Open-source tools — I don't trust the cloud

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Panguard.AI

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Open-source malware scanner and runtime guard for AI agents

Domain registered 4 months ago

FreeWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Vets AI agent skills and MCP servers for malicious behavior before install, scans what's already installed, and blocks hijack attempts at runtime, using 768 open ATR rules.
What's different: Scanned 96,096 published skills and found 751 malicious; rules already merged into Microsoft, Cisco, MISP, and OWASP tooling.
Pricing: Free, MIT licensed, fully on-device.

Watched for 7 days · last checked 1d ago

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SynapseClean

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A free, open-source Chrome extension that cleans up copied web text into compact prompts, processing everything on-device rather than a server. For anyone who pastes a lot of text into AI chat tools.

Domain registered 24 days ago

FreeWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: A Chrome extension that compacts messy web copy into clean AI prompts, processing everything on-device.
What's different: Free, open source, and 100% on-device rather than sending text to a server; optional Gemini Nano support.
Pricing: Free.
Best for: People who frequently paste web text into AI chat tools and want it cleaned up first.

Watched for 11 days · last checked 2d ago

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HoneyWire

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An open-source deception (honeypot) platform for security teams; the listing gives little detail beyond that positioning.

Domain registered 1 month ago

FreeOpen source

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How it works: An open-source deception (honeypot) platform for security teams.
Best for: Security teams and developers who want an open-source deception/honeypot tool.

Watched for 13 days · last checked 1d ago

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An open-source Discord extension that translates messages using your own translation API key, built privacy-first and developer-friendly. Really for technically comfortable users willing to set up their own API key.

Data stays with youOpen source

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How it works: A Discord extension that translates messages using your own translation API key.
What's different: Open source and privacy-first — translation runs through your own API key rather than a shared third-party service.
Best for: Technically comfortable Discord users willing to set up their own translation API key.
Watch out: Requires bringing and configuring your own API key to work.

Watched for 13 days · last checked 1d ago

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OpenLiveWalls

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A macOS menu-bar app that turns your own local video files into live wallpapers, fully offline and open-source with no account or cloud step.

No sign-upWorks offlineOpen sourceNo tracking

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How it works: A macOS menu bar app that turns local video files into live desktop wallpapers, and converts/patches videos for macOS's native lock screen wallpaper support.
What's different: Fully open-source, offline and private — no accounts, cloud or telemetry — unlike commercial live-wallpaper alternatives.
Best for: macOS users who want live wallpapers from their own video files without sending anything to the cloud.

Watched for 12 days · last checked 1d ago

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Megaphone

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Free open-source Mac dictation app that types cleaned-up text into any app entirely on-device, no account needed.

FreeNo sign-upWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Hold a key, speak, on-device model transcribes and cleans up fillers/self-corrections
What's different: 100% on-device, no account or server required
Pricing: Free, MIT-licensed

Watched for 3 days · last checked 3d ago

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SUUR Things

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A free, open-source MCP server that lets AI agents safely read and write your Things 3 tasks, plus adds Kanban, matrix and time-blocking views Things 3 lacks.

FreeNo sign-upWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: reads are read-only, writes go only through Things' official URL scheme so agents can't corrupt data
Pricing: free, open source (MIT), no cloud or account
Best for: Things 3 users on macOS who want AI task management without risking their data

Watched for 4 days · last checked today

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Insight

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Self-hosted, cookieless, open-source analytics with a live visitor map, Stripe revenue attribution, and tracking of which pages AI crawlers read.

Data stays with youOpen sourceSelf-hosted

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How it works: run it on your server; real-time map, Stripe channels, AI-crawler pages
What's different: no cookies or consent banner, data never leaves your machine
Pricing: MIT

Watched for 5 days · last checked today

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FreeCustom.Email

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Instant, no-signup temporary email aliases with rotating domains to dodge blacklists, plus a public API for developers who want to build it into their own workflows.

FreeNo sign-upData stays with youOpen source

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How it works: Creates custom, instant temporary email aliases (any inbox name) without sign-up, receiving emails in real-time from multiple rotating domains to avoid blacklists; also offers a public API and open-source frontend.
What's different: Rotating domains to avoid blacklists, plus no popups, timers, or tracking, unlike traditional temp mail tools.
Pricing: Free.
Best for: People needing disposable email for sign-up verifications or testing, and developers who want to build disposable email into their own workflows via the API.

Watched for 13 days · last checked 7d ago

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BiliTV

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An open-source Bilibili client for LG TVs that runs entirely on-device with no external server, supporting 4K and bullet-comment overlays.

FreeWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: on-device Node.js service proxies the API/CDN directly on the TV
What's different: open source, MIT licensed, no PC or server needed
Pricing: free
Best for: LG webOS TV owners wanting Bilibili with danmaku and 4K support

Watched for 3 days · last checked 2d ago

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OpenGPT

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A free, open-source AI chat assistant that runs in the browser using your own API key, with no login required.

Domain registered 20 days ago

FreeNo sign-upData stays with youOpen source

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How it works: Lets you chat with leading AI models using your own API key, running fully in the browser with no login required.
Pricing: Free.

Watched for 3 days · last checked 2d ago

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CivicAI

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An open-source browser extension that turns selected webpage text into a structured civic report entirely on-device, with no cloud calls.

Domain registered 3 months ago

Works offlineOpen source

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How it works: An open-source Chrome/Edge extension that turns selected webpage text into a structured civic report, classifying the issue, estimating urgency, and drafting a report.
What's different: All AI inference runs locally on-device, with no backend, API key, account, or telemetry.

Watched for 3 days · last checked 2d ago

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Testnizer — The offline API client

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Offline desktop API testing client (REST, GraphQL, gRPC) that keeps all your requests and tokens on your machine instead of a vendor cloud.

FreeWorks offlineData stays with youOpen source

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How it works: runs 100% offline, stores collections in local SQLite and tokens in the OS keychain
Pricing: free, open source (MIT)
Best for: developers who don't want API collections synced to a third-party cloud

Watched for 5 days · last checked today

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OpenScreenShot

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Free Chrome extension for taking full-page or region screenshots with an annotation editor, processed entirely on your device.

FreeData stays with youOpen sourceCan export my data

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How it works: capture full-page, region, or visible-area screenshots, then annotate with undo/redo and export to PDF
Pricing: free, open source
Watch out: Chrome extension only

Watched for 5 days · last checked today

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Bothread

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A free, open-source local app that lets multiple AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, etc.) collaborate on one codebase over MCP while the user watches and approves each step.

FreeWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Runs locally with no API keys or cloud account required; coordinates coding agents over MCP with step-by-step user approval.
Pricing: Free and open source.
Best for: Developers using multiple AI coding agents on the same codebase who want oversight of each step.

Watched for 6 days · last checked today

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Nicegram

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An enhanced Telegram client with a built-in crypto wallet, AI assistant, and privacy features, aimed at individuals and businesses who want more security and Web3 tools than stock Telegram.

Data stays with youOpen source

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How it works: An enhanced Telegram client with a non-custodial multichain wallet, a built-in AI assistant, and an Agent Marketplace, layered on top of standard Telegram messaging.
What's different: Open-source and privacy-focused, adding financial and AI tools directly into the messaging client instead of requiring separate apps.
Best for: People who want more privacy, a built-in crypto wallet, and AI tools within the Telegram experience they already use.

Watched for 17 days · last checked 1d ago

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Axiom

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A free, open-source Windows tool that runs apps like Discord, ChatGPT and Meta products inside isolated local sandboxes to block client-side scanning and OS-level telemetry. For privacy-conscious users worried about surveillance, not a ChatGPT alternative.

FreeOpen source

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How it works: Runs locally on Windows, enforcing hyper-isolated memory partitions to encapsulate apps like Discord, ChatGPT and Meta webgrids, blinding host OS scanning daemons while keeping the apps fully functional.
What's different: Works entirely on-device with no remote servers, positioned as active defense against Client-Side Scanning and EU Chat Control rather than a cloud service.
Pricing: Free and open-source.
Best for: Privacy-conscious Windows users worried about client-side scanning or telemetry from apps like Discord, ChatGPT and Meta products.

Watched for 9 days · last checked 3d ago

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Elmo

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Self-hosted, open-source tracker for how ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews mention your brand versus competitors — a free alternative to Profound, Peec or Otterly.

FreeOpen sourceCan export my dataSelf-hosted

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How it works: Tracks how AI answer engines like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews mention, cite, and describe a brand, so teams can benchmark against competitors.
What's different: Open-source and self-hosted, so you run it on your own infrastructure, own your data, and can audit exactly how every metric is calculated — positioned as a free alternative to Profound, Peec, and Otterly.
Pricing: Free.
Best for: Developers and marketers who want to track AI visibility (AEO/GEO/LLMO) without handing data to a hosted vendor.

Watched for 17 days · last checked 1d ago

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Graphite

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A local-first, self-hostable, open-source notes app with semantic search, autonomous research agents, and voice notes, where data never leaves the user's machine unless they choose to share it.

