Important: Flowise is archived
The Flowise repository is archived, and its README says Flowise has been archived and points to a discussion on the project's future. Its last release was in July 2026. OpenAlternative notes that Flowise joined Workday. It builds AI agents and chatbots rather than business apps, so it is the least similar to Power Apps, and you should not start a new project on an archived codebase without a plan.
Closest to Power Apps
Appsmith and Budibase are the closest: low-code platforms with drag-and-drop interfaces, data source connectors, and self-hosting or cloud options, aimed at internal tools and dashboards. NocoBase builds data-model-driven business systems with plugins and role-based access control, and Convertigo targets larger organizations that need mobile and web apps with many connectors.
Important: licenses differ a lot
Appsmith is Apache-2.0, Budibase is GPL-3.0 with MPL-licensed client libraries, and Convertigo's Community Edition is AGPL-3.0-based. NocoBase uses its own NocoBase License, which incorporates Apache-2.0 plus supplementary terms and commercial editions, so it is not standard open source.
Paid editions
Convertigo's free Community Edition allows unlimited apps on premises, but managed cloud, SLAs, offline data, and enterprise connectors are paid. NocoBase sells Standard, Professional, and Enterprise editions, and Budibase and Appsmith also offer paid cloud and enterprise plans.
Maintenance status
Appsmith, Budibase, NocoBase, and Convertigo all had commits within days of this update. Flowise is archived, with its last commit in August 2026.