank adaptation ("lora") models in our system, all open source. This is the list of all of them, with the links to download and their respective author for due attribution:
really neat. I just updated the list. enjoy your launch!
We are launching a new version of Tiledesk. Open-source visual, no-code designer where LLM/GPT AI meets a flexible 'graph' approach. You can create conversations and automations effortlessly – a Voiceflow and Botpress alternative. Here's the β€œNotify Me" page to make sure you don't forget it: We'd love to hear your thoughts! πŸ™ Mark your calendar: Our official launch is scheduled for October 19th! πŸš€
that's awesome, Michele! I just added Tiledesk to the list. also submitted on cc (and starred on GitHub).
wow! thank you for the support πŸ™πŸ½ BTW I'm loving Hunted Space 😍! As we're just one week away from our upcoming launch, do you have any tips or advice for our preparations? Your insights would be greatly appreciated
> do you have any tips or advice for our preparations? great question! , who recently launched , open source DocSend alternative and #1 Product of the Day, started a . my personal take: > above all, enjoy the launch hope it helps, !
Papermark is a great product, and it had a great launch. I supported it! Thank you, and , for shipping it πŸ™πŸ½πŸ™πŸ½ , thanks for the tip!
We launched. ZenStack on October 10th, hope it's not too late :)
definitely *not* too late, Jiasheng! added to the list. upvoted and starred on GitHub, too. enjoy Hacktoberfest :)
Thanks!
Great initiative!
thanks for your support, Adina! πŸ™
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thanks, Vedant! just added to the list :)
That's great to hear! Hacktoberfest is such an exciting time to celebrate open-source projects and their contributors. I'd love to know, what are some of your favorite open-source products that you've been supporting or using lately?
> what are some of your favorite open-source products that you've been supporting or using lately? absolutely *love* using , an open source Bitly alternative, with clean UI and powerful features. S/O to its maker πŸ–€ how about you, ?
There are lots of cool issues on the for Hacktoberfest. Feel free to ask me and get assistance ⚑️