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Medical, Health and Fitness software. Repoly tracks 8 open-source health tools, each scored nightly from its repository activity and ranked by that score alone. OpenEMR leads at 95/100 with 1,016 commits in the last 90 days and 5.6k stars, followed by wger (95) and FitTrackee (92). 6 of the 8 score 70 or above, 8 publish a Docker image, and the median health is 90. AGPL-3.0 is the most common licence, carried by 5 of them. Between them they stand in for MyFitnessPal and Strava. The score weighs commits in the last 90 days, release recency, stars, archive status and Docker support; a low number means low measurable activity, not low quality, so a finished, stable tool can legitimately sit lower down.

updated Oct 2026 8 tools ★ 15k stars 8 with Docker median 90 1 archived

Best for…

  • Most starred

    wger

    7,209 stars on GitHub, the largest community in the category.

  • Most active

    OpenEMR

    1,016 commits in the last 90 days, the fastest-moving codebase here.

  • Most permissive

    OpenELIS Global

    MPL-2.0 licence with health 90/100: the strongest option if you need to embed or fork commercially.

Ranked by health

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How the health tools compare

OpenEMR and wger tie at 95/100. wger has the largest following at 7.2k stars, yet ranks #2 of 8, held back mostly by stars (7.2k stars).

The most recent release is OpenEMR v8_5_0, published 3 days ago. Endurain is archived upstream. By stack, Python (2), Java (1) and Nodejs (1) are the most common. OpenELIS Global is permissively licensed; OpenEMR, wger, FitTrackee and 4 more are copyleft.

Health and Fitness: common questions

What is the best open source health tool?

By Repoly's GitHub health score, OpenEMR at 95/100 (1,016 commits in 90 days, v8_5_0 from 3 days ago). wger is next at 95. The score measures maintenance, not features, so shortlist the top few and try them.

Which health tools are the most actively developed?

OpenEMR (1,016 commits in 90 days), OpenELIS Global (473 commits in 90 days) and wger (394 commits in 90 days). Commit activity is 35 of the 100 health points, the largest single term.

Which health tools can I run in Docker?

8 of 8 publish a Docker image or Compose file, led by OpenEMR, wger, FitTrackee, Mere Medical, NutriTrace and 3 more.

Which health tools have a permissive licence?

1 of 8: OpenELIS Global (MPL-2.0). 7 are copyleft.

Which paid products can open source health tools replace?

MyFitnessPal (wger ranks highest here) and Strava (wger ranks highest here).