Projects sharing features with Tomahawk

Music-tag-web is a self-hosted music platform that combines a music tag editor, metadata scraper, batch file processor, music library manager, and Subsonic API server into a single web application. It provides a complete solution for organizing, tagging, and playing a personal music collection, with the ability to edit embedded metadata such as title, artist, album, lyrics, and cover art for local audio files. The platform distinguishes itself through its comprehensive automation and integration capabilities. It supports batch online auto-tagging from multiple music services, background task

lxmusic- is a cross-platform audio player and music streaming client designed to aggregate audio tracks from various third-party providers into a single unified playback interface. It functions as a music aggregator that translates disparate responses from multiple music service endpoints into a standardized format for centralized search and playback. The application utilizes a plugin-based architecture to integrate new music content providers through dynamic loading without requiring modifications to the core logic. This allows the player to wrap multiple third-party APIs and route diverse a

This project is a comprehensive reference guide and directory of web browser capabilities. It serves as a technical map for accessing native operating system functions, hardware interfaces, and standard web APIs to bridge the gap between web applications and desktop or mobile environments. The resource provides detailed guidance on implementing Progressive Web App features, including offline caching, push notifications, and native installation prompts. It also catalogs methods for interacting with hardware peripherals via USB, Bluetooth, and NFC, as well as reading raw data from device sensor

This project is a WebRTC plugin for Flutter that provides a real-time communication framework for implementing peer-to-peer voice, video, and data streaming. It functions as a cross-platform media streamer and hardware media controller, allowing applications to manage device cameras and microphones across mobile, desktop, and web platforms. The framework includes a dedicated peer-to-peer data channel interface for exchanging arbitrary data packets with low latency. It ensures privacy and data integrity through end-to-end encryption for all audio, video, and data transmissions. Broad capabili

This project is a reference implementation and framework for building real-time communication systems. It provides an Android demo application for WebRTC video, audio, and data transmission, alongside a communication SDK for integrating instant messaging, VoIP, and multi-party video conferencing into mobile and web applications. The framework includes a P2P media streaming client for direct high-definition transmission between devices and an interactive whiteboard application that synchronizes drawing and screen sharing across connected users. It also provides a foundation for IM and VoIP sys

Keep Alive is a cross-platform music streaming framework that aggregates free online music from multiple source providers through an extensible plugin system. It is designed to stream high-quality audio up to 320kbps across desktop and mobile applications by loading external plugins that handle source fetching and playback control. The project distinguishes itself with a plugin-based architecture that decouples music source fetching from the player, allowing third-party music players to integrate and access tracks through interchangeable source links. A dynamic plugin registry enables runtime

Peer-calls is a self-hosted, browser-based video conferencing platform designed for real-time audio, video, and screen sharing. It functions as a communication server that coordinates peer-to-peer signaling, allowing participants to join private meeting rooms directly through their web browsers without the need for additional software installations. The platform distinguishes itself through a distributed architecture that supports multi-instance scaling and session synchronization. By utilizing a shared data store and a selective forwarding unit, it manages media streams and bandwidth distrib

MusicFreeDesktop is a plugin-based music player and streaming aggregator that provides a unified interface for searching and playing content from multiple music services. It functions as an extensible media framework, utilizing a protocol-based architecture and a metadata normalization layer to ensure consistent audio streaming and data display across different sources. The application features a customizable desktop interface that supports theme-driven styling and variable-based runtime configuration, allowing users to personalize the appearance and behavior of the software. It includes a st

Kubo is a peer-to-peer implementation of the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) designed for decentralized data storage and content delivery. It uses content-addressing, directed acyclic graphs, and distributed hash tables to identify, distribute, and retrieve data across a network without relying on central servers. The project differentiates itself by providing a virtual filesystem via FUSE, which maps decentralized network namespaces to local operating system directories for direct file access. It also includes integrated HTTP gateways that translate peer-to-peer content into standard web t

