Open-Source Websites & Tools

ttyper runs a Rust-based typing test in the terminal, according to its repository description.

Manage browser tabs with Prune, an extension listed for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.

RecoverPy scans disk blocks to help find and recover deleted or overwritten files through an interactive interface.

Chat Analytics turns chat exports into interactive visual analyses, with a web app, demo, and command-line interface.

Tube Archivist provides a self-hosted server for organizing and watching YouTube media.

fselect finds files using SQL-like queries, according to its project description.

Mole cleans, uninstalls, analyzes, and monitors Mac systems through a command-line tool.

Sparkling Water brings H2O machine learning functionality into an Apache Spark cluster.

QTTabBar adds tabbed folder browsing to Windows Explorer for navigating multiple locations in one window.

Perform tasks autonomously with BeeBot, a personal worker agent project.

SRB2 Kart Public is a kart racing mod based on the 3D Sonic the Hedgehog fan game.

An AI-first alternative to Jupyter, Deepnote supports Python, R, and SQL, with local IDE use, cloud collaboration, and data apps.

PhoneTrack connects to Nextcloud tracking sessions and displays phone location data through an Android client.

Reinforcement learning algorithms can be evaluated with Gym4ReaL, a Gymnasium-based suite of realistic environments.

Run QEMU in a Docker container using the configuration and files in this repository.

Mousedroid turns an Android phone into a mouse and keyboard for another device.

Rybbit is open-source, cookieless web and product analytics with automatic interaction capture, session views, and reporting tools.

typer runs typing tests in the terminal, with installation and usage commands listed in its project page.

tickrs displays real-time ticker data in a terminal, with data sourced from Yahoo Finance.

Add tools and statistics to Cookie Clicker with the Cookie Monster browser addon.

For Go developers, GoLearn provides a collection of tools for machine learning.

Driftly helps students track class attendance, according to its project description.

Baulk provides a minimal package manager for Windows, according to its repository description.

Kimai provides web-based time tracking for teams, including timesheets, reports, and invoice generation, with hosted and on-premise options.