Updated August 2026
    Slowing down
    2.9k

    Dittofeed: Maintenance, Licence and Alternatives

    Omni-channel customer engagement and messaging automation platform (alternative to Braze, Customer.io, Iterable).

    TL;DR • Dittofeed • as of August 2026

    Dittofeed is an open-source automation project, with 2.9k GitHub stars and a health score of 31/100. It committed 125 times in the last twelve months across 6 of those months, and its status is slowing down. Licence: MIT. It does not currently meet the momentum threshold, so verify maintenance before depending on it.

    2.9k
    GitHub stars
    31/100
    Health score
    125
    Commits (12 mo)
    6/12
    Active months

    Maintenance health

    Status Slowing down — Commits have thinned out over the last year.
    Last commit 2026-03-27
    Days since last commit 143
    Commits, last 3 months 0
    Commits, last 12 months 125
    Months with activity 6 of 12
    Last release 2026-03-28
    Archived No
    Licence MIT
    Category Automation

    Health score combines commit recency, twelve-month commit volume, months with activity, release recency and archive state. Metadata refreshed August 2026.

    What the licence lets you do

    MIT

    Permissive (MIT, Apache, BSD): you can fork it, close the source and sell it. Lowest legal friction for a commercial product.

    This matters most when you plan to sell a hosted version. A permissive licence means anyone — including a competitor with more capital — can do the same, so your defensibility has to come from distribution, support or data, not from the code.

    What Dittofeed means for your idea

    Crowded · 64/100
    Automation category →

    Dittofeed is not currently shipping at a healthy pace. Popular but stalled projects inflate how competitive a category looks — and they are also risky to build on.

    Assume every prospect can find a free version in five minutes. Your wedge has to be something open source structurally cannot deliver: compliance, support SLAs, managed hosting at scale, or a workflow the maintainers refuse to build.

    Dittofeed: common questions

    Is Dittofeed still maintained in 2026?

    Slowing down. Dittofeed recorded 125 commits over the last twelve months, with activity in 6 of those months and 0 commits in the last quarter. Last commit: 2026-03-27. Last release: 2026-03-28. Commits have thinned out over the last year.

    Can I use Dittofeed commercially?

    Dittofeed is published under MIT. Permissive (MIT, Apache, BSD): you can fork it, close the source and sell it. Lowest legal friction for a commercial product.

    How crowded is the Automation category?

    34 open-source implementations, 15 of them actively maintained, led by n8n at 201k stars. Saturation score 64/100 — Crowded. Free, maintained alternatives already dominate this category.

    Dittofeed alternatives in Automation

    n8n

    Alternative to Zapier

    201k

    Free node based Workflow Automation Tool. Easily automate tasks across different services.

    Actively maintained
    Real momentum
    Apache-2.0, Commons-Clause

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    Alternative to Fivetran

    28k

    Event-driven, language-agnostic platform to create, schedule, and monitor workflows. In code. Coordinate data pipelines and tasks such as ETL and ELT.

    Actively maintained
    Real momentum
    Apache-2.0

    Activepieces

    Alternative to Zapier, Tray, Workflow automation

    24k

    No-code business automation tool like Zapier or Tray. For example, you can send a Slack notification for each new Trello card.

    Actively maintained
    Real momentum
    MIT

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