Works offlineData stays with youOpen sourceSelf-hosted

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How it works: Stores notes locally and adds semantic search, ReAct agents, cited deep research, voice notes, and financial analysis on top, all self-hosted and MIT licensed.
Best for: Technical users who want an AI-augmented notes app without sending their data to the cloud.
Watch out: Requires self-hosting, so it needs technical setup compared to a hosted notes app.

Watched for 6 days · last checked 5d ago

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Humla

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A Mac app that records and transcribes meetings entirely on-device, no bot joins the call. Free and open source, with optional cloud or self-hosted sync for teams.

FreeWorks offlineOpen sourceNo tracking

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How it works: Records mic and call audio directly through macOS with no bot joining the meeting, then transcribes, labels speakers, and writes a summary that fuses your notes with the transcript. Runs fully on-device using Whisper on Apple Silicon, or with your own AI key.
What's different: No bot joins the call, and it can run entirely on-device with local SQLite storage and no telemetry.
Pricing: Free and MIT-licensed, with optional paid team sync via Humla Cloud or self-hosting.
Best for: Mac users who want private, on-device meeting transcription without a bot joining their calls.

Watched for 12 days · last checked 6d ago

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Vinci - A Personal CRM using Nextcloud

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Turns your existing Android contacts into a lightweight personal CRM with interaction logs, follow-up reminders and birthday alerts, no new account or cloud lock-in, and no telemetry.

FreeWorks offlineOpen sourceNo ads

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How it works: Reads directly from your existing Android contacts (via DAVx5, Nextcloud, or any contacts sync) and layers relationship tracking on top: interaction logging, follow-up reminders, birthday alerts, social profile links, and per-contact notes. You can also log interactions with numbers not saved in contacts.
What's different: No new silo or cloud account required — it builds a CRM on top of contacts you already have instead of a separate database.
Pricing: Free.
Best for: Android users who want lightweight relationship tracking without creating a new account or syncing to a third-party cloud.

Watched for 13 days · last checked 7d ago

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CodexBar Lite

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Lets developers monitor their OpenAI Codex usage from the macOS menu bar instead of checking a web dashboard, using only their existing CLI session.

Data stays with youOpen source

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Maptoolkit.org - free vector map server

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Lets developers add customizable vector maps to their projects instead of paying for commercial map APIs with sign-ups and rate limits.

FreeNo sign-upOpen source

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How it works: Vector tile server built on OpenStreetMap and MapLibre with 3D terrain and hillshading.
Pricing: free, no API keys, no request limits

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Supercode

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An open-source terminal coding agent with full file, command and app access on your machine; you supply your own Claude, GPT or other API key to power it.

Open source

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How it works: A terminal-native coding agent with full machine access — reads files, runs commands, edits code, opens apps, and searches the web — with granular permissions on each action, persistent memory, and voice control.
What's different: Runs natively in the terminal with no cloud IDE or web sandbox in between.
Pricing: Free to start with open models included (Deepseek, GLM, Minimax, Kimi); bring your own API key for Claude, GPT, or other providers.
Best for: Developers who want a terminal-based agent with direct, broad access to their own machine.
Watch out: Grants full machine access — file reads, command execution, and app control — governed by granular permissions rather than a sandbox.

Watched for 16 days · last checked 10d ago

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PGP Manager

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Lets people encrypt files with PGP without a GnuPG install instead of using command-line-only tools.

Works offlineOpen sourceNo tracking

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What's different: compatible with GPG, Kleopatra, and Thunderbird
Pricing: free, MIT license

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0tab AI

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Lets Chrome users open saved bookmarks with a keyboard shortcut instead of digging through bookmark menus.

FreeWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Type a short code to open a page or a whole folder as a tab group; on-device AI adds tags and semantic search by default.
Pricing: free, open source

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ContxtAI

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Lets people using multiple AI chatbots reuse the same project context instead of rewriting it each time they switch platforms.

FreeData stays with youOpen source

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Pricing: free, open-source

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Resume Builder by Shiva Kar

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A free, open-source resume builder with a live side-by-side preview and ATS-friendly PDF export that runs entirely in your browser instead of behind a paywall.

FreeWorks offlineData stays with youOpen source

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How it works: granular typography and color controls, everything processed locally; standalone Windows apps also available
Pricing: free
Best for: job seekers who want a private, no-paywall resume builder

Watched for 10 days · last checked 4d ago

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Fast PDF Tools

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Merges, splits, compresses, and converts PDFs entirely in your browser, so files never get uploaded to a server.

Domain registered 8 months ago

FreeNo sign-upNothing to installData stays with you

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How it works: Runs PDF/image tools client-side in JavaScript
What's different: Nothing leaves your device, unlike most free PDF tools
Pricing: Free, open source

Watched for 5 days · last checked 3d ago

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Aiden

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A physical open-source USB device that watches your screen and can operate your phone or computer by voice, entirely offline with zero data collection. Built for makers and privacy-focused tinkerers.

