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1.altstoreio / AltStore

AltStore is an alternative app store for non-jailbroken iOS devices.

Swift AGPL-3.015K total1.7K forks

+386 stars

from 14,465 · score 5.96

2.open-meteo / open-meteo

Free Weather Forecast API for non-commercial use

weather-api
weather
weather-forecast

Swift AGPL-3.06.6K total473 forks

+309 stars

from 6,279 · score 5.74

3.TableProApp / TablePro

Free and open source database client built natively for developers

appkit
database
database-client
macos
macos-app
mysql
+14 more

Swift AGPL-3.06.4K total432 forks

+173 stars

from 6,194 · score 5.16

4.seemoo-lab / openhaystack

Build your own 'AirTags' 🏷 today! Framework for tracking personal Bluetooth devices via Apple's massive Find My network.

apple
offline-finding
bluetooth
microbit
location-tracker
macos
+3 more

Swift AGPL-3.014K total696 forks

+153 stars

from 13,753 · score 5.04

5.signalapp / Signal-iOS

A private messenger for iOS.

Swift AGPL-3.012K total3.5K forks

+53 stars

from 12,252 · score 3.99

6.Dimillian / IceCubesApp

A SwiftUI Mastodon client

ios
swift
swiftui
mastodon

Swift AGPL-3.07.1K total734 forks

+36 stars

from 7,067 · score 3.61

7.sunnyyoung / WeChatTweak

TranslatedA command-line tool for tweaking WeChat - The first WeChat macOS client message recall blocking and multi-instance tool 🔨

wechat
revoke
tweak
no-revoke
norevoke
alfred
+14 more

Swift AGPL-3.014K total1.7K forks

+23 stars

from 13,813 · score 3.18

8.us / mocker

Docker-compatible container CLI built on Apple's Containerization framework. Same commands, same flags, mocker run, ps, stop, build, compose, stats, all working on macOS 26.

apple-containerization
cli
compose
containerization
containers
docker
+4 more

Swift AGPL-3.0374 total15 forks

+16 stars

from 358 · score 2.83

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