CurseOfTheCrimsonThrone VS LightCombatManager

There's a Discord community and GIT repository called "A Series of Dice Based Events" that has full or partial conversions for all the 1E APs. Here's the Crimson Throne one.

That said, if you don't want to do that, I think Rise of the Runelords or Curse of the Crimson Throne are your best bet. Those are 1e APs (extremely popular ones!), but completed community conversions are available of both of those to 2e (linked above). There is also a completed community conversion of Skulls and Shackles - the "you're a pirate" AP, but that doesn't seem to fit the bill that you're looking for.

You should merge this back into https://github.com/A-Series-of-Dice-Based-Events/CurseOfTheCrimsonThrone

Over the last 2.5 years, I have been developing LightCombatManager (or just LCM), a tool for managing my combats in Pathfinder, which I want to present to you now!Using LCM, you can easily create characters with initiative and modifier values and also add various status effects to them. LCM generates a full combat table, where you can easily manage the combat by removing and readding characters or switching the combat order. A combat can also be stored as a csv file and reopened later.While there are certainly other combat managers with more functionality, LCM is aimed to be as lightweight and intuitive as possible. Also, it is completely free and open source and runs not only on Windows, but also on Linux. Last but not least, it supports Pathfinder 1E AND 2E, so you no longer need two different apps to run your combats if you're GMing both games. You can download the latest version here.

Using LCM, you can easily create characters with initiative and modifier values and also add various status effects to them. LCM generates a full combat table, where you can easily manage the combat by stepping through each character's turn, removing and re-adding characters or switching the combat order. A combat can also be stored as a csv file and reopened later. Afaik, LCM is the very first Starfinder combat manager which is completely free, open source - and runs on both Linux and Windows. You can download the latest version here: https://github.com/MaxFleur/LightCombatManager/releases

[2] https://github.com/MaxFleur/LightCombatManager/releases