Real-time noise suppression plugin for voice based on Xiph's RNNoise, available as VST2, VST3, LV2, LADSPA, AU and AUv3.
Open Source
Websites and tools tagged “open source”. Also known as: open-source-software, opensource.
This project profiles data quality and supports exploratory analysis of Pandas and Spark DataFrames.
Browserino selects a browser on macOS and supports default-browser setup and keyboard shortcuts.
Piano Trainer helps users memorize piano scales through an interactive practice program with MIDI support.
The Hydrosphere repository describes an MLOps platform for machine learning operations.
SB.js brings SponsorBlock to a bookmarklet or userscript for restrictive environments, with loader and standalone usage options.
PySS3 supports interpretable text classification with SS3 and visualization tools for explainable AI.
rtinst installs and configures a seedbox on Ubuntu and Debian servers.
OmniRoute routes requests across hundreds of providers through an OpenAI-compatible endpoint with automatic fallback.
ReZygisk provides a transparent implementation of Zygisk, a framework component used in Android modification setups.
Limbo runs QEMU-based virtual machines on Android and supports x86, ARM, PowerPC, and SPARC architectures.
AssetRipper analyzes Unity game files and extracts assets for inspection.
The fuku-ml project provides a machine learning library described as simple to use.
llama-agents provides event-driven agent workflows for controlling AI application execution.
Filtering Plus lets users filter posts by tag or content through a browser extension’s right-click controls.
Museum of All Things builds a procedurally generated 3D museum whose exhibits draw on linked Wikipedia articles.
Harper checks grammar and spelling offline and is written in Rust, according to its repository.
Entroly reduces AI context size with reversible compression and receipts for recovering the original content.
Dharmik is an app for browsing the Bhagavad Gita with audio transcriptions. It is published on GitHub under GPL-3.0.
CompozyOS coordinates agent command line tools as a team that shares project memory and tasks.
Flama serves predictive and generative AI models as APIs, with compatible endpoints, a chat interface, and MCP support.
The Peacock Project replaces servers for the HITMAN World of Assassination trilogy to preserve online play and add features.
Smartspacer adds customizable widgets to Android, with integrations that can surface contextual information on the home screen.
Winfetch displays system information from the command line using a PowerShell utility.





