Works offlineOpen sourceSelf-hosted

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How it works: A physical USB device that plugs into any phone or computer, watches the screen over HDMI, and sends taps and keystrokes over USB HID to operate real apps the same way a person would — no app install, jailbreak, developer mode, or API required. It captures the screen, sends it to an AI model of your choice, decides the next action, and repeats until the task is done; voice mode runs on-device.
What's different: Works one layer below software integrations, so it can operate any app you can see and tap, including ones with no API or accessibility layer.
Best for: Makers and privacy-focused users who want to automate phone or computer tasks entirely offline without granting an app API access.

Watched for 17 days · last checked 1d ago

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Altersend

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Streams files directly between two devices with end-to-end encryption, no cloud storage, no account, and no size limits, unlike typical cloud-based transfer tools.

Domain registered 4 months ago

No sign-upOpen source

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How it works: Sends files directly between two devices peer-to-peer with end-to-end encryption, using a shared code or QR scan to start the transfer, with no cloud storage step.
What's different: No account, no cloud storage and no file size limits, unlike typical cloud-based transfer services; open source and cross-platform.
Best for: People transferring large or sensitive files between their own devices without uploading to a third-party cloud.

Watched for 12 days · last checked 6d ago

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XCopy — Double-Tap Ctrl, Instant Paste

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A free, open-source clipboard history manager for Windows with image previews and a double-tap-Ctrl shortcut - a general utility despite being open source.

FreeOpen source

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How it works: An open-source clipboard history manager for Windows 10/11 built with Rust and Tauri 2, showing text and image previews and letting you paste history with a double-tap of Ctrl.
What's different: Positioned against Windows' built-in Win+V (text-only, no image preview) and Ditto (not modernized), filling the gap for a free, actively developed Windows clipboard manager.
Pricing: Free.
Best for: Windows users who want a fast, private clipboard history tool with image support.

Watched for 13 days · last checked 2d ago

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Joplin

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Open-source notes and to-do app with end-to-end encrypted sync and offline access, aimed at privacy-conscious users generally rather than developers specifically.

Works offlineOpen source

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How it works: An open-source note-taking and task management app with rich notes, to-dos, notebooks, and multimedia documents.
What's different: End-to-end encryption, offline-first access, Markdown support, OCR search, and cross-platform sync while keeping full control of your data.
Best for: Privacy-conscious users who want productivity features without giving up control of their data.

Watched for 13 days · last checked 2d ago

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Writed

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A journal app where AI runs entirely in your browser to answer questions about your own entries. No account or cloud; the paid tier can sync to your Google Drive.

FreeNo sign-upWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: A journal app where an on-device AI answers questions about your own past entries with citations, running entirely in the browser.
What's different: No account, no cloud, no tracking — the AI runs locally in the browser.
Pricing: Free and open source; a paid Pro tier adds sync to your own Google Drive.
Best for: People who want an AI-searchable journal without their entries leaving their device.

Watched for 13 days · last checked 7d ago

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Interview Coach

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An open-source mock-interview app that can run entirely on your own local LLM for privacy - setup and model choice will suit technical users most.

Domain registered 8 months ago

Works offlineOpen source

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How it works: Runs mock interview practice with voice conversations and instant feedback, using OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Groq, or a local Ollama model for fully offline use.
What's different: Can run entirely on a local LLM via Ollama for complete privacy and offline use, unlike cloud-only interview tools.
Best for: Technical users comfortable choosing and configuring their own AI model, including those who want offline privacy.

Watched for 12 days · last checked 6d ago

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Mispher

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An on-device dictation, rewriting, translation and local AI agent tool for Apple Silicon Macs - free and open-source (MIT), with no cloud, no accounts, and MCP support.

FreeWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Runs on-device dictation, rewriting, and translation using multiple transcription models (Parakeet, CTC, Nemotron, Qwen3-ASR), plus a local agent that plans and calls tools like Apple Notes, clipboard, files, and MCP.
What's different: Fully local processing with no cloud and no accounts, and lets you swap or customize any underlying model or prompt.
Pricing: Free and open-source (MIT license).
Best for: Apple Silicon Mac users who want dictation and an AI agent without sending data to the cloud.
Watch out: Requires Apple Silicon and macOS 26; some listed models (Gemma 4, Qwen3.6, Ornith 1.0) are described as coming next, not yet available.

Watched for 16 days · last checked 10d ago

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FlashCard

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A free, open-source Mac flashcard app modeled on Anki but with zero setup — no account or cloud, cards stay on your Mac, fully keyboard-driven review.

