An open-source mobile development framework by Google that lets you build beautiful, fast apps for iOS, Android, Web, and Desktop from a single codebase.

An open-source free remote desktop software with self-hosting support, letting you securely control any computer, similar to a TeamViewer alternative.

A free, open-source local AI collaboration platform enabling agents to operate files, write code, and automate tasks with multiple model support, no subscription needed.

A lightweight tool that enables debugging mobile web pages like desktop browsers, allowing you to view logs, network requests, and page structures, especially for WeChat development.

An open-source KVM solution based on Raspberry Pi that lets you remotely control servers as if you were sitting in front of them, even if the OS is crashed.

A minimal web interface that makes it easier to use AI coding assistants like Codex and Claude, with desktop app support.

A desktop app that lets anyone direct AI agents easily via chat to connect APIs and tools, without complex code configuration.

This is a self-evolving AI assistant that automatically accumulates skills by executing tasks, helping you automate computer and phone operations, getting smarter with use without complex setup.

An open-source AI client by Thunderbird that lets you choose large models, control your data, supports local deployment, and eliminates dependence on single service providers.