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Cortex is a macOS system monitor that groups processes into apps, tracks 30 days of history, and surfaces Apple Silicon metrics like Neural Engine, local model usage, memory, battery, and fans. It also includes an on-device assistant and a model fit advisor for AI workloads.

GIDE is a privacy-first AI coding command center that runs local or cloud models in a code editor and terminal. The page shows live session examples, a write-approval gate, CLI support, and an OpenAI-compatible local API.

Headroom is a macOS menu bar app that compresses noisy prompt context before it reaches Claude Code and Codex, aiming to cut token usage by about 50% while keeping the original retrievable on demand.

Self-hosted web analytics in a single Go binary with raw HTTP ingestion, built-in dashboards, and an MCP server for AI agents.

Privacy-first AI meeting notes and writing assistant for macOS, with on-device transcription, smart minutes, action items, and AI writing tools. The repo also shows an opt-in plain Markdown storage mode and full source for the app.

A macOS menu bar app that helps users pace Claude Code and Codex usage against weekly and 5-hour quota windows.

Recly turns an Apple Watch or Galaxy Watch into a recorder, transcribes locally or with your own API key, and stores files in your Google Drive with no Recly server in the middle.

Wisp is an open-source desktop AI overlay that lets you trigger context-aware prompts with a hotkey, capture selection/clipboard/browser/screen context, and stream replies back into your workflow. It includes voice input/output, privacy controls, model-provider flexibility, and MCP support.

A tarot reading site with daily draws, common spreads, card meanings, multilingual support, and shareable reading images.

Free analyzer that reads server logs to identify AI bot traffic, estimate bandwidth cost, and generate block rules for Cloudflare, Nginx, Next.js, or robots.txt.

A local Go tool that turns encrypted iOS WhatsApp backups into a searchable workspace for AI agents, with OCR, transcription, and SQLite/FTS5 indexing.

An iPhone app that tests how much judgment you may be handing over to LLMs. It runs offline, keeps data on device, and gives users a calibration score plus a shareable result card.