FreeNo sign-upWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Brings spaced-repetition flashcards to macOS with fully keyboard-driven review (Space to reveal, arrows to grade) and CSV import.
What's different: Zero setup compared to Anki — no account, no cloud, no scheduler to configure; cards stay on your Mac.
Pricing: Free and open source (MIT).
Best for: Mac users who want Anki's spaced-repetition power without its setup complexity.

Watched for 15 days · last checked 9d ago

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Setyenv Wordpress Manage Automate and IA

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A self-hosted WordPress plugin combining a visual workflow automation engine with an open-source AI agent that builds workflows and asks before acting, using your own LLM API keys.

Domain registered 2 months ago

FreeNo sign-upData stays with youOpen source

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How it works: A low-code workflow builder plus an open-source AI agent and local executor run inside WordPress, with no SaaS component and data staying on your own server.
Pricing: Agent and executor are free; one license covers both paid plugins for the rest of the stack.
Best for: WordPress site owners who want automation without sending data to a third-party SaaS.

Watched for 11 days · last checked 8d ago

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Calnode

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A self-hosted, open-source alternative to Calendly and Zoom that runs as one Go binary with SQLite — lets developers own their scheduling and video data instead of paying a subscription.

Open sourceCan export my dataSelf-hosted

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How it works: A self-hostable alternative to Calendly and Zoom that runs as a single Go binary with SQLite, for booking meetings and hosting video calls with recordings saved to your own storage bucket.
What's different: Ships as one small, auditable Go binary instead of a subscription SaaS product, with recordings kept in your own bucket rather than the vendor's.
Pricing: Roughly 30 cents per month to run, versus a subscription; licensed Apache-2.0.
Best for: Developers who want to self-host their own scheduling and video-call data instead of paying for Calendly and Zoom.

Watched for 17 days · last checked 2d ago

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LMIM OS V3.0 "XIPE"

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A local-first AI platform bundling chat, a coding agent, a terminal and uncensored open models, with no cloud or accounts. For technical users, not really a mobile app despite the Android companion.

No sign-upWorks offlineOpen sourceNo subscription

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How it works: A local-first AI platform bundling end-to-end encrypted P2P chat, a bare-metal terminal with real PTY shell access, autonomous coding agents, hybrid RAG, and bundled uncensored Qwen/Gemma models, with a native Android companion app for LAN discovery.
What's different: Runs fully offline with no cloud, accounts, or subscriptions, and ships uncensored model variants with no filters.
Pricing: Open-source (AGPL-3.0).
Best for: Technical users on Linux or Windows who want a self-hosted AI toolkit with no cloud dependency.
Watch out: Ships uncensored models with zero filters — outputs are not moderated.

Watched for 17 days · last checked 1d ago

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Weavestream

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Gives MSPs self-hosted IT documentation instead of paying for IT Glue or Hudu licenses.

FreeData stays with youOpen sourceSelf-hosted

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Open Source Finder

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Directory of self-hosted, privacy-friendly open-source alternatives to tools like Notion, Jira and Slack.

FreeOpen sourceSelf-hosted

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Pricing: free

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StepWind

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A local version-history safety net for chosen Windows folders that undoes accidental deletes, renames, and bad saves, without any cloud backup service.

FreeNo sign-upWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Continuous version history for folders you choose, running fully locally.
Pricing: Free, open source.
Best for: Any Windows user worried about accidental file loss, not just developers.

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Warden

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An open-source Android app that watches for apps quietly using your camera, microphone or location and alerts you in real time — for privacy-conscious phone owners, not just developers.

Data stays with youOpen sourceNo adsNo tracking

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How it works: An open-source Android app that monitors app permissions in real time and alerts you when apps access your camera, microphone or location, even when you're not using them.
What's different: Open-source, with no ads and no tracking of its own.
Best for: Privacy-conscious Android users who want to know when apps quietly access sensitive sensors.

Watched for 17 days · last checked 2d ago

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Aurora

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Runs real statistical and causal analysis locally instead of letting an LLM guess, citing every result to its source. Built for technical users via its MCP server and Python SDK.

Works offlineOpen source

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How it works: Runs 24+ research-grade quantitative methods locally on a dataset you drop in — anomaly detection, causality, regime detection, forecasts — with every finding cited to the method and source behind it. Includes an MCP server and Python SDK for AI agents to call it for verified math.
What's different: Computes real statistics locally instead of having an LLM guess at numbers, with a "0 fabricated" indicator guaranteeing no invented figures.
Pricing: Open source, Apache 2.0.
Best for: Developers and technical users who need verified quantitative analysis, including AI agents that call it programmatically.

