Sites like democratictech.fund

Bread Cooperative, a worker-owned collective building web3 financial tools, savings groups and development services, with a solidarity fund

Bonfire, a free open source software project for building community networks, with magazine communities such as Jacobin's, by its developers

Platform 6, a UK co-operative development initiative crowdsourcing a fund and policy for the co-operative economy, with a blog by Mark Simmonds

Organic Maps is a free, open-source offline maps and GPS navigation app for hiking, cycling and driving

Joplin, an open source note-taking app with multimedia notes, web clipping and end-to-end encrypted sync, developed by Laurent

Lemmy is a free, open-source, decentralised discussion platform with threaded comments, run by its communities and self-hosted servers

The Co-op Cloud is a software stack and blog for hosting libre applications, run by tech co-operatives

The Online Meeting Cooperative meet.coop, a cooperative running renewable-powered online meeting and conferencing tools on member-owned infrastructure

Stirchley Co-operative Development, a Birmingham housing co-operative's project page on building affordable, eco-friendly homes and community premises on Pershore Road

A New Social is a nonprofit organization working to free social networks from platforms across the open social web, led by Anuj Ahooja

A community site for developers building on the AT Protocol, run from the blento project's home page, with imprint and privacy pages

Linuxiac, an English news site covering Linux and open source software, plus guides to distributions like Fedora and Gentoo

Mathew Ingram's personal blog on journalism, media and technology, written by a longtime digital media journalist

A TypeScript framework and documentation for building ActivityPub federated server apps, by maintainers Hong Minhee, Jiwon Kwon, and ChanHaeng Lee

Blacksky, a project by Blacksky Algorithms building decentralized community tools for self-governing online communities, with shared resources and democratic decision-making

Christine Lemmer-Webber's personal blog on free software, decentralized social web, and technology, with posts dating back to 2009

LURK, a community server offering mailing lists, IRC chat, Fediverse access and a wiki documenting its setup

A Firefox-based web browser project, built by a group of developers and designers focused on productivity and privacy

Matrix.org, the home of an open, decentralised network for secure chat and communication, run by the Matrix project

Terence Eden's personal blog on standards, Linux, technology, Doctor Who and life, by Terence Eden

Publii, a free open-source desktop static CMS for building blogs, portfolios and documentation websites, with developer docs

Buttondown, a newsletter hosting platform for independent writers, with sample newsletters from creators such as Lex and Ben Norris

The AT Protocol documentation site: specifications, SDKs and guides for building open social web applications, maintained by Bluesky

Personal site of writer Dan Sinker, with a weblog, a now page, podcast and freelance work details

Personal blog by software developer Tom MacWright on web tools, mapping, programming, and his projects

Symfony, a PHP web framework with documentation, components and tools for building scalable web applications

Bear Blog, a minimalist, privacy-first blogging platform with no trackers, scripts or stylesheets, for publishing plain text posts

Popular Information, an independent accountability newsletter on politics and corporate misconduct by journalist Judd Legum, published on Substack

A American political news and analysis publication on Substack, with video, live events and newsletters by Sarah Longwell, Tim Miller and others

The Pudding is a digital publication of visual essays that explain cultural debates through data and interactive graphics