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DaVinci Full for Windows — the complete professional build with every module enabled: timeline editing, effects, and export, no edition limits after install.

  • color-grading
  • content-creation
  • desktop-video
  • media-production

Native SSH client for macOS: Ghostty terminal, dual-pane SFTP, live server status, E2EE iCloud sync and an MCP server for agents.

TranslatedFree public-interest node panel: a double-click-to-use, one-click Windows node tool that aggregates public free node sources, automatically tests liveness and removes duplicates, and generates v2rayN / Clash subscriptions

  • clash
  • mihomo
  • subscription
  • v2ray

TranslatedGitHub accelerator — a local Windows proxy: no plugin, no server, zero accounts. Built-in table of real GitHub IPs to bypass DNS pollution, BoringSSL (the same TLS fingerprint as Chrome) + spoofed SNI to connect directly to the official edge, accelerating all scenarios: clone / push / Release / raw / web pages, with a chain of public mirrors as a fallback for large files, and automatic restoration on exit. GitHub proxy & mirror for China mainland.

  • boring-ssl
  • gfw
  • github-accelerator
  • github-proxy

WELA (Windows Event Log Analyzer, ゑ羅) is a tool for auditing and configuring Windows event log settings. Windows event logs are a vital source of information for Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR), providing visibility into system activity and security events.

A brand-configurable Electron and Vue desktop GUI framework for a mihomo-powered network client.

Native macOS menu bar companion for multi-brand earbuds. Battery, noise control, sound settings and connected devices. Apple Silicon, macOS 26+.

SwitchShuttle is a cross-platform system tray application that allows users to run predefined commands in various terminal applications. It supports macOS, Windows, and Linux, offering a simple and customizable way to manage and execute your frequently used commands.