Watched for 14 days · last checked 8d ago

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PokeTokenBar

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A menu-bar app that turns your Claude Code/Codex/Gemini CLI token usage into a Pokémon-collecting game while tracking usage limits.

FreeWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Reads local usage logs and hatches/evolves a Pokémon as you spend tokens
What's different: Runs entirely on-device, nothing sent anywhere
Pricing: free
Best for: Developers who want a fun way to watch their AI token usage

Watched for 4 days · last checked 3d ago

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Fieldwork

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An open-source, self-hosted job-search tracker replacing spreadsheets, with a pipeline kanban, daily action queue, and AI scorecards.

FreeData stays with youOpen sourceSelf-hosted

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How it works: Self-host on your own free Supabase project; includes kanban pipeline, resume studio, and interview prep tools
What's different: Self-hosted so your job-search data stays yours
Pricing: Free, MIT licensed

Watched for 4 days · last checked 3d ago

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Offeline

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A private, offline AI chat app for iPhone that runs open-source language models on-device with no account or subscription.

Domain registered 9 months ago

No sign-upWorks offlineOpen sourceNo subscription

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How it works: Runs open-source models locally on the phone, no cloud calls
What's different: No account, subscription, or cloud dependency

Watched for 4 days · last checked 3d ago

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Yankee AI

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An open-source, fully local agentic AI platform that runs multi-agent workflows and vector-database ingestion entirely on-device, for organizations and technical users who want AI automation without sending data to the cloud.

Works offlineData stays with youOpen source

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How it works: 100% local data processing with optimized vector-database ingestion and multi-agent orchestration to run business workflows securely on-device.
Best for: organizations and developers building AI workflows that require full data privacy.

Watched for 11 days · last checked 7d ago

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OpenVision

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A free, open-source iOS app that connects Meta Ray-Ban glasses to an on-device AI model so photos and questions can be processed offline without the cloud, keeping history on the phone.

FreeWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Runs models 100% on-device with Apple MLX, or lets you pick Apple Intelligence, OpenAI, Gemini Live, or OpenClaw; ask by voice, analyze what you see, recognize faces, search the web.
What's different: on-device mode works offline with no cloud or API key.
Pricing: free.

Watched for 11 days · last checked 7d ago

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Void Notes — Minimalist Markdown Notepad

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An open-source, local-first Markdown notepad for personal note-taking, built with Electron.

FreeWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: A Markdown notepad built with Electron, React, and TypeScript that stores notes locally.
Pricing: Free.
Best for: Writers and thinkers wanting a private, local Markdown second-brain.

Watched for 11 days · last checked 7d ago

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Codeteel

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A self-hosted, open-source AI coding agent that runs on your local Ollama models and can be driven from Slack, Telegram, Discord, or the web, with human-in-the-loop plan approval before it edits code.

FreeData stays with youOpen sourceSelf-hosted

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How it works: Uses a ReAct architecture with human-in-the-loop plan approval, deterministic edits, and PR creation; supports DeepSeek, Llama, Qwen, Mistral, OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini models.
Pricing: Free and open source.

Watched for 11 days · last checked 8d ago

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JSONFORGE

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A browser-based JSON toolkit (format, validate, diff, convert, visualize) that runs entirely client-side with zero uploads and no servers, for developers who don't want their data leaving the browser.

Works offlineData stays with youOpen source

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How it works: A browser-based JSON toolkit — format, validate, beautify, diff, convert, visualize, and generate code from JSON — running entirely client-side.
What's different: Zero uploads, works offline, and is installable as a PWA, with no server or API keys involved.
Best for: Developers who don't want their JSON data leaving the browser.

Watched for 14 days · last checked 2d ago

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ChacharApp

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A free, open-source, on-device dictation app for Mac — hold a key, speak, text appears in any app. No cloud, no accounts, no tracking; a private alternative to Wispr Flow.

FreeNo sign-upWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: A voice dictation app for macOS: hold a key, speak, and the words appear in any app, running entirely on the Apple Neural Engine (every Mac since the M1, 2020).
What's different: No cloud, no tracking, no accounts and no weekly limits, positioned as a private, on-device alternative to Wispr Flow. Supports custom vocabulary for jargon, names and technical terms.
Pricing: Free and open-source.
Best for: Mac users who want fast voice dictation without their speech leaving the device.

Watched for 17 days · last checked 8d ago

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WireDog VPN

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A VPN with only US-based, RAM-only servers, open-source code you can audit, and anonymous sign-up by number, payable in cash or Monero. A general consumer privacy product, not a developer tool.

