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Lichtblick gives robotics developers an integrated interface for visualizing data and diagnosing system behavior. It runs directly in a browser without installation, or as a desktop application on Linux, Windows, and macOS, and it can also be self-hosted with Docker. Building from source requires Node.js. Linux users choosing the .tar.gz package may need to install missing desktop libraries manually.

Token Monitor is a desktop widget for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It reads local session data from tools such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Hermes to show token usage, costs, session details, and trends, while separate provider-specific checks report supported account limits. Local mode needs no server; optional self-hosted sync sends aggregate usage between devices without uploading prompts, source code, or raw conversation logs.

Warteschlangensimulator lets users build queueing networks as flowcharts for production, logistics, and service processes, then simulate waiting times, bottlenecks, and resource utilization. Runs can be animated and followed by statistical evaluation, while command-line operation and automated parameter studies support repeated experiments. Windows and Linux packages are available, making it useful for teaching, research, and planning scenarios where static averages are not enough.

World Monitor combines hundreds of curated feeds with military, economic, disaster, escalation, and market signals in a map-based situational dashboard. Users can access it through the web, desktop app, CLI, REST API, or MCP server; the base app starts without environment variables, while some data sources need credentials, and local AI is available through Ollama.