Describe the image you want and the app will create it for you. Runs locally using the FLUX.2 [klein] 4B text-to-image model. Demanding system requirements.

Photo manager and organizer to browse albums, find old photos quickly and manage large media libraries offline. A privacy-focused alternative to cloud services with local AI search and folder-first workflow.

A FOSS launcher with a lot of features — app search, custom shortcuts, Google translate, calendar, menu bar agenda, AppleScript, window manager, clipboard manager, scratchpad, and much more.

Never quit an app by accident again. Set how long you want quitting to take for all your apps — up to three seconds — or use a blacklist or whitelist.

The penguin version of Super Mario is still jumping after all these years.

Aimed at academics, novelists and screenplay writers — features focus mode, task insertions, versioning, footnotes and citations, status and goals, themes and markdown.

Development of Ice seems to be frozen, so try this fork that has the goal of making it “one of the most versatile menu bar tools available.”

If you really must doom scroll, why not learn a few things? Read random Wikipedia articles, one after the other. If you want to read more, tap the button.

This visual interface gives you all the advantages of FFmpeg without having to tinker with Terminal.

Set individual volume levels per app, route apps to different output devices, and apply EQ from your menu bar. Real-time VU meters and persistent settings.

If you have a second screen, and your mouse strays too close to the bottom, the dock will move over. Now you can stop this irksome behaviour.

Use three-finger gestures for middle-click and middle-drag on your Mac trackpad. Handy for CAD and 3D modelling, web browsing, and coding.

View and manage your photos and videos in gallery mode, full screen mode or with thumbnails. Select to apply actions: move, copy, trash or open in Finder. Compare photos with split screen.