Remade

Everything can be remade.

remade.wiki is a community-maintained directory of independently developed, open-source software reimplementations.

Submit a project

1. Read the submission policy and contribution guide.
2. Check apps/frontend/remade-wiki/src/content/catalog/projects/ to make sure the project isn't already listed.
3. Fork this repository and add apps/frontend/remade-wiki/src/content/catalog/projects/<github-user>/<project-slug>.yaml, following docs/examples/catalog/projects/project.yaml.
4. Reference the original software in apps/frontend/remade-wiki/src/content/catalog/originals.yaml, adding it there if necessary.
5. Open a pull request and confirm you've read and agree to follow POLICY.md in the PR checklist.

Submissions are reviewed by maintainers. Merged pull requests appear in the directory.

Found an existing reimplementation but don't want to open a PR? Open a Catalog Suggestion issue. The automated reviewer checks links, duplicates, and repository metadata; maintainers still decide what to list.

No reimplementation exists yet? Open a Project Request issue with the software name and why you want it remade. No links are required, or see CONTRIBUTING.md to submit one by PR.

Listed on Remade?

Help people discover your listing: add a Listed on Remade badge to your README, website, or documentation. Open your project or tool page and use its Share section to copy a Markdown, HTML, or BBCode snippet.

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Public catalog data

Agents and other tools can read the build-generated catalog JSON and open project requests JSON. Both allow cross-origin access from anywhere. See the export format for fields and versioning.

Special Thanks:

• ArtCraft and its Discord server
• @lumpypotato4764 for the idea of aggregating all of the various initiatives going on within the server
• @naz888z for lots of help curating