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AnymeX is an application for discovering and reading anime, manga, webtoons, comics, and novels on Android devices. The project lists cross-platform compatibility across Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, and Windows devices, along with superfast updates, tracking, customization, and a lightweight build.
Atomic Chat is an open-source local AI chat client that runs Gemma, Qwen, DeepSeek and other AI models on the user's device. It offers desktop downloads for macOS, Windows and Linux and mobile apps for iOS and Android, and states that data stays on the device without a cloud account or subscription.
Emby is a personal media server that organizes and streams the user's own videos, music, photos, and live TV to devices. It runs on a computer or NAS in the home network, and apps are available for TVs, phones, tablets, computers, and streaming devices. Users can create individual users and set parental controls.
KDE Connect is a project that enables communication between devices. It supports sharing files and links between devices, syncing phone notifications to the desktop, and remotely controlling music playback from a phone.
MediaMonkey is a media organizer and player for managing music and video libraries. It handles audio and video files on a hard drive, network, cloud or recorded from CDs, and provides tagging, duplicate removal, playlist creation, format conversion and playback to DLNA, Chromecast and Bluetooth devices. Sharing between Windows, Android, Apple devices, TVs and cloud services is described.
The OpenWrt Project is a Linux operating system targeting embedded devices. It provides a fully writable filesystem with package management rather than a single static firmware, allowing devices to be customized through packages. Current stable series is OpenWrt 25.12, with 24.10 as the old stable series. Source code is stored in a git tree.
Photon is a cross-platform file and folder transfer application built with Flutter. It uses HTTP to transfer files between devices running Photon, without requiring an internet connection or Wi-Fi router; devices can connect via mobile hotspot or the same local area network. It supports sharing multiple files, raw text, and entire folder structures.
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).
Polychromatic is an RGB lighting management front-end application for GNU/Linux. It is a frontend for OpenRazer that lets Razer devices control lighting effects and more, supporting over 210 devices including keyboards, mice, mouse mats and headsets. It runs locally without clouds or login, is licensed under the GPLv3, and includes firmware configuration, custom effects and a tray applet on compatible desktop environments.
An ArchWiki page describing how to securely wipe a disk by writing new data over every bit. It covers common uses such as wiping all data before a device is given away or sold, and preparing a drive for block device encryption using random data.
Edge Tools is a collection of file and developer tools that run entirely in the browser. The site states that nothing is uploaded, so files stay on the device. It offers tools for PDFs and documents, images, audio and video, code playgrounds, data and text, encoding, security and cryptography, and generators. The site says no account or install is needed and that most tools work offline once the page has loaded.
A homepage with self-made software tools for Windows and DOS. It lists the USB Drive Letter Manager, a COM-port manager, a USB device tree viewer, command-line drive tools, file-copy and comparison tools, system utilities, an audio and video player, a DOS font replacement, and other miscellaneous tools.
A blog post offering an overview of tools and strategies for annotating content, including highlighting and note-taking as the author reads. It reviews annotation tools for the web, PDFs, e-ink devices, paper books, plaintext and videos, and discusses how annotation data can be used.
A rentry page listing Android-related tools and projects organized by device manufacturer, covering Samsung, Huawei, Nokia, Xperia, Qualcomm Snapdragon, Xiaomi, Pixel and Fire Tablet sections. Entries include apps, firmware downloaders, ROM flashing tools, bootloader utilities and debloat helpers.
A free web viewer and player for YouTube playlists. It can reverse a playlist to watch oldest-first, sort by date or title, mark watched videos, resume playback at a saved timestamp, and sync playlist states across devices. The page also lists example educational courses and guides on playlist sorting and management.
Chartopia is a web-based tool for discovering, creating and managing random tables and generators for role-playing games. The documentation describes it as part chart discovery tool, part creation tool and part game preparation tool, usable on mobile devices. Users can roll on a collection of tables without sifting through books.
Clash of Magic is a custom server for CoC that began in May 2015 and offers four servers with different features. It states compatibility with all Android devices, including BlueStacks for PC, and says its servers run the latest version of the game, including Builder Base and 1v1. The content is not affiliated with or endorsed by Supercell.
Crafty Controller is a free and open-source cross platform Minecraft server control platform managed from a web browser. The self-hosted web server is accessible to devices on the local network by default and can be port forwarded for external access. It allows creating and running servers, managing players, running commands, changing settings, editing files and making backups.
dgVoodoo2 is a set of implementations of old graphics APIs for Windows 7 and later versions. The implementations are built on Direct3D 11/12 and can use different device types as wrapping output, including hardware rendering at several GPU feature levels and software rendering through the Microsoft WARP renderer. The implemented libraries include Glide 2.11, Glide 2.45, Glide 3.1 and Glide 3.1 Napalm, DirectX 1-7, Direct3D 8.1 and Direct3D 9.
HidHide is an input device firewall that blocks individual applications from accessing HID and XInput devices, allowing controller inputs to be re-routed and re-mapped. It is inspired by HidGuardian but written from scratch, and ships with a client UI, a command-line interface and driver access for developers.
itinypdf is a browser-based collection of PDF tools offered free with no watermark or account. It includes merging, compressing, splitting, converting, signing and editing PDFs, with tools for organizing pages, locking and unlocking files, and adding watermarks or page numbers. The site states that files stay on the user's device and are not uploaded to servers.
Netmaker is a zero trust networking platform. It connects devices, clouds and sites using WireGuard tunnels with granular access controls. Access Control Lists let users configure which devices in a network can communicate, with options to block access to a device or make a whole network default-blocked. Policies can restrict traffic by directionality, ports, destination and hostnames.
OP.GG provides League of Legends statistics, match history, live games, and rankings for players, with search across Summoner's Rift, ARAM, Arena, and other game modes. A pro game watching guide describes requirements for spectating pro matches, including that the LoL client must be installed and that spectating is not possible on mobile devices.
palera1n is a jailbreak for iPhone 6s through iPhone X on iOS 15.0 and higher, and for devices ranging from A8 to A11 and Apple T2. It includes tools such as dropbear and a binpack of command line utilities, supports rootless and full-root jailbreak types, and is open source.
