Top pick · highest health
Paperless-ngx
99 GOODScan, index, and archive all of your paper documents with an improved interface (fork of Paperless).
★ 45k · ⟳ today · v3.1.3 · GPL-3.0
We track 6 open-source Paperless Cloud alternatives, of which 2 currently score 70 or above on Repoly's GitHub health scale and 6 ship a Docker image. Paperless-ngx leads on health at 99/100 with 479 commits in the last 90 days; across all 6 projects you are choosing between AGPL-3.0, Apache-2.0, GPL-2.0 and 1 other licences.
Showing 6 of 6 tools
Top pick · highest health
Scan, index, and archive all of your paper documents with an improved interface (fork of Paperless).
★ 45k · ⟳ today · v3.1.3 · GPL-3.0
Minimalist document storage, management and archiving platform designed to be simple to use and accessible to everyone.
★ 5.4k · ⟳ yesterday · @papra/[email protected] · AGPL-3.0
Auto-tagging document organizer and archive.
★ 2.3k · ⟳ 2 days ago · v0.43.0 · GPL-3.0
Document management system focused on scanned documents (electronic archives). Features file browsing in similar way to dropbox/google drive. OCR, full text search, text overlay/selection.
★ 539 · ⟳ 9 days ago · 3.5.3 · Apache-2.0
Simple Document Management System for private use with basic functionality to organize your documents digitally.
★ 411 · ⟳ 1 months ago · v1.0 · GPL-3.0
Electronic document management system for your documents with preview generation, OCR, and automatic categorization among other features.
★ 680 · ⟳ 24 days ago · GPL-2.0
Paperless-ngx scores highest at 99/100, with 479 commits in the last 90 days, 45k GitHub stars and its latest release (v3.1.3) published 10 days ago. It is also the most active by raw commit count.
1 of 6 are permissively licensed (MIT, Apache, BSD or similar): Papermerge (Apache-2.0). 5 use copyleft licences such as GPL or AGPL, which require you to publish changes if you distribute a modified version.
6 of 6 publish a Docker image or Compose file: Paperless-ngx, Papra, Docspell, Papermerge, EveryDocs, Mayan EDMS. Docker support contributes 10 of the 100 available health points, because it is the clearest signal that self-hosting is a supported path rather than an afterthought.