croc is a cross-platform CLI tool for securely sending files, folders and text between any two computers using end-to-end encryption and PAKE code phrases, with relay fallback, resumable transfers, a browser client, and self-hostable relays.
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THE FIRST COLLECTION9vcs is a version control system built on the 9P protocol, written in pure Go with no daemon or database. History is stored as content-addressed patches rather than snapshots, identity is an Ed25519 keypair, and small trusted teams sync directly peer to peer instead of through a hosting platform.
Syncthing is an open-source continuous file synchronization program that synchronizes files between two or more computers.
Valve's GameNetworkingSockets is a cross-platform transport layer for games offering reliable/unreliable UDP messages, fragmentation/reassembly, P2P networking, NAT traversal via ICE, and AES-256-GCM encryption.
tailscaled-rs is an experimental, independent Rust daemon that implements the Tailscale control protocol to join WireGuard-based mesh networks. It provides a persistent background service with CLI management, state persistence, and local API access, serving as a community-driven alternative to the official client.