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Umami is a mature, actively maintained open-source analytics platform positioned as a privacy-focused alternative to Google Analytics, Mixpanel, and Amplitude. The repo is large and popular, with 35,907 stars and 6,778 forks, and it was updated on 2026-03-30. It appears production-oriented, with Docker support, PostgreSQL requirements, and a Next.js/TypeScript codebase.
Fabric.js is a long-running, widely used JavaScript canvas library for HTML5 canvas and SVG-to-canvas parsing, with 31,039 stars and 3,629 forks. It is active as of March 30, 2026, ships as a TypeScript/Node.js project, and includes both browser and Node.js support.
iced is an actively developed Rust GUI library inspired by Elm, with strong community adoption and recent maintenance activity. It targets cross-platform desktop and web apps, and its fork-friendly surface area is in the modular renderer/runtime split rather than a single monolith.
Faiss is a widely used library for efficient similarity search and clustering of dense vectors. It is active, heavily forked, and actively maintained, with recent commits focused on API updates, validation, SIMD dispatch, and thread-count handling.
freeCodeCamp/devdocs is a mature, actively updated API documentation browser with a large user base and a very active fork ecosystem. It is best suited for forks that want a polished documentation-reading experience, offline support, and a content-scraping/docs-publishing workflow rather than a general-purpose app. The repository is currently maintained enough to be actively changing, but the README says they are searching for maintainers.
`remix-run/remix` is the upstream source repository for Remix 3, an actively developed web framework focused on building modern, resilient user experiences with web fundamentals. It is large and widely used, with 32,502 stars and 2,732 forks, and it is currently active on `main` as of 2026-03-30.
openai/openai-python is the official Python client for the OpenAI API. It targets Python 3.9+, provides typed sync and async clients over httpx, is generated from OpenAPI with Stainless, and is actively maintained with frequent releases and recent commits.
Jan is an actively maintained open source desktop ChatGPT alternative focused on running locally for privacy and offline use. The repo is large, popular, and still seeing frequent commits, with support for both local models and several hosted AI providers.
fish-shell/fish-shell is the upstream repository for fish, a user-friendly interactive command line shell for macOS, Linux, and related Unix-like systems. It is active, non-archived, and has a large user and fork base, which makes it a meaningful upstream to track if you care about shell behavior, completions, or terminal UX. Recent commits show ongoing work on editing behavior, width handling, and a 4.6.0 release cycle.
`casey/just` is a Rust command runner for project-specific commands stored in `justfile`s. It is active, widely used, and frequently updated, with 32,478 stars, 705 forks, and recent commits on 2026-03-30. The repository includes core source, tests, docs/book content, completions, examples, and Nix support.
refinedev/refine is a large, active MIT-licensed React framework for internal tools, admin panels, dashboards, and B2B apps. It has high adoption signals (34,385 stars, 2,982 forks) and was updated/pushed on 2026-03-30, so forks are likely to matter if you want a maintained, actively evolving upstream rather than a dormant base.
Apache Dubbo is a large, actively maintained JVM RPC and microservice framework with strong ecosystem breadth and a very mature fork/star footprint. It appears best suited for teams evaluating a production-grade service framework rather than a small niche library.
PowerShell/PowerShell is the main upstream repository for PowerShell 7+ and higher, with a large and active community: 52,181 stars, 8,237 forks, and recent commits through 2026-03-30. It is a cross-platform automation and configuration tool/framework for Windows, Linux, and macOS, with a shell, scripting language, and cmdlet-processing framework. Forks are likely interesting if you care about the current PowerShell 7.x codebase, packaging/build pipelines, tests, documentation, or platform support work; this repo is not the place for Windows PowerShell 5.1 issues.
XTLS/Xray-core is a large, active Go network tooling project with 36,385 stars and 5,112 forks. It describes itself as an open platform and the "best v2ray-core," with very recent activity on `main` and frequent releases/patches in late March 2026. Forks are likely interesting if you care about proxy/networking infrastructure, protocol work, or a fast-moving upstream with a broad ecosystem around it.
Harness/harness is an active Go-based open source developer platform focused on source control, CI/CD pipelines, hosted development environments (Gitspaces), and artifact registries. It is large and mature, with 34k stars, 2.9k forks, and recent commits on 2026-03-30.
sqlmapproject/sqlmap is a large, active open source security tool for automating SQL injection detection, exploitation, and database takeover. It is widely used, with 36,957 stars and 6,235 forks, and it was updated on 2026-03-30. The repo ships a command-line Python tool, an API entrypoint, documentation, plugins, tamper scripts, and third-party code.
CopilotKit/CopilotKit is an active, large open-source frontend SDK for building agentic applications, generative UI, chat apps, and human-in-the-loop workflows. It targets React and Angular, includes docs and examples, and appears to be maintained actively with recent releases and commits as of 2026-03-30.
NewPipe is a libre, lightweight Android streaming front-end with a large fork ecosystem (3528 forks) and active maintenance on the `dev` branch. The repository is still receiving frequent updates and the README says the current codebase is in maintenance mode while large parts are being rewritten on a separate `refactor` branch. For fork hunters, this looks most interesting if you want an established Android media app with ongoing upstream activity, translation work, and a live refactor track rather than a frozen legacy project.
Kong/insomnia is a large, active, open-source cross-platform API client built on Electron. It supports GraphQL, REST, WebSockets, SSE, gRPC, and other HTTP-compatible protocols, with local, Git, and cloud storage options. The repo is active on the develop branch, has high community interest, and recent commits show ongoing release and feature work.
Sunshine is a self-hosted game stream host for Moonlight. It is an active, widely forked project with 35,659 stars and 1,799 forks, and it had commits pushed on 2026-03-30. The repo includes CMake, Docker, Python, Node/Vite, docs, tests, packaging, and third-party code, suggesting a cross-platform, multi-component codebase with installer/container and documentation support.
drawdb-io/drawdb is a popular, actively maintained web app for database diagramming and SQL generation. It is a browser-based DBER editor that supports building diagrams, exporting SQL scripts, customizing the editor, and optional file sharing via a separate server. The repo is not archived and has recent commits as of 2026-03-30.
raylib is a widely used C99 game-programming library focused on simplicity and low friction. It has strong fork activity, a large star count, active recent commits, and broad platform support, so it is likely interesting if you care about graphics/game tooling, education, prototyping, or embedded/HTML5 targets.
Filament is an active, widely used open-source UI framework for Laravel focused on building apps and admin panels quickly with Livewire. It is not archived, has 30,032 stars and 4,115 forks, and the default branch is `4.x`. The repository shows ongoing maintenance with commits on 2026-03-30.
doocs/leetcode is a large, actively maintained solutions repository for LeetCode and related interview problem sets, with multi-language implementations and a public documentation site. It is highly forked and starred, and recent commits show ongoing additions of solutions, contest content, and maintenance work.
AdGuardHome is an actively maintained Go-based, network-wide DNS blocking server for ads and trackers. It appears mature and widely adopted, with 33,325 stars, 2,285 forks, and recent commits on 2026-03-30. Forks are likely most interesting if you want to build on a privacy/DNS filtering product with a substantial existing codebase and active upstream churn.