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CoMaps is an open-source offline maps app built by a community. It offers offline search, turn-by-turn routing by foot, bike or car, an outdoor mode, and a public transport layer. The app is a fork of Organic Maps and Maps.Me.
CruiseMapper offers free cruise tracking, showing current ship positions, along with itinerary schedules, deck plans, cabin information, and reports on cruise accidents and incidents. It also publishes cruise news and covers a wide range of cruise lines and river cruises.
Dawarich is a self-hostable web application for storing and visualizing personal location history as a private alternative to Google Timeline. It imports Google Takeout data and works with apps such as OwnTracks and GPSLogger. The official iOS and Android apps record location on the device offline and upload points once back online. An API provides endpoints for location data, tracks, visits and statistics.
DigitalDoily is a curated directory or link collection for discovering useful websites, tools, and resources.
An online directory of local and national community-based resources offered as alternatives to calling the police or 911, organized by city. Founded in June 2020, it lists organizations providing emergency or crisis services, and each resource is vetted for policies related to law enforcement involvement.
Don't kill my app! addresses Android manufacturers that prioritize battery life over app functionality. It lists vendors including Huawei, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Samsung, Meizu, Asus, Oppo and others, and offers ways to fix app-killing behavior. It also references a DontKillMyApp Benchmark app on the Play Store and a Google IssueTracker template for device-specific issues.
Every ChatGPT GUI is a repository list tracking graphical user interface alternatives for accessing the API for ChatGPT, Claude and other LLMs. It groups open source web AI chats, browser extensions, Obsidian plugins, self-hosted tools and desktop apps, with demo and source links. The repository is MIT licensed and accepts pull requests to add or remove apps.
findPWA is a directory of Progressive Web Apps. It lists over 500 entries and includes sections for recommended apps, popular categories, publishers, top apps, trending apps and top performing apps. The site states it only includes true PWAs that can be installed on every device and are fully working applications.
FitHero is a workout tracker for Android and iOS for logging training sessions. It tracks weight, reps, time and distance, estimates 1RM, logs RPE and records supersets. Users can select a routine or choose from a library of over 400 exercises, view previous logs, and visualize progress with charts and personal records. It supports metric and imperial units, a dark theme, and data backups between iOS and Android.
FossHub is a software directory providing free software, software reviews and guides. It organizes software into categories such as file sharing, audio editors, utilities, graphic apps, video editors, multimedia, developer tools and operating systems, and lists popular open-source titles with download counts.
Fossies is a curated repository of selected free and open source software focused mainly on Internet, engineering and science. It lets users view archive contents and browse individual member files, and provides doxygen-generated source code documentation for most packages. It also offers package meta information and license file overviews.
Gadgeteer is a technology site focused on free and open source software (FOSS). It hosts a large curated list of free and open source software, and runs a tech blog covering gadgets, technology news and open source projects. The site advises corporate and government users to vet software with their CIOs and notes concerns related to OpenCore.
A browser-based simulation that uses neuroevolution to evolve car shapes and the neural networks that control them. Each car has a simple neural network improved through generations without backpropagation. It is based on BoxCar2D and rewritten from scratch using the Box2D physics engine. Controls include mutation rate and size, gravity and elite clones.
Haystack is a digital business card service. It offers one-tap sharing, a paper card scanner, and contacts sync, and states that sharing and scanning cards as an individual is free. Paid tiers add card customization, team management and additional features, with pricing listed per user per month.
Heliohost Guide is a resource focused on Windows system customization, also referred to as ricing. It covers topics including themes, downloading themes, icon customization, default folder and program icons, file type icons, typeface selection, wallpapers, desktop shells such as Cairo Desktop and Seelen-UI, File Explorer alternatives, Windhawk, and Windows 7/Vista Aero restoration steps.
A page titled Heroku Alternatives that lists alternative platforms. Some entries are highlighted as best, including Koyeb, Netlify, AWS Amplify, Cloudflare Pages, Google Cloud Run, Microsoft Azure, Firebase and Supabase.
A collection of browser-based utilities for formatting, converting and generating data locally in the browser. It includes tools for JSON formatting, password generation, word counting, Base64 encoding, color conversion and regex testing, organized into packs such as JSON & Data and PDF Toolkit. The site states tools run locally without leaving the tab.
Himalayas is a remote job board with over 100,000 listings from more than 25,000 companies. It offers free job matching and application tracking, plus AI tools for resumes, cover letters, mock interviews and career coaching. Paid tools start at $9/month.
Hybrid Calisthenics is a curated directory or link collection for discovering useful websites, tools, and resources.
Instya is an eCommerce search engine and shopping engine for searching products and websites. It offers two options: searching alternatives for various eCommerce sites, and in-depth product lists across various categories. Its website analysis provides information on search engine, domain, server and page speed statistics. The site also publishes buying guides and curated product lists, which can be filtered or sorted, and offers metrics and data related to products.
IronFox is a web browser for Android built from the latest Firefox release. It removes proprietary libraries and tracking libraries such as Adjust and Sentry, and replaces Google Mobile Services with open alternatives including microG and UnifiedPush. The project documents its applied patches for transparency.
A website that evaluates projects to see whether they are as free and open source as advertised. It publishes reviews of software projects, noting licensing, marketing and transparency concerns, and lists categories of concerns such as open washing and open-core models. Reviews are performed manually without legal expertise.
Isitreallyfoss is a website where projects are evaluated against the rights and freedoms provided by open source and free software. The repository on Codeberg holds the site's source, including about pages, documented license and transparency issues, and the project entries shown on the site. The site is built with Astro, and requests and feedback are accepted through Codeberg issues.