Open sourceNo tracking

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How it works: A VPN running only on US-based, RAM-only servers (making log retention technically impossible), with open-source code you can audit and account signup by a 16-digit number instead of email.
What's different: Anonymous accounts and payment by mail-in cash, prepaid vouchers, or Monero, plus open-source code for independent auditing.
Best for: US-based users who want their VPN traffic and account to stay off American-soil data requirements without disclosing identity.

Watched for 17 days · last checked 1d ago

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Imagin RAW

Lets Mac photographers browse and cull RAW photos without imports or catalogs instead of using Adobe Bridge.

Open source

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How it works: Points at folders directly; rate and reject photos; stays compatible with Lightroom and Adobe Bridge via XMP metadata.
Pricing: open source

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Photrail

Lets people turn their photo location data into a private travel history instead of sharing it with a cloud service.

No sign-upWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: 100% on-device, uses location data already in photos

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ScreenMind

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A local, privacy-first app that uses one on-device Gemma model to capture, transcribe, search, and automate your screen and audio history.

Works offlineOpen sourceNo tracking

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How it works: Uses one local Gemma model on-device for screen vision, audio transcription, chat, and reasoning; captures only when content changes and lets you search or chat with your screen history in plain English.
What's different: Compared against Microsoft Recall (needs $1000+ hardware) and Screenpipe (needs separate OCR + Whisper + external LLM) — this runs one local model for everything.
Pricing: MIT licensed, pip install.
Watch out: Requires a 4GB GPU to run.

Watched for 7 days · last checked today

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LANterm

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A local-network chat app for people who want to avoid cloud servers entirely and keep conversations on their own LAN.

Domain registered 18 days ago

Nothing to installWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Peer-to-peer terminal chat over UDP on the local network — run it, pick a username, and other users on the same WiFi/LAN show up automatically.
What's different: No server, no accounts, no setup; messages never leave the local network.
Pricing: Open-source, MIT licensed.
Best for: LAN parties, offices, workshops, and hackathons.

Watched for 7 days · last checked today

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Rekody

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Free on-device macOS dictation app that types text at the cursor via a hold-to-talk hotkey.

FreeNo sign-upWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Hold Option + Space and speak, and text lands at your cursor in any app, with a personal dictionary that learns your words.
Pricing: Free.
Watch out: On-device by default, no account or subscription; the CLI is open source (MIT).

Watched for 2 days · last checked 2d ago

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Amua

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Adds workspace structure, permissions and onboarding on top of existing Telegram team chats, built on TDLib without storing messages on its own servers.

Open source

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How it works: Adds one workspace over existing Telegram business chats, organized by team structure with real permissions and bulk onboarding, built on Telegram's own TDLib library.
What's different: Messages never touch Amua's own servers.

Watched for 2 days · last checked 2d ago

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TabType

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A free, open-source macOS ghost-text autocomplete tool powered by an on-device local LLM.

FreeNo sign-upWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Adds Cotypist-style ghost-text autocomplete to every Mac app using a local MLX-based LLM that runs 100% on-device.
Pricing: Free and MIT-licensed.
Watch out: macOS only; no cloud, no account, no keystroke leaves the machine.

Watched for 7 days · last checked 5d ago

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MemPlato

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Turns your Android phone into a self-hosted MCP server so AI assistants like Claude, Cursor or Perplexity can pull your personal memory without sending data to the cloud. Aimed at developers already using MCP-compatible tools.

Works offlineData stays with youOpen sourceNo subscription

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How it works: Turns an Android phone into a self-hosted MCP (Model Context Protocol) server by installing a Python MCP server inside Termux, with a secure tunnel giving the phone a stable public HTTPS URL that AI clients like Claude, Cursor or Perplexity can connect to for persistent memory.
What's different: Data is stored locally on the user's own phone instead of a vendor's cloud, with no subscription or vendor lock-in.
Pricing: No subscription.
Best for: Developers already using MCP-compatible AI tools who want to own their memory data instead of storing it in the cloud.
Watch out: Relies on a relay tunnel (relay.memplato.com) and requires Termux running on the phone, with a watchdog to restart the server if the phone reboots or Termux closes.

Watched for 9 days · last checked 3d ago

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EchoFlow

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A native Android AI chat app that keeps your conversation history stored locally on the device instead of the cloud.

No sign-upData stays with youOpen sourceSelf-hosted

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How it works: A native Android AI chat app.
What's different: Chat history is stored locally on the device rather than in the cloud.
Best for: Android users who want an AI chat app without their conversations stored in the cloud.

Watched for 17 days · last checked 9d ago

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Quantive

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A net worth tracker where you enter balances manually or import a bank export, encrypted in your browser so the server only ever stores unreadable ciphertext. For privacy-conscious individuals who don't want to link live bank accounts.