WebTorrent is a JavaScript client library and peer-to-peer file sharing tool that implements the BitTorrent protocol. It enables the seeding and downloading of files via magnet links and info hashes across both the browser and Node.js environments. The project distinguishes itself by using WebRTC data channels to establish direct browser-to-browser networking, allowing decentralized data transfer across different domains without a central server. It specifically focuses on streaming torrent media, enabling incremental video and audio playback by prioritizing sequential pieces of a file before

ShareDrop is a browser-based platform designed for direct, peer-to-peer file exchange between devices. It facilitates data transfer by establishing encrypted connections directly between browsers, ensuring that files are transmitted without being stored on central servers. The system identifies nearby devices on the same local network to enable immediate, configuration-free file sharing. For remote participants, it provides the ability to create private, temporary web rooms that use unique, ephemeral addresses to establish secure connections across different networks. The project coordinates

Opendrop is a Python implementation of the AirDrop protocol used for transferring files and links between devices over wireless connections. It functions as a peer-to-peer wireless file transfer system and a tool for automating the exchange of network passwords using specialized handshake mechanisms. The project enables the discovery of nearby hardware by scanning for Bluetooth Low Energy advertisement packets and searching local subnets for specific service signatures. It establishes direct communication links through monitor mode and raw frame injection to move data without requiring a stan

Syncthing Android is a mobile application and service wrapper that enables decentralized, peer-to-peer file synchronization on the Android platform. It functions as a distributed data sync tool that mirrors folders across multiple devices without the need for a central cloud server. The project provides a mobile interface to manage a synchronization instance, utilizing a service-wrapper architecture to handle the lifecycle and configuration of the underlying synchronization binary. It ensures secure data exchange through TLS encryption, certificate-based identity verification, and password-pr

Dat is a peer-to-peer file synchronization tool that combines an append-only, hash-addressed log with Merkle tree verification, cryptographic access keys, live streaming replication, and swarm networking for sparse, versioned file sharing. It stores file data and metadata in a cryptographically signed, versioned append-only log where each entry is identified by its hash, and uses public-key cryptography to secure archives with separate read and write keys. The tool enables live streaming replication of data between peers as entries are appended, with Merkle tree integrity verification that su

PairDrop is a cross-platform file sharing application and web-based tool for peer-to-peer data exchange. It enables the transfer of files and text messages between devices using a browser, operating without the need for user accounts or central storage. The project supports both local network file transfers and cross-device sharing over the internet. It provides methods for establishing connectivity through temporary rooms using shared short-codes, QR-code identity exchange, and persistent device pairing to maintain connections across different networks. Connectivity is managed via WebRTC pe

Magic-wormhole is a peer-to-peer file transfer tool used to send files, directories, and text strings between computers. It functions as a secure data relay that establishes ephemeral encrypted network tunnels for ad hoc data exchange without requiring permanent accounts or shared folders. The system utilizes a password-authenticated key exchange to establish a shared secret from a short, human-readable code. This single-use secret handshake ensures the connection is invalidated after a successful pair to prevent replay attacks, while a rendezvous server helps peers exchange connection detail

CouchPotatoServer is an automated movie downloader and media collection manager. It functions as a background service that monitors watchlists and automatically acquires new movie releases via BitTorrent or Usenet. The project acts as a plugin-based orchestrator that coordinates file discovery and download requests across different binary protocols. It employs an event-driven pipeline to manage the full lifecycle of a media file, from initial discovery on indexers to final placement in local storage. The system manages home media libraries through relational database tracking and pattern-bas

Groupcache is a distributed caching library designed to coordinate data retrieval and storage across a cluster of nodes. It functions as a peer-to-peer data store that uses consistent hashing to assign specific keys to canonical owners, ensuring that cached items remain predictable and accessible throughout the network. The system distinguishes itself through a request coalescing engine that merges concurrent requests for the same missing key into a single upstream fetch. This mechanism prevents redundant backend load by ensuring that only one process retrieves the required data while sharing

