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Paid apps,
made free.

Krawa is a small team that rebuilds paywalled apps as free, open-source software. No subscriptions, no trials, no "pro" tier.

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The apps

Each one replaces something you'd normally pay for. Every feature is on, for everyone.

    Free means free

    No trial that runs out, no feature locked behind a plan, no ads between you and your work.

    If it's in the app, you can use it. Today and next year.

    Pro plan $9.99/ month
    • Export
    • Sync
    • No watermark
    Krawa $0
    • All of that
    • No account
    • No ads

    Open source, all of it

    Every app lives on GitHub under an open license. Development happens in public, from the first commit to each release.

    Read it, build it yourself, fork it, or send a fix.

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    descriptionLICENSEopen license
    descriptionREADME.mdhow to build
    foldersrcall of the app
    descriptionbuild.shone command
    commitfix export on large files

    Your stuff stays yours

    No sign-up wall, no analytics, no telemetry. Your files stay on your device unless you move them.

    Nothing to opt out of, because nothing is on to begin with.

    • Account required
    • Analytics
    • Ads
    • Works offline
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    Stuck behind a paywall?

    Tell us which app you pay for and wish you didn't. We pick the next build from that list.

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    Questions

    Is it actually free?

    Yes. No paid tier, no in-app purchases, no ads. Donations are optional and unlock nothing.

    Do you crack the original apps?

    No. Every Krawa app is written from scratch. We don't copy code, assets or names from the apps we replace, so everything we ship is ours to give away.

    What license do you use?

    Each repo has a LICENSE file that says which one. We only use OSI-approved open-source licenses.

    How do you pay for this?

    We don't need much. Hosting is cheap and the work is done by volunteers. If you want to chip in, donating or sending code both help.

    Can I help?

    Yes. Pick an open issue on GitHub, report bugs, translate an app, or suggest the next one to rebuild.