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cc-statistics reads local records from Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, and Cursor to combine token use, estimated costs, sessions, tool calls, and project activity. Use its CLI or web dashboard to compare tools, search and resume sessions, generate periodic reports, or set usage alerts; macOS also has a native menu bar app. Core analysis needs no account or API key, while the Windows tray build remains a development preview.

Glucose Media Player plays local video and audio files on Windows while generating subtitles with a local Whisper model. It can load common subtitle files, extract embedded tracks, organize selected folders into a gallery, and keep playback visible through picture-in-picture. The app is currently Windows-only and is aimed at people who want private transcription without uploading media or relying on an internet connection.

ProtonSearch is a local-first Windows launcher opened with Alt+Space. One search box can find installed apps, indexed files and document text, browser history, clipboard items, OCR from images, Git activity, notes, settings, commands, and agent chats. Its indexed database stays on the PC, while optional prefixes, calculator results, window controls, quicklinks, and reusable snippets support keyboard-first daily work.

Pokedex presents information from all Pokémon generations through an animated application that runs across mobile and desktop platforms. Stable targets are listed for Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows, giving users a similar reference experience on several device types. A web build is also available, but it is explicitly marked alpha rather than stable. Developers who want to run the source can install its Flutter dependencies and launch it on a connected or configured device.

QTranslate is an extensible desktop translation application built around a quick select-and-press workflow: highlight text in any app, press Ctrl+Q, and view the translation without opening a browser. Its main window also handles longer text, engine switching, screenshot OCR, text-to-speech, spell checking, dictionaries, and history. Translation and language services are delivered as runtime-installable JAR plugins, so individual providers can be replaced independently. Java 11 or later is required, and some bundled services need user-supplied API credentials.

Klustr is a cross-platform Kubernetes desktop client that reads an existing kubeconfig and talks to the standard API without installing agents or CRDs in the cluster. It can aggregate multiple contexts, browse built-in and custom resources, and handle logs, exec sessions, port forwarding, YAML changes, scaling, and rollbacks. Helm, Argo CD, Flux, Gateway API, cert-manager, and effective RBAC permission review are integrated, while every action remains limited by the credentials already granted.

Competiwatch is a Windows and macOS desktop application for manually recording Overwatch competitive matches and reviewing performance across a season. It can organize games by role, Battle.net account, and season while capturing details such as heroes, maps, teammates, party size, time, and result, then summarize patterns with charts and streak views. Match history can be imported or exported as CSV, and the Windows installer may trigger a SmartScreen warning because the app is unrecognized.

BudgetBudget is a macOS desktop app for planning monthly budgets alongside transactions from MoneyMoney. Install it from the provided DMG, follow the in-app setup, and use the budget view to make financial decisions with more context. It is aimed specifically at MoneyMoney users, and the maintainer notes that the project is developed in spare time, so issue and pull-request responses may be slow.

Safari Private acts as a small browser target on macOS: it accepts a URL, opens that address in a private Safari window, and then quits. Its main use is integration with browser picker apps such as Velja, letting users choose private Safari directly when they click a link. The app must be launched once after installation to grant the required permissions and requires macOS 13 or later.

Faster Whisper XXL GUI transcribes local audio or video files and content downloaded from YouTube, then exports subtitles or text in formats such as SRT, VTT, JSON, and TXT. It also exposes language, VAD, audio, and model-management controls, including custom Hugging Face or local models. The portable Windows build downloads the engine and FFmpeg on first launch, and its automatic setup may occasionally require manual recovery.

RWKV App lets users download models and run chat, text-to-speech, and visual-understanding experiments on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux. Once a model is loaded, prompts, outputs, and inference stay on the device, making the app useful for comparing model quality, speed, and hardware fit on real machines. Desktop users can also enable an optional OpenAI-compatible local endpoint for other tools.

Simple Music Player New Gen combines a local music library with online search and streaming on Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS. It handles formats including FLAC and DSD, imports playlists, displays synchronized lyrics, and offers queue, metadata, listening-statistics, and remote-control features. Online downloads are capped at 50 songs per day. The iOS build must be sideloaded, and installations signed with a free Apple ID expire after seven days.

Orbital turns folders of local videos and images into a gallery-style desktop library, making it easier for editors and photographers to scan large media collections. It searches filenames across subfolders, supports keyboard-driven previews, and lets users drag media directly into applications such as iMovie or DaVinci Resolve. The workflow is local-first, so files do not need to be uploaded to a hosted service. Its source is available, but the author explicitly asks users not to redistribute packaged builds.

RuSwitcher converts the last word between any two installed keyboard layouts using a configurable key trigger, or can attempt precision-first correction as you type. It retypes the converted text directly without touching the clipboard and also works through Apple Screen Sharing. Automatic conversion and remote-desktop support are still marked as beta features.

Council is a native macOS app that sends one question to several cloud or local language models, streams independent answers, and lets the models critique one another anonymously. It then shows agreement, camps, outliers, and divergence so the user can decide. Users bring their own provider keys or connect Ollama and OpenAI-compatible endpoints; keys stay in the macOS Keychain, with no Council account, server, or telemetry. It requires macOS 14 or later and shows a Gatekeeper warning on first launch because the release lacks a paid Apple certificate.

Encrypted Notepad II keeps the familiar workflow of a basic Notepad-style editor while storing every document as a symmetrically encrypted OpenPGP ASCII-armored file. Files remain portable and independent of accounts, cloud services, proprietary databases, or network access. The full source can be built by users, while ready-made Windows, Linux, and Android binaries are sold with priority support. Encryption is implemented, but the application is still described as alpha software with unfinished UX polish.

xgrok provides a management interface for proxy access and network tunneling across HTTP(S), TCP, and UDP. It is available as a Windows or macOS desktop application, while a Docker deployment exposes a web management interface. The project also covers reverse proxying, tunnel status, startup behavior, and proxy-based access. On macOS, the application may trigger system verification or “damaged app” warnings and require the manual quarantine-removal step described by the project.

HackDesk is a desktop client that wraps hackmd.io in a lightweight Tauri application, giving HackMD users a dedicated window for their existing collaborative Markdown workflow. The stable macOS build can be installed through Homebrew, but it is currently unsigned and may require manual approval on first launch. A parallel Electron beta is developing a more native workspace, search, settings, and note-management experience while the Tauri version remains the stable path.