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iContainer is a native SwiftUI app that puts a graphical layer over Apple's official container CLI. It manages containers, images, lifecycle actions, logs, resource statistics, and interactive shells, and can optionally explain logs with Apple's on-device Foundation Models. The app requires macOS 26 or later on Apple silicon and an installed Apple Container CLI. Apple Intelligence is needed only for the local AI log analysis; the remaining management features work without it.

YTubic is an unofficial YouTube Music client for Windows 10 and 11 that uses the InnerTube API, its own interface, and aggressive caching instead of wrapping the full website. Anonymous browsing and playback work without signing in, while an account adds access to playlists, likes, and the user’s library; synced lyrics, a floating player, and Windows media controls are also included. Audio streaming depends on yt-dlp and may break when YouTube changes its internals, and current release builds are unsigned, so Windows security warnings are expected.

Skill-kits is a local-first, single-binary workspace for inspecting and managing the Skills that Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and custom agents actually read. Its shared GUI and CLI distinguish global and project Skill directories, plugin caches, managed copies, and read-only sources, then support enablement, deployment, removal, and drift handling. It can also expose the runtime capabilities bundled by Codex plugins. The current setup is macOS-first and is installed from source with Cargo.

Bloom turns a topic, uploaded source, or project files into a guided learning experience with a syllabus, lessons, annotations, feedback, evaluation, and summaries. It can run as a portable Claude Code tutoring skill or as a self-hosted web app. The web mode requires an OpenAI-compatible model API key, while the CLI mode uses Claude Code directly.

SSH Keys Manager replaces routine terminal edits with a native Mac interface for browsing, generating, renaming, duplicating, and removing key files. It also provides a form-based SSH config editor for Host blocks and IdentityFile mapping, plus menu-bar copying and reachability checks. A read-only mode blocks edits, overwrites, renames, and deletions when you only want to inspect a workspace. Current release builds are unsigned and not notarized, so macOS may require a manual quarantine workaround.

Auto Screenshot saves full-screen captures at intervals ranging from one second to 24 hours. It supports multiple displays, configurable names and folders, inactivity pauses, startup capture, old-file cleanup, hotkeys, and commands that run before or after each screenshot. Images can be written in formats including PNG, JPEG, WebP, and AVIF, with installer or portable options for Windows and portable or DEB packages for Linux.

WG Tunnel is a desktop client for WireGuard and AmneziaWG configurations. Users can import, edit, export, sort, and monitor tunnels, while an independent lockdown mode blocks traffic when protection should remain enforced and can restore the previous tunnel at startup. The tunnel itself runs as a system service rather than depending on the graphical application, and configuration data is encrypted with system keychain integration. Current releases support Windows and Linux; Windows requires version 10.0.19041.0 or newer, while macOS support is still planned.

VirusTotal for macOS is an unofficial native client for submitting files, batches, and URLs to VirusTotal, then reviewing reports, scan history, and API quota usage. It requires your own VirusTotal public API key and keeps its application logs locally. The app targets macOS 14 or later, and its release build may trigger a security warning because the developer does not provide Apple notarization.

GuitarTuner listens through the microphone, identifies the played note, and sounds a cue when the instrument is in tune. It is designed for guitar but works as a chromatic tuner for other instruments, with an adjustable reference frequency. The prebuilt macOS release is Intel-only; Windows users need to install the Python dependencies and run the program from the command line.

Usage Monitor for Claude is a portable Windows tray application that displays current session, weekly, and newly detected quota types through configurable bars and a detail popup. It reuses the OAuth credentials from an existing Claude Code login, so no separate API key entry is required, and shows reset countdowns or stale-data warnings. Claude Code must be installed and signed in; the monitor operates read-only and does not write local files.

Maya is a native macOS editor for placing iPhone screen recordings inside device mockups, a configurable generic frame, or a frameless canvas. Users can choose common social and widescreen aspect ratios, adjust the presentation, add cinematic zoom moments, and export polished clips for marketing, social posts, or in-app tutorials. Built-in device choices currently focus on selected Pro iPhone models, and the app requires macOS 26.3 or later.

EdgeMark keeps a Markdown notes panel one gesture or global shortcut away from any macOS app. You can pin the panel while copying between windows, then organize plain `.md` files with folders, tags, search, previews, and batch actions without locking them into a proprietary database. The app requires macOS 15.7 or later.

comine brings video, audio, file, torrent, and gallery downloads into one cross-platform application. It is available through GitHub releases for Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android, with the stable release recommended for most users. The project is still in early development, so users should expect missing features and occasional bugs.

sql_to_ER is a browser-based, front-end-only tool that turns SQL CREATE TABLE statements or DBML into Chen-model entity-relationship diagrams. Users can drag nodes, edit them by double-clicking, zoom or rotate the canvas, and run an automatic layout pass after generation. The hosted version requires no sign-in or installation, and the project can also be installed as an Agent Skill. It targets Chen diagrams rather than logical models, and local source use must run through Vite instead of opening the HTML file directly.

MDFlux is a Windows desktop app for turning PDFs, Office files, ebooks, web formats, images, and audio into structured Markdown without using a terminal. Built-in OCR recovers text from scanned or image-only PDFs, and folder batching provides progress and per-file diagnostics. The first launch needs internet access to prepare a local Python environment; later conversions run offline, while macOS support is still only planned.

Elements is a focused desktop application for displaying the chemical periodic table in its own window. Prebuilt downloads are provided for macOS, Windows, and Linux, making it useful when a simple standalone reference is preferable to a browser page. Running or building the source requires Node.js, Git, and Bower.

Share a precise part of your Windows screen even when a meeting app only supports whole-window sharing. The tool opens a transparent, click-through capture frame and a separate rendering window; resize or move the frame, then select the rendering window in Teams or another conferencing app. A Windows executable is available from releases, while source builds and command-line options let users preset coordinates, dimensions, display scaling behavior, and maximum capture frame rate.

Easy Link File Viewer opens Windows .lnk files in a focused desktop editor, exposing properties that the standard Windows dialog does not make easy to inspect or change. Users can repair broken targets, replace icons, review raw structure in a read-only hexadecimal viewer, and save changes to the original shortcut or a copy. The portable app supports drag and drop and multiple simultaneous instances, making it useful for administrators, developers, and power users maintaining many shortcuts.