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LordOS: Debian Linux with Its Own Wayland Desktop
LordOS is a Debian-based GNU/Linux distribution with a C-written display server and Wayland compositor, plus a React interface engine running on QuickJS. It targets 64-bit PCs and Raspberry Pi 5, with native apps and support for familiar Linux apps.
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LordOS: Debian Linux with Its Own Wayland Desktop
LordOS is a Debian-based GNU/Linux distribution with a C-written display server and Wayland compositor, plus a React interface engine running on QuickJS. It targets 64-bit PCs and Raspberry Pi 5, with native apps and support for familiar Linux apps.
NewHealth 30/100
wordcraft: Create Word Documents with Rust and egui
WordCraft is a Rust word processor built with emilk’s egui, offering a familiar ribbon workflow for creating and editing documents. It supports macOS, Windows, Linux, BSD and the web through WebAssembly.
NewHealth 83/100
Haven: Self-Host Private Chat on Your Own Machine
Haven is a Node.js-based, self-hosted Discord alternative for private chat without cloud accounts or telemetry. Run it on Windows, Linux, macOS, or Docker, then invite people to join from a browser or supported native apps.
ActiveHealth 70/100
meeting-transcriber: Transcribe macOS Meetings Locally with WhisperKit
Meeting Transcriber is a Swift menu bar app for macOS that records Teams, Zoom and Webex calls, then transcribes them on-device with WhisperKit or NVIDIA Parakeet. It adds speaker separation and optional Markdown meeting notes while keeping audio on your Mac.
ActiveHealth 67/100
opendoc: Edit Word Documents with a Rust Engine
OpenDoc is an Apache-2.0 local-first Word document editor built on a deterministic Rust engine. It runs natively, headless, or in the browser through WebAssembly, and reads and writes DOCX and ODT.
NewHealth 43/100
RuView: Turn WiFi CSI into Spatial Intelligence
RuView uses WiFi Channel State Information from ESP32 sensors to detect presence, movement, and vital signs without cameras or wearables. Built on RuVector and Cognitum Seed, it targets privacy-conscious edge sensing and smart-home automation.
ActiveHealth 68/100
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xiaozhi-esp32-server: Run a Voice-AI Backend for ESP32 Devices
A self-hostable backend for xiaozhi-esp32 voice-enabled hardware, with speech, language-model, device-control, and management features. It suits builders who want to configure their own ESP32 service and connect AI providers, but the project warns against production use.
ActiveHealth 75/100
cli: Connect AI Agents to SandBase Models and APIs
SandBase CLI uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect 25 AI clients to SandBase’s models and APIs through a local bridge. It suits developers who want agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex to access these capabilities without managing API keys.
NewHealth 52/100
grok-build: Run an AI Coding Agent in Your Terminal
Grok Build is a Rust-based terminal coding agent that can inspect and edit a codebase, run shell commands, and handle longer tasks. It supports interactive use, scripting, and editor integration through ACP.
NewHealth 22/100
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