LingBot-Map explores streaming 3D reconstruction using a geometric-context transformer. The repository accompanies a computer-vision research project with its code and resources.
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VibeVoice is Microsoft’s open-source project for voice generation. The repository provides the code and materials needed to inspect its capabilities and implementation.
Postiz centralizes drafting and scheduling posts across platforms in an open-source application. Its repository lets teams assess self-hosting and available integrations.
NullClaw aims to provide compact infrastructure for an autonomous assistant, written in Zig. Its repository makes the project and implementation choices easy to explore.
Rybbit offers open-source web analytics with self-hosting and a deliberately simple interface. It targets teams that want audience metrics without relying on Google Analytics.
Griddy Icons collects free vector pictograms in a consistent geometric style. The set helps keep interface iconography visually coherent.
Frappe HRMS brings employee and payroll management into an open-source application. Its repository also documents roster, leave, and deployment modules.
Nakama combines user accounts, storage, chat, leaderboards and multiplayer modes. The server provides shared foundations for games and real-time applications.
Aimeos combines catalogue, vendors, warehouses and payments in an API-first architecture. The repository presents foundations for shops, marketplaces and B2B applications.
VERT provides an open-source converter supporting many image and file formats. The page identifies conversions that can run locally on the device.
Freelens provides an open-source interface for exploring and managing Kubernetes clusters. Its cross-platform desktop application complements kubectl commands with a graphical view.
Paperless-ngx organizes scanned documents into an accessible, searchable archive. The community project provides a self-hosted foundation for collecting and retrieving documents.
Penpot provides an open-source design platform with prototypes, shared components and design tokens. Grid and Flex-based layouts support collaboration between designers and developers.
DragGAN’s research repository demonstrates interactive point-based editing of generated images. It provides code, setup requirements and demos for experimenting with the technique.
PR-Agent provides a community-maintained agent for reviewing pull requests. The repository documents setup and distinguishes this open-source project from Qodo’s commercial offering.