This project is a cloud drive media aggregator and storage proxy that merges content from multiple cloud storage providers into a unified directory. It functions as an M3U playlist generator, converting cloud files and streaming sources into standardized formats for use in external media players. The system acts as a plugin host for Python-based scripts to fetch and parse content from third-party websites. These operations are supported by a local proxy to accelerate request loading and bypass network restrictions. The software includes a web-based interface for managing server settings and

AzuraCast is a self-hosted web radio management suite and dashboard designed for internet radio broadcasting. It functions as an automated playback manager and broadcasting system, integrating an audio orchestrator for transcoding and cross-fading with a streaming server to distribute audio via mount points. The platform enables multi-tenant station management, allowing a single installation to host multiple independent radio entities. It distinguishes itself by combining an Auto-DJ broadcast system with the ability to manage live DJ accounts and coordinate real-time broadcasts. The system c

Namida is a multi-format media player, music library manager, and network media streamer. It provides a unified interface for playing local and remote audio and video files, serving as both a specialized client for YouTube content and a synchronized lyrics player. The project distinguishes itself through a dynamic theme engine that generates artwork-based visuals and a comprehensive set of audio processing tools, including gain normalization, equalizers, and crossfading. It also features a specialized system for retrieving and displaying time-synced lyrics in formats such as LRC and TTML. Br

Clementine is a desktop music player and media library manager designed for organizing large collections of local audio files. It functions as an audio metadata organizer and a portable device synchronizer, providing tools to index music and manage playback on a computer. The software distinguishes itself through portable media synchronization, which includes hardware-specific audio transcoding to ensure files are compatible with external devices. It also supports remote playback control via Bluetooth and USB peripherals, including the ability to map playback commands to Bluetooth game contro

RetroMusicPlayer is an Android music player designed to play audio files stored locally on the device, with navigation organized by song, album, artist, and folder based on embedded metadata. It supports streaming audio to remote speakers and responding to external controls for hands-free multi-room playback. The player distinguishes itself with dynamically generated smart playlists that update automatically based on listening history and user-defined rules, backed by a SQLite database. It can parse and display synchronized lyrics from LRC and other time-stamped formats, scrolling in lockstep

MPD is a headless music server daemon that indexes audio libraries and streams music to local or remote outputs. It functions as a music library manager and network audio streamer, providing a remote audio control protocol that allows external clients to manage playback, playlists, and database queries. The system acts as a multiroom audio coordinator, synchronizing audio distribution across multiple networked clients and hardware devices. It supports a variety of remote management capabilities, including a dedicated control API and the ability to broadcast audio streams over network protocol

GPAC is an open-source multimedia framework built around a pluggable filter graph pipeline, where modular processing units called filters connect into a directed graph to handle media workflows. At its core, the framework centers all media packaging and manipulation on the ISO Base Media File Format (ISOBMFF), with specialized tools for reading, writing, fragmenting, and encrypting MP4 and related containers. It also provides a declarative scene graph composition system for describing interactive multimedia scenes using MPEG-4 BIFS, X3D, SVG, or VRML syntax, alongside a hardware-accelerated re

Ampache is a self-hosted media server and digital music library manager written in PHP. It provides a web-based platform for organizing, managing, and streaming personal audio and video collections to multiple devices and network environments. The system distinguishes itself as a collaborative media playback platform, supporting shared playlists and a democratic voting system that allows multiple users to influence an active playback queue. It also functions as a real-time media transcoder, converting audio and video formats during transmission to match client bandwidth and hardware requireme

Listen1 is a multi-provider music streaming client and stream aggregator. It functions as a desktop application that combines search and playback from various online music services into a single interface. The project serves as a unified music search engine and a cross-platform playlist manager. It queries multiple music provider APIs simultaneously to locate tracks and stores curated song lists as generic references that can be resolved across different music sources. Its capabilities include aggregating audio streams from multiple providers to bypass individual platform restrictions and or