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7 repositories by Attention Score · Oct 5, 2026 – Nov 3, 2026 (UTC)

Language: Objective-C
Tag: Graphics and 3D
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1.MetalPetal / MetalPetal

A GPU accelerated image and video processing framework built on Metal.

metal
image-processing
rendering
gpu
image
video-processing
+11 more

Objective-C MIT2.2K total292 forks

+10 stars

from 2,188 · score 2.40

2.dsward2 / macSVG

macSVG - An open-source macOS app for designing HTML5 SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) art and animation with a WebKit web view ➤➤➤

macos
svg
animation
swift
objective-c
scalable-vector-graphics
+14 more

Objective-C Other license1.3K total84 forks

+5 stars

from 1,291 · score 1.79

3.SAP / macOS-icon-generator

Icons for macOS is the easiest way to create customized app icons in PNG format for your company’s internal app store. No graphic skills needed.

open-source
customization
icons
macos
png

Objective-C APACHE-2.0645 total42 forks

+5 stars

from 640 · score 1.79

4.meitu / MTHawkeye

Profiling / Debugging assist tools for iOS. (Memory Leak, OOM, ANR, Hard Stalling, Network, OpenGL, Time Profile ...)

ios
debugging
profiling
assistant
tool
performance-analysis
+11 more

Objective-C MIT1.5K total180 forks

+3 stars

from 1,504 · score 1.39

5.BradLarson / GPUImage

An open source iOS framework for GPU-based image and video processing

Objective-C BSD-3-CLAUSE20K total4.5K forks

+2 stars

from 20,278 · score 1.10

6.SVGKit / SVGKit

Display and interact with SVG Images on iOS / OS X, using native rendering (CoreAnimation)

Objective-C Other license4.6K total1.1K forks

+1 stars

from 4,580 · score 0.69

7.emoRaivis / MacMorpheus

3D 180/360 video player for macOS and PSVR

Objective-C No license301 total54 forks

+1 stars

from 300 · score 0.69

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