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.

A visual tool for building AI workflows, allowing you to create intelligent chatbots and automation processes like building blocks.

An open-source AI coding assistant running on your terminal or desktop, helping write code and fix bugs for free without uploading data to the cloud.

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

A framework that turns web tech into desktop apps, smaller, faster, and more secure than traditional solutions, ideal for frontend devs.

A Windows desktop utility that displays network speed, CPU, and memory usage in a floating window, with skin support.

A Rust framework allowing developers to build apps for web, desktop, and mobile with a single codebase, write once and run everywhere.

A free and open-source screen recorder that creates product demo videos with zoom effects like Screen Studio, without watermarks and free for commercial use.

A UI framework that lets C# developers write code once to build apps for Windows, Mac, Linux, and mobile, serving as a cross-platform alternative to WPF.

A cross-platform framework by Microsoft that lets you write code once in C# and deploy to both mobile and desktop devices.

Source code for Microsoft's .NET runtime, enabling developers to build software in C# across various devices, acting as an engine behind many apps.

A framework that lets Python developers easily build cross-platform apps for mobile, desktop, and web without needing frontend skills.

A JavaScript library that makes HTML5 Canvas interactive like DOM elements, perfect for graphics editors or animations.

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

A cross-platform IPTV player software supporting m3u list import, TV guide display, and catch-up features with a clean user interface.

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

An open-source solution allowing Linux users to natively install and run the Claude Desktop client, supporting major distributions like Ubuntu and Fedora without needing virtualization or Wine.