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

Language: Rust
Tag: macOS app
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1.qingjian-team / qingjian

Translated青简 Qingjian ("green bamboo slips"): a pinyin input method written in Rust, with an extra translated word in the language you are learning shown next to each candidate word

chinese
chinese-input-method
english-learning
ime
input-method
japanese-learning
+8 more

Rust GPL-3.07.5K total632 forks

+3,302 stars

from 4,230 · score 8.10

2.penso / herdr-gpui

Native client for Herdr on macOS, Linux, and Windows, built with Rust and GPUI. View terminal sessions, workspaces, Git worktrees, and agent activity through your local Herdr daemon.

ai-agents
desktop-app
developer-tools
git-worktrees
gpui
herdr
+3 more

Rust APACHE-2.02.1K total174 forks

+1,388 stars

from 746 · score 7.24

3.suversal / apple-store-inventory-monitor

TranslatedApple Store pickup inventory monitor, supporting multiple stores, multiple models, alert sounds, Bark push notifications, and automatically opening the shopping bag. Supports macOS, Windows, and Linux.

apple-store
apple-watch
inventory-monitor
ipad
iphone
macos
+2 more

Rust GPL-3.0393 total89 forks

+206 stars

from 187 · score 5.33

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