Projects sharing features with Cerebro

This project is a keyboard-driven menu framework and application launcher for X11 and Wayland desktop environments. It serves as a customizable system control interface for building themed popup menus and applets. The framework allows for extensive visual style customization and the creation of themed launchers through configuration files and style presets. It enables the construction of personalized Linux desktop interfaces by separating functional applets into a modular script architecture. The system covers broad management capabilities, including hardware control for audio and brightness

Ulauncher is a keyboard-driven application launcher and extensible command palette for Linux desktop environments. It provides a searchable interface for launching installed software and navigating local files. The system features a Python-based plugin architecture that allows the integration of third-party extensions and custom functionality. It includes a themable interface that supports custom color schemes and visual styles to match the system environment. Core capabilities include fuzzy-string matching for software and file retrieval, an integrated mathematical calculator for instant ev

Cerebro is a desktop application launcher and search interface that provides a minimalist overlay for finding files, launching software, and executing web queries. It functions as a centralized command bar designed for desktop productivity and rapid system navigation. The project features an extensible plugin framework and a modular architecture, allowing third-party add-ons to integrate new tools and capabilities through a standardized API. It also includes a customizable theme engine that enables users to adjust the visual appearance and styles of the workspace interface. The interface sup

This project is a QML desktop shell designed for desktop environment orchestration and interface customization. It functions as a system status dashboard and a declarative user interface for managing system hardware, window metadata, and user sessions. The shell features a dynamic theme generator that extracts dominant colors from wallpapers to automatically synchronize the global visual color palette. It utilizes an inter-process communication system to orchestrate shell functions and a hierarchical JSON configuration framework to manage global and per-monitor interface layouts. The system

This project is a collection of reference implementations and sample applications for desktop software development using Electron. It provides cross-platform boilerplates and practical code examples that demonstrate how to integrate web technologies with native operating system APIs. The repository serves as a feature showcase for implementing native system integrations, such as local file system access, process management, and custom window framing. It includes demonstrations for specialized capabilities like network request interception via service workers, screen and window capture, and th

Numi is a natural language calculator and unit conversion tool available as both a cross-platform desktop application and a command line interface tool. It computes mathematical results from human-readable descriptions and plain text expressions rather than requiring complex formulas. The tool translates natural language inputs to perform currency exchanges, measurement conversions, and date and time arithmetic. It provides a consistent experience across macOS, Linux, and Windows.

Flow.Launcher is an extensible desktop productivity tool for Windows that provides a centralized, command-line style interface for launching applications, files, and system settings. Built in C#, it functions as a keyboard-driven launcher that allows users to execute system tasks, perform web searches, and manage administrative operations directly from a unified search input. The project is defined by its modular plugin architecture, which enables the integration of third-party extensions to add custom search providers, specialized workflows, and system command capabilities. Users can further

Kap is an open-source screen recording application designed to capture desktop activity as video or image files. It provides a comprehensive workflow for recording screen sessions, including options for capturing system audio and highlighting mouse clicks to assist in the creation of instructional content. The application distinguishes itself through a modular, plugin-based architecture that allows for the integration of external services for sharing and uploading media. It utilizes a background transcoding utility to process and convert captured recordings into various formats, such as GIF,

LiteIDE is a cross-platform integrated development environment designed for writing, compiling, and debugging Go source code. It functions as both a code editor with syntax highlighting and a build tool orchestrator that manages toolchains, environment profiles, and cross-compilation targets. The environment is modular and extensible, supporting third-party plugins and custom keyboard mapping to tailor the coding workflow. It provides an integrated interface for external debuggers to inspect program execution and state. The platform covers a broad range of development capabilities, including

Oni is a modal code editor and integrated development environment that uses Neovim as its core editing engine. It combines the text manipulation and modal interaction model of Neovim with the capabilities of a full IDE, including a Language Server Protocol implementation for code intelligence, automatic completion, and error highlighting. The editor is distinguished by its integrated web rendering, allowing users to view documentation, browse the web, and render live previews of code and unit tests directly within the interface. It also utilizes TextMate grammars for syntax highlighting. The

Atom is an extensible code IDE and hackable text editor designed for source code editing and the creation of custom development environments. It functions as a syntax highlighting editor and a version control integrated editor that tracks file changes and synchronizes code with remote repositories. The editor allows for the modification of its own core functionality and supports a package-based plugin system for creating custom themes and snippets. It also serves as a Markdown preview editor, providing side-by-side visual rendering for content authoring. The platform includes capabilities fo

Polybar is a customizable X11 status bar and Linux desktop panel. It serves as a system information dashboard and window manager integration tool, rendering real-time hardware metrics, system status, and window state for Linux desktops. The project features an inter-process communication system that allows separate processes to trigger dynamic updates or execute actions across the environment. It also includes a system for building hierarchical interactive menus that use this messaging to launch applications and system settings. Capabilities cover system monitoring for network connectivity a

This project is a containerized search infrastructure designed to deploy a privacy-focused metasearch engine. It acts as a self-hosted search proxy that aggregates results from multiple external web, image, and academic search providers while anonymizing requests and stripping trackers to protect user identity. The system utilizes Docker to orchestrate the search instance, integrating caching mechanisms and reverse proxy support to ensure a private and efficient search environment. It employs a modular adapter-based integration to standardize diverse external API responses and a processing pi

