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A local-first shared understanding environment that turns approved sources and practical feedback into traceable human learning and approval-gated Codex capabilities.
Voice-first canvas for sketchnoting and whiteboarding
Your WHOOP score controls how much Codex you can use
A concept artist with 15 years' experience and zero coding built VEILENCE — a fully playable corporate-horror roguelike deckbuilder — in 10 weeks with Codex.
Your personal AI tutor for mastering the game of Go
Show it once. Trust it every time. Chayya turns a task you do once into a trusted routine—with clear steps, evidence, and safe replay—so people spend less time repeating work.
Everybody hates messy desk. So I built this app to keep my desk clean. This app will hit you in the face everytime you leave anything unnecessary on the desk.
A local-first desktop studio that keeps portable OKF knowledge current, selectively shared, and safely usable by people and AI agents.
A secure, responsive, and cross-platform desktop and mobile companion for Oh My Pi (OMP) that brings rich visual context to agentic coding.
Look at the road ahead. Put things in perspective. Focus on that goal. Strategic Planner visually presents your work out ahead of you in 3D and allows you to see how it all comes together.
A desktop cat that watches your AI coding assistant — blocks dangerous commands before they run, then roasts your bad habits in a bubble when you finish.
Turn a mystery idea into a validated, playable AI game through a gated multi-agent pipeline.
One shared brain for every coding agent — Codex, Claude Code, Cursor. LoomPad is the desk macropad that drives them: lock an agent with a key, hold to talk. Local-first, open source.
For builders and design eng who want all the benefits of the Codex and Claude CLIs — without the terminal's learning curve. A free, open-source Mac app for reading, writing, and session management.
Perch is a personal pixel-art focus companion that gently notices when you get distracted, reacts through your own custom mascot, and helps you return to the work you meant to do.
GridFront turns a spreadsheet into a live RTS battlefield. Build with formulas, automate armies, manage power, and outsmart rivals in peer-to-peer tactical warfare.
An affordable AI IELTS coach that turns each learner’s practice history into focused feedback, targeted repairs, and a clearer path to their goal band.
Turn an agent-reproduced bug into a replayable regression check with local evidence.
Screen overlay for controllers and filters that allows , handle everything using a keyboard or controller, featuring fully customizable keybindings; not only for gaming but also for watching movies
Have codex run autonomously on any event in environment, be it system events, external webhook events, events from iphone, anything and get yourself out of the loop.
Highlight anything your AI coding agent says. Get an instant plain-language decision card, in context, in your language. Built for the millions learning to build who don't speak developer yet.
Equal peers, not assistants: agents from Codex, Claude, and Kimi Code — each with its own memory, peer-readable — talking over A2A, cross-reviewing code, driving the same live app through Neural Link.
Task Monki automates repetitive development workflows, letting multiple coding agents work in parallel while you run, preview, review, fix, and deliver each task from one place.
The operating system for modern landlords.
