Open-source alternatives to Rust Parallel

A lightning fast version of tmux-fingers written in Rust, copy/pasting tmux like vimium/vimperator

All your history in one file.

write licenses to stdout

A lightweight TUI application to view and query tabular data files, such as CSV, TSV, and parquet.

Turn your smartphone into presentation remote controller

A customizable terminal splash screen with plugin-based data sources.

👽 A wrapper around restic built in rust

Flexible log viewer for logfmt and other formats with filtering, filtering expressions, and real-time pipe following.

A frontend to Assets purchased on Epic Games Store

🔎 Gitignore file generator written in rust

Terminal pixel-art office for AI coding agents

Terminal-based markdown note manager.

Thoth is a fast, desktop JSON/NDJSON viewer built with Rust egui. It opens ~500 MB files by lazily parsing only visible/expanded nodes, keeps the UI responsive with an LRU cache and parallel search, and ships with an Catpuchin-themed light/dark UI.

Keyboard tester in terminal

RuView is a WiFi spatial sensing platform that uses radio frequency reflections to detect presence, track body poses, and monitor vital signs without the use of cameras. It functions as a 3D point-cloud spatial mapper, converting signal disturbances into coordinate sets to visualize physical environments and human movement. The system operates as a distributed sensing mesh where synchronized nodes use consensus and shared audit trails to maintain data consistency across a swarm. It further acts as an MQTT home automation bridge, streaming real-time spatial telemetry and occupancy data to smar

Suck the InTernet

A command-line utility for encoding and decoding QR code

🦾 Runtime for Physical AI. Connect streams. Detect events. Control your world.

Television is a terminal-based search launcher that provides real-time fuzzy matching across multiple data sources, including files, git repositories, environment variables, shell history, and custom user-defined channels. It presents a multi-panel terminal interface where search results, previews, and input are displayed simultaneously, with a frecency-based ranking engine that combines match quality with the frequency and recency of past selections to surface the most relevant entries. The project is built around a declarative, TOML-driven architecture where search channels, previews, and a

Gitlogue is a code evolution visualizer and playback engine that transforms Git commit logs into animated representations of a project's growth. It functions as a diff animation tool that simulates the evolution of a repository by replaying historical changes through timed sequences of typing and cursor movements. The tool features a playback system that allows for date filtering to slice history into specific timeframes and global speed adjustments to control the pace of the animation. It includes visual customization options for themes and uses a parsing engine to provide syntax highlightin

tree++: A much better Windows tree command—more features, faster performance, and diff-level compatibility with the original tree. Implemented in Rust.