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Picasso is a tool that turns simulator screenshots into App Store screenshots. It adds device frames, supports localization via a strings file, and can upload screenshots to App Store Connect. The editor requires no design experience, and the app supports over 40 device frames and every Apple platform. It requires iOS 17 or macOS 14 (Sonoma).
PikPng is a community site offering a large selection of free transparent PNG images, cliparts and icons in high resolution. Images come mainly from user email submissions or direct uploads, each manually reviewed, plus some collected from public domains. Downloads are free and unlimited for personal, educational and non-commercial use, and the site provides search and filtering.
PNGHut is a database of free to download transparent PNG images, with user-created and uploaded content. Uploading is available to members after an account period; images are available for personal and editorial use, with a premium account required for commercial rights.
The Powder Toy is a free open-source desktop falling sand physics sandbox game. It simulates air pressure, velocity, heat, gravity, and interactions between various substances, providing building materials, liquids, gases, and electronic components for users to construct machines, terrains, or other creations. Users can browse and upload community saves, and the game includes a Lua API for automation and plugin development. Its source code is distributed under the GNU General Public License.
Presenton is an open-source AI-powered presentation tool available in multiple deployment options: as a cloud application, self-hosted software for user-controlled infrastructure, and via an open API for automation. It generates editable PPTX and PDF slide decks from text prompts and uploaded documents, supports local deployment via Docker, and features a public community gallery of user-created decks, with no vendor lock-in for users.
TinkerIQ is a Hugging Face Space application that allows users to upload circuit images to analyze components and generate code templates for platforms including Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi, while providing detailed component lists. The Space is currently sleeping due to inactivity.
Upmock describes an AI service that generates HD headshots from uploaded selfies, intended for social profiles, resumes and professional portfolios. The page states that users upload at least four high-quality selfies, that the AI takes about 20 minutes, and that sign-in is available. Pricing lists Starter, Basic and Premium plans with 4, 12 and 20 AI headshots.
