All Open Source Apps

Self-hosted private cloud storage with AI semantic search and a pluggable multi-backend file management system.

An MCP server giving AI agents real, undetectable browser automation — built on nodriver and Chrome DevTools Protocol to navigate sites protected by Cloudflare and other anti-bot systems for automation and testing workflows.

A kanban board for planning work and dispatching Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and eight other coding agents into isolated git worktrees, then reviewing and merging their diffs from one UI.

Morphik is an AI-native ingestion and retrieval engine that lets developers store, search, and reason over visually rich documents — scanned PDFs, manuals, slides, and video — without duct-taping together OCR, an embedding model, and a vector database.

Real-time NVIDIA GPU monitoring dashboard — self-hosted, scale from 1 to 100+ GPUs with sub-second metrics and no cloud dependency.

A visual and textual programming platform for data prep and analysis where the node graph and the underlying Enso code are always perfectly in sync, built by an Alteryx co-founder on a GraalVM engine.

Self-hosted AI coding assistant — run GitHub Copilot-grade code completion on your own hardware with no cloud dependency.

A self-contained, encrypted paste bin and file-sharing app in Rust with animal-name URLs, burn-after-read, and one-command Docker deployment.

A free, full-featured web-based audio and waveform editor that runs entirely in the browser — no plugins, no installs, just open and edit.

Computer-vision powered Python framework for building RPA bots that click, type, and read any desktop, web, or terminal UI without needing an API.

A fully local web research assistant that iteratively searches, summarizes, and refines markdown reports using any Ollama or LMStudio model—no cloud or API keys required.

One file manager for all your devices and clouds — powered by a Virtual Distributed File System built in Rust.

Build autonomous and human-in-the-loop multi-agent AI systems with a layered, event-driven Python and .NET framework pioneered at Microsoft Research.

A Rust-built CLI agent harness for Claude AI with persistent sessions, MCP tool integration, plugin hooks, and multi-provider support — designed to run autonomous coding workflows without human babysitting.

A 24/7 autonomous AI company: 14 expert-persona agents running on Claude Code or Codex CLI that research, decide, code, deploy, and market real products with a single markdown file as their only memory.

An Apple-Silicon-native LoRA fine-tuning tool for Gemma on text, image, and audio data — with a wizard CLI, live browser-based training visualizer, and streaming from GCS/BigQuery for datasets too large for local disk.

A local-first, open-source Markdown knowledge workspace for macOS — plain files, personal wiki and Second Brain workflows, AI-assisted diffs, and encrypted sync, built as an Obsidian alternative.

An open-source "Agent Operating System" built in Rust — a single binary providing a kernel, memory, skills, extensions, and multi-channel runtime for running AI agents, with 1,700+ tests and zero clippy warnings.

One dashboard to monitor, trigger, and cancel CI/CD pipelines across GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, Tekton, Buildkite, ArgoCD, and Bitbucket — desktop, Docker, or iOS.

Run ML training and LLM inference natively inside PostgreSQL with GPU acceleration — no data movement required.

Baidu's open-source OCR model for "one-shot, long-horizon parsing" — published with an arXiv paper, a Hugging Face model release, and vLLM inference support, aimed at document understanding beyond typical page-by-page OCR limits.

Self-hosted, no-code workflow automation that keeps your data on your own servers—a privacy-first alternative to Zapier with 90+ integrations.

An open-source build system that turns written specs and architecture into working code — an LLM generates code under tight constraints, task by task with narrow context windows, instead of attempting an entire codebase at once.

A local, multi-provider AI coding agent with a real desktop and web UI — bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Bedrock, or local Ollama keys and let it read, edit, and run code in your own project folder.