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ProxyPal turns accounts from Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, and compatible providers into a local OpenAI-style endpoint for coding clients such as Cursor, Claude Code, and Cline. Its desktop interface manages connections, monitors requests, tracks usage, and can configure detected assistants automatically. Builds are available for macOS, Windows, and Linux, although the unsigned macOS release may require a manual Gatekeeper workaround.

Pandora-Box is a cross-platform desktop client for Mihomo that helps users manage and convert proxy subscriptions. It supports multiple proxy protocols, automatic rule grouping, and TUN mode. Prebuilt releases are available, while source builds require Node.js 18 or later and Go 1.24 or later.

Hollama is a browser-based LLM chat client that can connect to multiple Ollama and OpenAI servers. It supports text, vision, and reasoning models, customizable system prompts, and advanced Ollama settings. Conversations are stored locally in the browser and can be imported or exported; desktop releases and Docker self-hosting are also available.

Manage a local music library by songs, artists, albums, favorites, and playlists, with search and smart filters for finding tracks quickly. During playback, the desktop app can show regular or synchronized lyrics, scrobble listening activity to Last.fm, and switch into a smaller mini-player, while light and dark themes adjust the interface. Users can also edit track metadata from the library. That editor currently supports MP3 files only because of a dependency limitation, so other audio formats cannot use the same metadata workflow.

Gisto is a cross-platform snippet manager with search, tagging, sharing, and a rich code editor. It can store snippets in GitHub Gists, GitLab Snippets, a self-hosted Snippet-Bin service, or a local browser database, so teams can choose between hosted accounts and local ownership. GitHub and GitLab connections require the relevant personal access token, while the private backend needs its own instance.

Wora is a cross-platform desktop player for organizing and listening to a local music collection. Users can create playlists, play FLAC, WAV, and common audio formats, start tracks quickly through a command menu, and view synchronized or unsynchronized lyrics. Ready-made releases are available, and the project can also be built for Linux, macOS, and Windows. Development is moving to a new Tauri-based version, so the current repository accepts only critical fixes and has limited room for normal feature contributions.

Shell360 provides a shared SSH and SFTP workflow across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS for remote development, server administration, and file transfer. It supports passwords, public keys, certificates, SSH Agent, keyboard-interactive login, and multi-factor authentication, along with jump hosts and port forwarding. Configuration can be imported or exported between devices, while application data is kept in encrypted local storage.

Steno records meetings, labels speakers, creates transcripts and summaries, and answers questions across one note or the full meeting library while keeping the default workflow on the user's machine. Personal notes can be folded into reports, and transcripts or summaries remain editable Markdown. macOS on Apple Silicon is the primary platform; the Windows build is still an unsigned alpha, and first-time setup downloads sizable transcription and summarization models.

Keinsaas Navigator is an open-source AI workspace for individuals and teams. It combines multi-provider chat with custom agents, MCP tools, visual workflows, and optional capabilities such as image generation, code execution, and realtime voice interaction. The application can run locally, in Docker, or on Vercel. A model-provider API key is the minimum requirement, while features such as web search, file storage, or particular integrations need their own service configuration.

Radishes is a cross-platform music application with web and Electron editions. It supports searching artists, albums, playlists, and tracks, browsing recommendations and charts, playing synchronized lyrics, and downloading from configurable music sources and quality settings. The desktop edition also handles local music, ID3 metadata, download progress, and floating lyrics. Existing desktop releases are early builds, and feature availability differs across web, desktop, and mobile variants.

Kube Forwarder provides a cross-platform desktop interface for bookmarking and forwarding Pods, Deployments, and Services from multiple Kubernetes clusters. Users choose a cluster, namespace, resource, and local-to-remote port mapping, while the app monitors connections and attempts to reconnect after failures. Bookmark import and export supports backups or team sharing. It performs forwarding without requiring kubectl; Google Cloud SDK and AWS CLI are listed as optional dependencies.

Reticulum MeshChat discovers peers and exchanges encrypted messages, images, files, voice recordings, and low-bandwidth audio calls across local Ethernet or Wi-Fi, internet relays, LoRa radios, and other Reticulum interfaces. New users create an identity, choose a display name, announce themselves, and configure the network links they need, then use either the web interface or a standalone application. Audio calling remains a beta feature and, when using the command-line web interface, generally requires a secure browser context and works best in Chromium-based browsers.

Skills Hub is a cross-platform desktop app that stores Agent Skills in one central library, then syncs them to selected coding tools at global or project scope. Users can install from curated sources, local folders, or Git repositories, add tags, update targets in bulk, schedule updates, and import existing skill directories. Synchronization prefers symlinks or junctions and falls back to copying when required. Built-in adapters cover many tools, but project-level skill directories are not confirmed for every target, so some integrations support global sync only.

aria2-ariang-docker packages Aria2, the AriaNg web interface, File Browser, and Rclone into a container for remote downloading and file handling. Users can browse or play stored files, enable basic authentication and HTTPS, and automatically upload completed downloads to configured cloud storage. It supports ARM systems such as Raspberry Pi, but persistent configuration and session volumes are important if download progress must survive container restarts.

ApiArk is a local-first desktop API client that works without an account or cloud synchronization. It handles REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket, SSE, MQTT, and Socket.IO in one app, while storing requests and collections as standard YAML files that can be reviewed in Git. It also supports scripting, collection runs, and data-driven tests, with builds for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

HiPixel is a native macOS image upscaling app built around Upscayl models. Users can drag in images for automatic processing, run batches, watch folders for new files, or trigger jobs through Apple Shortcuts and a URL scheme. It includes models for photos, lower-resource processing, detail preservation, and digital art, and it can load compatible custom models. macOS 13 or later is required.

DocKit brings Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, DynamoDB, and MongoDB into one desktop client instead of separate browser consoles. Users can work directly in query editors or describe a task in natural language to generate queries, inspect schemas, update documents, delete records, and manage indexes. Destructive operations require confirmation and can be limited per data source. Connection profiles are protected by the operating system keychain, while queries and credentials remain local. AI supports hosted providers or local Ollama and LM Studio, and the database client can operate offline.

Jean gives developers one desktop workspace for multiple projects, Git worktrees, terminals, and chat sessions across Claude CLI, Codex CLI, Cursor CLI, and OpenCode. It runs locally with the tools you already have and can connect to GitHub and Linear. macOS is tested, while Windows and Linux support is less established.