Open-Source Websites & Tools

Twinkle Tray controls external display brightness from the Windows system tray.

Launch Minecraft with HMCL, a cross-platform launcher with a range of configuration options.

Palettum recolors images, GIFs, and videos with a custom palette using either a web app or command-line tool.

statsmodels provides statistical modeling and econometrics tools in Python.

Bucket provides a lightweight testing relay for Nostr client development and protocol experiments.

UniGetUI provides a graphical interface for managing package managers, according to its repository description.

Jellyfin’s server backend and API support collecting, managing, and streaming personal media from a server.

Scan Windows web caches for video files and compare them with metadata for lost media, including deleted YouTube videos.

Mod Menu displays installed mods and can open their configuration screens when supported; it also supports multiple loaders.

xTuring supports personalizing open source language models through preprocessing and fine tuning.

KotlinDL supports deep learning model development through a high-level framework for Kotlin.

FlorisBoard offers an open-source Android keyboard that is currently in beta.

Route requests to multiple AI providers and models through OmniRoute, a gateway with fallback and quota features.

A lightweight command-line tool, aria2 downloads from multiple sources and supports HTTP and BitTorrent.

PocketPal AI brings language models to a phone, providing a mobile app for interacting with models on Android.

VoltAgent provides a TypeScript framework and engineering platform for building AI agents.

Slides displays presentations in a terminal and provides installation instructions for different systems.

ReplayMod records Minecraft sessions so they can later be replayed from different perspectives.

PeaZip is a cross-platform archive manager for opening and extracting ZIP and RAR files, with additional archive features.

BlazeJump provides core protocol interactions through a minimal Nostr client written in C#.

NobodyWho runs language models locally through an inference engine designed for efficient operation across devices.

danmakustr adds decentralized scrolling comments to YouTube videos through a Chrome extension based on Nostr.

Deskreen turns a device with a web browser into a secondary screen for a computer.

pastemyst stores and shares text and code snippets through a free, open-source website.