Desktop app

Published entries across all sections carrying the “Desktop app” tag, newest first by publication date on this site.

4 entries

  1. AudioGitHub

    AutoClip: turn long videos into post-ready clips, locally

    AutoClip is an open-source video clipper for long-form material: feed it an interview, podcast, lecture or gaming VOD and it mines the subtitles for an outline, scores segments for highlight-worthiness and cuts clips you approve before anything renders. Unlike cloud clipping services, cutting and rendering stay on your machine with your own model keys — fully offline via Ollama. It ships as a desktop app, a Docker stack and a CLI/MCP pipeline, with export presets for Douyin, Shorts and Bilibili.

    #Video editing#Highlights#Short video#Speech to text#Social media automation#MCP#Local-first#Desktop app#Open source

  2. Developer toolsGitHub

    OpenMausBot: your AI agents, living in a chat app

    OpenMausBot is an open-source desktop chat app that turns the Claude Code, Codex and Grok CLIs already on your machine into bots in a sidebar: each bot gets its own personality, model, memory and a computer to work on, and asks before it acts. Instead of juggling terminals and vendor sites, you get one entry point over logins you already have, with transcripts kept local.

    #Multi-agent#Coding agent#Computer use#Chat UI#Local-first#Desktop app#MCP#Text to speech#Agents#Open source

  3. AudioGitHub

    Spotube: an open-source cross-platform player with pluggable sources

    An open-source music client built with Flutter that covers desktop and mobile; music sources, playlists, and metadata are all plugged in, playback runs locally with no telemetry, and tracks can be downloaded with tags for offline listening.

    #Music player#Offline playback#Privacy#Desktop app#Open source

  4. System utilitiesGitHub

    Escrcpy: A GUI Tool for Android Screen Mirroring and Multi-device Control

    Escrcpy is an open-source desktop app built on the scrcpy core that provides Android screen mirroring and mouse/keyboard control through a graphical interface, with wireless connections, multi-device control, and automation workflows, no command-line flags required.

    #Screen mirror#Android#Multi-device#Desktop app#Open source