Cross-platform API client for debugging, designing, testing and mocking GraphQL, REST, WebSockets, SSE and gRPC. Provides selectable storage backends (Local Vault, Git Sync, Cloud Sync with optional E2EE), a native OpenAPI editor, built-in test suites and a plugin ecosystem — useful for reproducible API development and pre-production validation.
Provides an AI-driven English learning app suite (Enjoy) that focuses on speaking practice and pronunciation evaluation. Open-source repo backing a web app, browser extensions for YouTube/Netflix, and a local-first desktop/web client design; some scoring features require the project's paid Enjoy AI service.
Enlarges and enhances low-resolution images using AI models (Real-ESRGAN) through a cross-platform desktop app. Runs on a local NCNN/Vulkan backend (requires a Vulkan-compatible GPU), offers an Electron GUI plus a CLI backend (upscayl-ncnn), and supports custom models for different image types.
Cross-platform client for interacting with multiple LLM providers and image models, offering local data storage, a prompt library, streaming replies and built-in image generation. Ships as desktop apps, a web version and mobile apps for shared/team and personal workflows.
Runs local-first AI coding agents in a native desktop workspace to inspect, edit, and execute code with per-session model selection, plugin extensibility, and an approval-based permission layer — keeping projects, keys, and transcripts on your machine.
AI-assisted database client that generates, explains and optimizes SQL by connecting to your own model. Local-first, cross-platform GUI with metadata browsing, dashboards, 30+ database connectors, and an open-source CLI for automation.
Orchestrates and coordinates multiple coding agents in a shared, cross-device workspace — preserving context, files, and durable artifacts so teams can run parallel agent workflows without losing intent or state.
Extends the Wand (WeMod) desktop client’s local configuration and UI with a remote web panel, injected renderer scripts, automated compatibility patches and client-side AI features; runs entirely locally and does not publish official executables (build your own).
Unifies visual creator tools, reusable Skills, and a Codex-powered Agent to handle video translation, image/video generation, voiceovers, and editing in one local multimodal workspace. Desktop and web clients share a synchronized state machine and keep data local by default.
Provides a local model gateway and control plane for coding agents — route Claude Code, Codex, Grok CLI, ZCode and compatible clients to multiple providers through one stable local endpoint while managing routing, failover, tools, credentials, and observability.
Timeline-based video editor for web, desktop and mobile that integrates AI-assisted workflows (MCP server and generative-model integrations) with a Rust core and plugin-first, cross-platform architecture; supports headless batch rendering and no-watermark exports.