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A private YouTube client: self-hosted web version (one docker compose) and native apps for Android, Windows, macOS, Linux and iPad/iPhone. No Google account, no tracking. Not affiliated with YouTube or Google.

Native port of Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (GameCube) for Linux and Android, built from the PrimeDecomp decompilation. No emulator, no game assets included: bring your own disc image.

Unofficial derivative of Aerial by pengchujin — universal Android TV APKs, installation guide, screenshots, and FAQ.

Unofficial native Android port of Need for Speed: Most Wanted (Xbox Black Edition). The x86 code is statically recompiled to C++ with XboxXBE-Recomp and built for arm64, with a Vulkan renderer, SDL3, touch/controller/keyboard input, and extended graphics options. No emulator, no game assets included.

A minimalistic, thread safe, non-boilerplate and super easy to use version of Active Record on Core Data. Simply all you need for doing Core Data. Swift flavour.

  • coredata
  • ios
  • swift
  • coredatastack

Cross-platform socket API for Xamarin iOS/Android/Forms, Xamarin.Mac/MonoMac, Windows Phone 8/8.1, Windows Store and Windows Desktop.

RewindBox 0.0.10 — independent iPhone/iPad emulation frontend forked from NeoStation, with embedded Libretro, MeloNX (Switch), Dolphin, ARMSX2 and RPCS3, HD textures, cheats and customizable controls.

MobiInfer runs 35B-A3B-class MoE models fully on-device on the Qualcomm Hexagon NPU, streaming experts from flash with lookahead scheduling (LES) and DSpark speculation.

Open-source, cross-platform AI quota monitor (Codex, Claude, Cursor and 47 more). Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS. Built with Flutter.

Compile-time-safe dependency injection for Swift without the boilerplate

  • dependency-injection
  • swift
  • inversion-of-control
  • ios

A cross-platform native UI engine with a Go backend: write apps in Go with signals, memos and flexbox layout, and each platform draws with its own native views — iOS, macOS, Windows, Android, Linux and the web