Description:
Andronix helps students, developers, and learners install Ubuntu, Debian, and other educational Linux distributions on their Android device, in a sandboxed, no-root environment.
Video-Generator-AI
Description:
Next.js-powered SaaS that turns text queries into AI-generated videos with a modern UI; supports cloud-based services and API integrations.
Lyrion Music Server
Description:
Lyrion Music Server (LMS) is a Perl-based server that powers Squeezebox and compatible players. It streams local and internet music, supports plugins, and runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, and more.
Astryx
Description:
Astryx is an open source, highly customizable design system for React with 150+ components, theming, and a CLI.
OpenMausBot
Description:
OpenMausBot is an open-source, local-first chat app where each bot is a real AI agent with its own memory, computer, and tools. It runs on your machine with optional cloud-enabled connectors (Composio, Box) and a built-in harness that coordinates multiple bots in a Telegram-style interface.
Workout Tracker
Description:
A self-hosted workout tracking web app written in Go, enabling GPX uploads, manual entries, and rich statistics with maps and charts. It includes a REST API, multi-language UI, and Docker/dev-container setup for easy self-hosting.
ShardScript
Description:
ShardScript is a statically typed, compiled scripting language with a refined C-style syntax designed to embed as a scripting engine.
volt-gui
Description:
volt-gui is a PySide6 GUI front end for the volt Vulkan Layer, providing a control panel for per-game Vulkan settings on Linux. It reads hardware info, saves profiles, and coordinates volt-probe for configuring the layer with Steam, Proton and native games.
Contour Terminal Emulator
Description:
Contour Terminal Emulator is a fast, feature-rich terminal app with GPU-accelerated rendering, high-DPI support, and vi-like input modes. It targets power users across Linux, macOS, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and Windows, offering ligatures, Unicode, images, and customizable profiles.
Kamal
Description:
Kamal deploys web apps anywhere—from bare metal to cloud VMs. It uses kamal-proxy to route requests between containers and SSHKit to execute commands across servers. Originally built for Rails, Kamal works with any Docker-containerized web app.