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

Open source Windows x64 PE packer and crypter. Compresses and encrypts executables with a custom virtual machine into a self extracting stub.

  • compression
  • packer
  • pe-packer
  • pe-compress

Free, open-source local file converter. Native macOS app + early Windows/Linux desktop edition. Batch images, PDFs and optional FFmpeg media. GPLv3.

A realtime visual programming language for interactive media.

Open-source image viewer and editor for Linux. View HEIC, AVIF, JPEG XL, RAW previews, and Motion Photos in fullscreen or floating windows.

🌐 The Free, Open-Source VirtualHere Alternative for Windows & Linux — Connect unlimited USB devices over LAN, Wi-Fi & Internet (Low-Latency WSK, 1-Click Pi Setup, WHQL Drivers)

Oyenza Studio (formerly Oyen Poni): a living notch (Dynamic Island) for Windows and Mac. Music with synced lyrics, a focus timer, a file shelf your phone can drop into, tasks, clipboard history and live system stats. Native Rust, free and open source.

  • direct2d
  • dynamic-island
  • lyrics
  • notch

A Markdown Text Editor to manually edit a markdown file, with instant preview of the output in a HTML Viewer. A Preview handler which allows you to see the content of the markdown file without open it, in the "Preview Panel", integrated into Windows Explorer.

Open-source Arc alternative for macOS: a Chromium browser for developers with Spaces, a dev command bar and a built-in MCP server for coding agents.

  • arc-alternative
  • arc-browser
  • browser
  • chromium

SIM is an open-source tool for managing the local park of Sitecore instances. You can install, locate, maintain, reinstall or delete Sitecore products.

This is a app for macOS that to open a new Finder window and change the current directory to the folder this app launched.