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Yukthi

Open source

Most of what we build, we build in the open.

We're pushing our products into the open to grow a real contributor community around them, starting with the ones we know best, with more joining as they're ready.

Repositories

Open source, and growing.

Some products are more than one repository under the hood. Phoenix SSO, for instance, ships its admin UI as a separate repo. This links to each one directly rather than trying to bundle them.

WebMail-UI

Yukthi Webmail

A next-generation successor to RoundCube, free and open source, and built to compete with Gmail.

Archive-UI

Yukthi Mail Archival

Multi-tenanted email archival, built to scale to exabytes.

Yukthi-Content-Filter

Yukthi Content Filter

A spam and content filter written fresh in Go, built for Postfix.

Phoenix-SSO-WebUI

Phoenix SSO

Company-wide single sign-on across the Yukthi stack.

Phoenix-SSO-API

Phoenix SSO

Company-wide single sign-on across the Yukthi stack.

Phoenix-Admin-UI

Phoenix SSO

Company-wide single sign-on across the Yukthi stack.

Phoenix-Admin-API

Phoenix SSO

Company-wide single sign-on across the Yukthi stack.

Mail25-App

Mail25

TOTP authenticator app for login and account security.

Mail25-App-API

Mail25

TOTP authenticator app for login and account security.

Why open source

Not for visibility. For contributors.

Everything on this site was built by a small internal team solving our own problems. Opening the source is how that stops being true: it's the most direct way we know to bring in people who want to work on real infrastructure, not a toy project.

Explore the repos

Start with whichever product you actually use. Yukthi Webmail is the most active repository right now.

Open an issue or a PR

Found a bug, or want to build something? Issues and pull requests are open to anyone, not just the internal team.

Reach out directly

Not sure where to start, or want to work on something bigger? Get in touch and we'll point you in the right direction.

Want to work on something real?

Pick a repository, open an issue, or just say hello.