Laudspeaker - Open Source alternative to Braze / Iterable / One Signal / Customer Io. Easily Create Messaging Workflows
- Send product or event-triggered emails, slack and more to your customers and users at scale
- Build complex messaging workflows the whole team can understand in a visual tool
- Deploy and run on your own infrastructure to keep control of your data.
Run yourself (instructions below) or use Laudspeaker Cloud . Docs are here
run services:
docker-compose up
ordocker compose up
depending on your version of docker
run backend and front end:
npm install
npm run start
stop all running services:
postgres: sudo systemctl stop postgresql.service
redis:/etc/init.d/redis-server stop
mongo: sudo systemctl stop mongod
remove compose conatiners:
docker-compose down --volumes
Add a .env
file to both server and client in packages
We have provided examples which you can use:
mv env-server-example packages/server/.env
and mv env-client-example packages/client/.env
Make sure you fill in the fields in the env files before trying to run laudspeaker
Questions? Please join our Slack channel or visit our site.
- Check out how to set up and trigger an email with posthog in our video
- Check out how to trigger a slack message with a custom event in this video
Description coming soon!
Lauspeaker is the only multi-channel open-source customer messaging workflow software, which is focused on being event triggered, has been built with a no-code visual journey builder from day one and is focused on scalability.
We support slack as a channel and have many more channels on our roadmap.
We are planning to build Laudspeaker to work well with the Modern Data Stack, integrating with data warehouses and other services so you can easily import and export data with no fear of lock in or losing control of your data.
Laudspeaker is open source and released under the MIT License, and AGPLv3 licenses (code in separate directories) with the exception of our ee directory (which is currently empty!) but will be under the Laudspeaker Enterprise Edition license. If you can only use MIT licencsed code, you can still use Laudspeaker but with a few fewer features.
We would love to see you contribute to Laudspeaker. Join our slack to get involved