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A C++ static library offering a clean and simple interface to the 7-zip shared libraries.

  • compression
  • extraction
  • 7z
  • zip

AVault - Call Recorder (No Root Required) | Privacy-first, hardware-encrypted audio vault for Android 12-16+. Rootless call recording via Shizuku with AES-256-GCM, biometrics & auto-cleanup.

Xiryn — the open-source personal agent. Does everything Muse, Grok Bot and Dots do, on your own computer: each agent gets its own Linux desktop in Docker, any model with your keys, an encrypted vault, and control from Telegram.

Use your phone's Face ID or fingerprint to approve sudo and unlock your Mac. QR pairing, encrypted BLE, Secure Enclave signing — keys never leave your phone. Works with iPhone, Android, Apple Watch, Wear OS, or any browser. No $199 Magic Keyboard needed.

Remote control for your pi coding agent. Pi-Remote mirrors live pi terminal sessions to any browser, so you can watch runs, answer prompts, and send commands from your phone — end-to-end encrypted over a self-hosted relay.

An opinionated Elixir wrapper around brod, the Erlang Kafka client, that supports encrypted connections to Heroku Kafka out of the box.

Robust CoreData-CloudKit synchronization: offline editing, relationships, private, shared and public databases, field-level deltas, encrypted values, cacheable assets, and more.

  • coredata
  • cloudkit
  • synchronization
  • ios

An open-source file manager for Android: two panes, archives, APK and DEX editing, a code editor, network storages and an encrypted vault. No ads, no accounts, no tracking.

Sym is a command line utility and a Ruby API that makes it trivial to encrypt and decrypt sensitive data. Unlike many other existing encryption tools, sym focuses on usability and streamlined interface (CLI), with the goal of making encryption easy and transparent. The result? There is no excuse for keeping your application secrets unencrypted :)