Open source

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How it works: You enter balances manually or upload a bank Excel export; the portfolio is encrypted in the browser with XChaCha20-Poly1305 and Argon2id before it reaches the server, so the server only ever stores ciphertext.
What's different: No bank connection or aggregator in the trust chain — the server can't read your financial data even in a full database leak. The crypto module is open source under MIT.
Pricing: Free tier covers net worth tracking with unlimited sources, allocation charts, 12-month rolling history and 13 currencies with historically correct FX.
Best for: Privacy-conscious individuals who don't want to link live bank accounts to a net worth tracker.
Watch out: Active server compromise is stated as a documented non-goal of the encryption model, the same caveat the makers say applies to Bitwarden, ProtonMail and Standard Notes.

Watched for 15 days · last checked 9d ago

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WisprFree

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A voice-to-text app that transcribes on-device and optionally cleans up grammar with a user-chosen AI, positioned as a free alternative to Wispr Flow.

FreeWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Transcribes speech on-device (Parakeet/Whisper/Cohere), then optionally uses a chosen AI (Gemini, OpenAI, OpenRouter or local Ollama) to remove filler words and fix grammar; API keys stay in the Keychain.
What's different: Positioned as a free alternative to Wispr Flow, fully offline if you skip the AI cleanup step.
Pricing: Free, open-source.
Best for: People wanting private voice-to-text across any app.

Watched for 2 days · last checked today

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OpenSave

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Free, open-source peer-to-peer game-save sync tool across your own devices without a cloud account.

FreeNo sign-upWorks offlineOpen source

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How it works: Syncs game saves directly between your own devices (desktop, laptop, Steam Deck) the instant they change, via P2P over LAN or internet with a room code, versioning every change and asking before overwriting on conflicts.
What's different: Works with 20,000+ games across Steam, GOG, Epic, emulators, and repacks, with a self-hostable relay and zero telemetry.
Pricing: Free, MIT-licensed.
Best for: Gamers wanting cloud-save syncing without an account or cloud middleman.

Watched for 2 days · last checked today

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WebVox

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Reads web articles, blogs and pages aloud in a clean, ad-free listening mode using Android's built-in text-to-speech. A general read-it-later/listen tool for anyone, not developer-specific despite the tag.

No sign-upOpen source

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How it works: Converts web articles, blogs and pages into a clean reader-mode layout and reads them aloud using Android's built-in text-to-speech engine, stripping ads, popups and banners; users paste a URL or share directly from the browser to start.
Best for: Anyone on Android who wants to listen to web articles instead of reading them, not developers specifically despite the extraction-tool angle.

Watched for 17 days · last checked 1d ago

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OpenNVR

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An open-source, self-hosted AI video surveillance system where footage and detection models stay on your own hardware.

Domain registered 5 months ago

Works offlineData stays with youOpen source

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How it works: Runs entirely on hardware you own with footage never leaving your network; AI detectors are pluggable via an open contract (~30 lines of Python) for models like YOLOv8, license plates, or faces; a local LLM can answer spoken questions about live camera frames.
What's different: 100% open source and self-hosted, unlike cloud NVRs such as Ring, Nest, or Verkada.
Pricing: No cloud, no subscriptions, no per-camera fees.
Best for: Developers who want full ownership of their video surveillance stack.

Watched for 8 days · last checked 5d ago

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HardwareMon

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Cross-platform hardware monitoring with real-time stats, history and benchmarking for Windows, Linux, macOS and Android, with all data processed locally and no telemetry upload.

Works offlineOpen source

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How it works: Monitors CPU, GPU, memory, disk and network in real time, with historical analytics, process management, local benchmarking, and gaming session detection, across Windows, Linux, macOS (Apple Silicon), and Android.
What's different: All monitoring data is processed on-device with local SQLite storage; no telemetry or benchmark results are uploaded.
Best for: Users who want cross-platform hardware monitoring without sending data to the cloud.

Watched for 11 days · last checked 2d ago

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ShotShield

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A desktop app that scans your screenshots and blacks out sensitive data like API keys, card numbers and IDs before you share them, processed entirely on your machine. Useful for anyone who screenshots for support tickets or docs.

Works offlineOpen source

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How it works: An on-device tool that scans screenshots and detects and redacts sensitive data — API keys, IBANs, payment cards, national IDs and emails — before you share them.
What's different: Processing happens entirely on your machine, built with TypeScript, Tauri and Tesseract OCR; nothing is uploaded.
Best for: Developers and anyone who shares screenshots for support tickets or documentation and wants to avoid accidentally exposing secrets or personal data.

Watched for 16 days · last checked 2d ago

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