Open source

Open by default. Sovereign by design.

The palumb core is open source. Audit every line, self-host the whole platform on your own EU infrastructure, or let us run it for you — the same workflows either way.

What's open

The same core powers the managed service and your self-host.

palumb's control plane — the part that authenticates your app, knows your audience, holds your channels and delivers durably — is open source. There is no proprietary fork hiding behind the managed tiers: when you self-host, you run the same code we do. The managed plans exist so you don't have to operate it — and they fund the core's continued development — not because the important parts are locked away.

The whole core is released under the GNU AGPL-3.0 — the strong-copyleft licence that keeps the platform open even when it's offered as a managed service.

License GNU AGPL-3.0 Read the licence →

Audit it

Read the exact code that authenticates your app, holds your channel credentials and delivers your notifications. No black box between you and your users.

Self-host it

Run the entire control plane and durable runtime on your own EU infrastructure, for free. Same workflows, your hardware, zero licence cost.

Self-hosting docs →

Contribute

Issues, pull requests and discussions are welcome. The roadmap is in the open, and the people who run palumb read every report.

Open an issue →

Standing on open source

palumb's durable runtime is Restate — itself open source. Durability, timers and idempotency are battle-tested infrastructure, not something we reinvented.

How durability works →

No lock-in

Your exit is built in.

Sovereignty isn't only about where the servers are — it's whether you can run the software without us. Because the core is open source, you're never hostage to palumb: if we changed direction, raised prices you didn't like, or simply disappeared, you take the same code and run it on your own EU infrastructure. No rip-and-replace, no proprietary format holding your workflows, no data you can't get back.

That's the difference between a vendor that says it's European and one whose independence you can actually enforce. Open source is what makes the sovereignty real, not just a hosting choice.

Run it on your own EU infrastructure.

Self-host the entire control plane and durable runtime — no licence cost, no feature gate. Bring your own EU region and keep everything in your perimeter.

Read the docs →

Star it, fork it, or just send your first notification.