Open-source applicant tracking and recruitment CRM

Latest release v0.10.0 - Download OpenCATS.

OpenCATS is a free and open-source candidate/applicant tracking system and recruitment CRM for recruiters, staffing agencies, and hiring teams. It helps manage recruiting from job posting and candidate applications through selection and submission.

Getting involved

Developers, testers, designers, and users are welcome

OpenCATS is maintained by the open-source community. Contributions are welcome in the form of code, testing, documentation, issue reports, design improvements, and user feedback.

Development happens in the OpenCATS GitHub repository.

OpenCATS discussions

OpenCATS uses GitHub Discussions as the community hub for new questions, release conversations, ideas, and project announcements. Join the discussion to connect with other users and contributors, share feedback, and help shape the future of OpenCATS.

The legacy OpenCATS forum remains available as a frozen archive for historic discussions, but new questions should be posted in GitHub Discussions.

Download OpenCATS

Download the latest OpenCATS release from GitHub and review the installation documentation before upgrading or installing a new instance.

Security

Security updates and published advisories are handled through GitHub. Review the OpenCATS GitHub Security Advisories and upgrade promptly when a security release is published.

FAQs

What is the latest release?
The latest release is available from the OpenCATS GitHub releases page.
Where are installation instructions?
End-user and installation documentation is available at documentation.opencats.org.
What are the main runtime requirements?
OpenCATS is a PHP application with Composer-managed dependencies. Check the documentation and release notes for version-specific requirements.
How are security issues tracked?
Security fixes and published advisories are shared through the OpenCATS GitHub Security Advisories.

Stay informed

Join OpenCATS GitHub Discussions for project announcements, release conversations, new questions, and community updates. The legacy forum remains available as a frozen archive for historic discussions.