Posting is a terminal-based HTTP request manager designed for developing, testing, and documenting API endpoints. It functions as a keyboard-driven interface that allows users to execute requests, manage collections, and inspect server responses directly within the command line environment. By storing request configurations as plain text files on the local filesystem, the tool ensures that API definitions remain compatible with standard version control systems. The project distinguishes itself by treating API collections as version-controlled assets, enabling users to migrate existing workflo

massCode is a local-first developer workspace application that combines a code snippet manager, a markdown knowledge base, and an HTTP client tool. It serves as a productivity suite for software engineers to consolidate reusable code fragments, technical documentation, and API collections within a single environment. The application distinguishes itself by integrating a developer utility suite for natural language calculations, sample data generation, and JSON visualization. It also includes visual project mapping capabilities, allowing users to create mind maps and sketch diagrams alongside

FullCalendar is a framework-agnostic UI library and JavaScript calendar component designed for building interactive event scheduling interfaces. It provides tools for managing time-based data, including an integrated iCal feed parser for importing external calendar files and recurring schedules into a unified web view. The library features a system for event scheduling and management, enabling users to reschedule entries via drag-and-drop, adjust event durations by resizing, and highlight specific time ranges for selection. It supports multiple date views, such as month, week, day, and list f

This project is a privacy-focused, self-hosted metasearch engine that aggregates results from a wide array of web, academic, and media sources into a single, unified interface. By acting as a proxy between the user and external search providers, it strips identifying headers and tracking parameters from requests, ensuring that search activity remains anonymous and protected from third-party profiling. The platform distinguishes itself through a modular, plugin-based architecture that allows for extensive customization of search behavior, result filtering, and interface branding. It supports a

Thief is a cross-platform desktop application designed to conceal leisure activities within work-like interfaces. It functions as a workplace privacy tool that disguises content such as novels, videos, games, and web pages as professional applications like code editors, spreadsheets, or taskbar panels, allowing users to appear productive while engaging in personal browsing. The application distinguishes itself through camera-aware proximity detection, which uses the device's camera to monitor surroundings and automatically hide the window when someone approaches. A configurable hotkey provide

Polybar is a customizable status bar for X11 window managers that functions as a desktop shell interface for displaying real-time system metrics and application status. It serves as a shell script runner and system resource monitor, rendering a persistent graphical overlay on the desktop to track CPU load, memory usage, battery levels, and network connection details. The project distinguishes itself by acting as a system tray host to manage background application icons and as a window manager interface that communicates via protocol messages to show active workspace indicators and window titl

Notable is a local-first markdown note-taking application designed for managing personal knowledge bases. It functions as a document management system that stores all notes and attachments as plain text files directly on the local disk, ensuring data ownership and compatibility with external file-system tools. The application prioritizes a keyboard-centric workflow, utilizing a command-palette-driven interface to facilitate rapid navigation and content manipulation. It provides a distraction-free writing environment that allows users to hide interface elements, helping to maintain focus while

Glazewm is a tiling window manager and desktop automation framework designed to organize application windows into non-overlapping layouts. It functions as a keyboard-driven controller, allowing users to manage window focus, workspace navigation, and layout configurations entirely through custom keybindings. By intercepting system-level events, the software overrides default window placement and behavior to maximize screen space and maintain a structured workspace. The project distinguishes itself through a highly configurable environment that supports complex multi-monitor setups and dynamic

Excelize is a library for reading and writing spreadsheet files in the Office Open XML format. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools for programmatically creating, modifying, and analyzing workbooks, worksheets, and cell data, ensuring compatibility across various office software suites through structured XML serialization. The library distinguishes itself with a built-in formula calculation engine that evaluates complex mathematical and logical expressions directly against workbook data. It also features a memory-mapped streaming architecture, which allows for the efficient processing o

Theia is a modular framework designed for building professional-grade development environments that function as both local desktop applications and remote browser-based services. It provides a comprehensive toolkit for constructing specialized coding tools, allowing developers to assemble custom interfaces and backend logic through a flexible, contribution-based architecture. The platform distinguishes itself through a highly extensible workbench that supports the integration of existing third-party editor plugins and standard language servers. By utilizing a dependency injection container an

Upscayl is a cross-platform desktop application designed to increase the resolution and visual quality of digital images using artificial intelligence. By executing all processing tasks locally on the user's machine, the software ensures that sensitive media files remain private and never leave the host system for cloud-based services. The application distinguishes itself through a hardware-agnostic architecture that offloads intensive rendering workloads directly to the local graphics unit. It utilizes a hardware abstraction layer to translate enhancement commands into instructions compatibl

ActivityWatch is an open-source, privacy-focused time tracking platform that automatically records computer usage patterns to provide a comprehensive history of personal digital activity. It functions as a background service that monitors system metrics, application focus, and user input to build a detailed log of how time is allocated across various tasks and projects. The platform distinguishes itself through a local-first architecture that stores all activity data as structured files on the user's machine, ensuring that sensitive usage history remains private and accessible offline. It sup

A smarter, more customizable Launchpad for macOS with fast search.