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FamilyBot is a WhatsApp-native AI assistant that monitors group chats to extract events and tasks, syncs them to Google Calendar, and provides daily digests to a coordination group.

An open-source home recipe guide for programmers, organizing hundreds of Chinese dishes in a structured way to solve the issue of vague instructions. It supports online browsing and Docker local deployment, is community-driven, and covers various dish categories and cooking techniques.

Frontend for Tuleva's Estonian pension onboarding web client, built with React and TypeScript, featuring migration from Redux to React Query and modern testing practices.

MindLeaps Tracker is a Ruby-based application designed to monitor students and track their progress within MindLeaps programs.

A daily-updated curated list of 2027 software engineering internships and new-grad roles for college students, split into USA and international sections with FAANG+, quant and other employer tables.

Jolito is an open-source flashcard app for learning spoken Mexican Spanish: spaced repetition plus audio on prompts and answers, keyboard-first typed recall, offline-first PWA use, and Anki deck import.

A local-first open-source Android password manager featuring Bitwarden/KeePass sync, hardware encryption, zero-knowledge architecture, and built-in TOTP and Passkey support.

Snoop is a local-first desktop keyboard and mouse activity tracker for Windows 10/11 and macOS 10.15+. It logs per-app usage time and input intensity at 5-second granularity, with timeline Gantt charts, keyboard heatmaps, and cross-week insights; data stays in local SQLite, with no keystroke content and no cloud upload.

TypePulse is a lightweight, privacy-focused desktop app for tracking typing activity locally. It logs duration, keystrokes, and sessions per app, visualizes trends, summarizes by time range, and exports data as CSV—all stored offline with a one-click pause feature.

Static personal portfolio website published via GitHub Pages. Built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and includes a PHP form handler for local development.

A curated list of companies and teams that avoid traditional CS trivia and whiteboard interviews, favoring practical assessments like take-home projects and pair programming.

KeePassXC is a cross-platform, open-source password manager that stores usernames, passwords, URLs, attachments, and notes in an offline encrypted KDBX database. It offers password generation, TOTP, auto-type, browser integration, and a CLI.

Dashy is a highly customizable self-hosted personal dashboard and homelab homepage featuring real-time status monitoring, dynamic widgets, multi-page support, and a visual UI editor.

Self-hosted health record, tracker and coaching app for individuals and families: workouts, sleep, vitals, medications, labs and documents in one private SQLite timeline, with optional AI and integrations such as Strava, Oura and FHIR imports.

Immich is a high-performance self-hosted photo and video management solution featuring mobile and web interfaces.

Tomba is a CLI tool for finding and verifying email addresses, enriching contact data, and discovering phone numbers from domains, LinkedIn URLs, or article authors. It supports bulk CSV processing, AI chat, and reusable workflow skills.

OSSU is a free, self-taught Computer Science curriculum built from top online courses, books, and a global Discord community, aiming to provide a complete CS education comparable to an undergraduate degree.

Self-hosted Telegram bot that turns an Obsidian vault into a personal AI agent: capture text, voice, photos and links, then file them as markdown, kanban tasks and a finance ledger. Modules (planning, knowledge, finance) are fail-closed and can be disabled entirely.

A local-first personal work review tool that automatically records app usage, website visits, and window titles to help users analyze their daily productivity and generate reports.

Rowboat is an open-source desktop AI coworker that indexes your work into a local knowledge graph. It includes built-in email, browser, meeting notes, and code mode to act on accumulated context.