Web Applications in Python

Numerous widely-deployed Web applications have been written in Python, some employing technologies found on the WebFrameworks page, others providing much of the technology themselves (and potentially spawning a new framework later on in their existence). The following lists comprise a non-exhaustive collection of such Web applications.

Note that Internet sites "powered by Python" which aren't downloadable and redeployable should be listed elsewhere (see WellKnownPythonPrograms) - this page is concerned with applications which can be downloaded, studied, customised, run locally, run on an intranet or on the Internet, or used as the basis for other applications.

Administration

• SchoolTool - school administration

Blogging

• The PythonBlogSoftware page contains a list of blogging-related applications, some of which are Web-based.

• PyCS - Python Community Server

• PyDS - Python Desktop Server

• Pelican - generate static webpages from Markdown or reStructuredText

Forum (message board)

• Askbot - Q&A software using Django

• PyForum - Forum System based on web2py ( can run on Google App Engine )

• FlaskBB - forum software using Flask

• Pocoo

• myghtyBoard

Information Management

• Invenio - a digital library solution with search engine capabilities

Mail Reading

• WSGIMail - a Webmail interface to IMAP accounts

• PyWebMail - a POP3 interface to Webmail accounts

Media Management

• MediaCore Video Platform - A web based video and audio platform built on Pylons

• Activae DAM - A web based Digital Asset Management system

Scheduling

• Indico - for the scheduling and organising of conferences

• SchoolBell - a calendar management system for small organisations

Social Media

• Socialhome - using Django, and federated using the Diaspora protocol

Software Development

• AppWsgi - illustration of ajax applications with a python3 wsgi server

• FSCSI - a syntax aware source code tree search web interface (follow link on demo to source download).

• Mailman - a mailing list manager with a Web front-end

• Roundup - an issue tracker with a Web front-end

• Trac - a combined issue tracker, Wiki and Subversion source code browser

• ViewVC (formerly known as ViewCVS) - a CVS and Subversion source code browser

Web Browsers

• qutebrowser - a PyQt based web browser that supports WebKit and QWebEngine

Wikis

• The PythonWikiEngines page contains an extensive list of Wiki applications, some of which are widely deployed on the Internet.

Editorial Notes

The above lists should be arranged in ascending alphabetical order - please respect this when adding new entries. If, as the developer of a listed application, you disagree with the classification of the work, please move it into the appropriate category or create a new category, respecting the ascending alphabetical order of the categories. When specifying release dates please use the format YYYY-MM-DD.