Everything
HeyPuter/everythingReviewed by AI
What it does
The Everything Project, from the company behind Puter, collects about 50 free apps in one repository: office tools (spreadsheet, documents, slides, PDF), team chat, photo, video and audio editors, CAD and engineering tools, business apps like a CRM and invoicing, and simple games. Each app lists the paid product it aims to replace. Many have a "Try it" link that opens a hosted version in your browser; some links are still marked as not ready. Running an app yourself needs Node.js 22.12 or newer and a few terminal commands. The project started in October 2026.
How easy it is to install
A · download and open · Web
- Windows C
- macOS C
- Linux C
- Web A
On the web it is grade A: many apps have hosted versions on puter.com that open directly in a browser with nothing to install. On Windows, macOS and Linux you run a copy yourself, which the README says needs Node.js 22.12 or newer plus `npm install` and `npm run dev` inside each app's folder.
Numbers on GitHub
- Stars
- 6,112on Oct 31, 2026
- Downloads
- —all releases
- Growth
- +1,949stars in 5 days
Stars over time
Facts
- Runs on
- Web, Windows, macOS, Linux
- You need to install
- Nothing extra
- Disk space
- not determined
- Accounts or keys
- None
- Cost
- Free · MIT license. The README does not say whether the hosted versions on puter.com need an account or have limits.
- License
- MIT (Permissive)
- Last update
- Oct 30, 2026
Risk signals (3)
- AttentionVery new repository with many stars
5249 stars in 16 days
automatic check
- Infovery young huge scope
Repository created 2026-10-13 (about two weeks before analysis) and already lists roughly 50 apps claiming to replace products such as Photoshop, AutoCAD, Revit, SolidWorks and Salesforce; the checks record 5249 stars in 16 days.
AI review
- Infodemo links not ready
README.md: many "Try it" links carry title="Demo URL not yet provided" or point to "#link-status" (for example Notes, Wiki, Expenses, Assets, Property Management, API Client).
AI review
Evidence is shown in its original language.
What Radar could not check
- How complete each app is compared with the paid product it names; some may be early prototypes.
- Whether the hosted versions need a Puter account, store your files on Puter servers, or have usage limits.
- Whether every app runs locally on Windows with the documented npm commands.
- How files made in these apps open in the paid programs they replace (for example .docx, .xlsx, .dwg).