Electron

Chalkboard — Displays agent text output as visual diagrams on a board inside an Electron app with an integrated terminal.

I built an AI app that answers… — Replies to WhatsApp customer messages for small businesses using only the owner's business info and FAQ, and hands chats to a human when it cannot answer.

Nabsun — Runs an AI assistant in a browser side panel that reads open tabs and clicks, types, and fills forms with user approval for state-changing actions.

electron-angular-template — Provides a starter template for building desktop apps with Electron and Angular, including typed IPC, a note editor example, tests, and packaging.

Pawse — Displays an animated desktop pet that reacts to cursor movement, typing speed, and AI agent activity, and offers break reminders and a Pomodoro timer.

Captain Who — Runs a desktop AI agent that edits files, executes terminal commands, searches the web, and drives browser tools using user-supplied model API keys.

FocusONN — Shows an always-on-top bar with the current focus task beside a Pomodoro countdown.

SteamEdge — Logs into Steam without the client running and automatically idles games to farm trading cards and boost playtime across multiple accounts.

Sanctorum — Runs teams of LLM-driven agents in a pixel-art office, where each agent's tool permissions come from the desk it sits at.

Plexo — Splits a single download across multiple internet connections to speed it up.

gamepal — Runs a desktop pet that assigns productive tasks after losing ranked games and awards stars redeemable for game rewards.

CapDrop — Automatically screenshots on-screen pages at a set interval and runs local OCR to combine them into one searchable PDF.

ByteSweep — Scans a Mac's disk to show what is using space and offers cleanup of developer caches, backups, snapshots and duplicate or large files.

Terminal OS — Presents remote Linux servers as a desktop over SSH, with file access, terminal, monitoring, log streaming and alerts.

ApexCut — Scans helmet cam telemetry motion data to pick out the most interesting moments of a motorcycle ride and assembles them into a highlight movie.

coolbeans — Issues software license keys from Stripe or PayPal payments and lets desktop or mobile apps check whether a key is valid.

Sealant — Generates end-to-end tests for a web or Electron codebase by identifying critical features and records them for re-running as the code changes.

Krate — Packages desktop apps as single portable .krate files that run on Mac, Windows and Linux using a shared installed runtime.

Screen FX — Overlays confetti, fireworks, fire effects, sound-backed text signs and other animations on top of the macOS screen via Stream Deck keys.

NanoClick — Records and replays mouse and keyboard automation sequences with loops, conditions, and human-like timing jitter on Windows.

Serein — Provides a native desktop Discord client with messaging, media, voice, and screen sharing.

LeadHunter AI Desk — Sends personalized cold emails to CSV lead lists using AI-written copy and a throttled SMTP2GO API sender.

Rammax — Runs multiple web apps as separate macOS windows in a shared WebKit process and suspends inactive ones to reduce memory use.

Dynamic Edge — Provides a dockable Windows top-edge or side-edge widget bar with media controls, a clipboard history shelf, a timer and stopwatch, and a shake gesture to toggle it.

Komet — Provides a desktop control room that unifies coding agent sessions, transcripts, tool activity and checkpoints, with optional self-hosted multi-device sync.

tornedo — Searches multiple torrent sites at once, merges and ranks results, and downloads selected files in a terminal interface.

Termite — Runs a native macOS terminal that flags split panes when an AI coding agent is waiting for input and lets you reply from notifications.

TickNest — Provides a tray-resident local scratchpad for jotting and checking off tasks, saved to a local JSON file.

SiphonDB — Provides a lightweight native desktop interface for managing databases.

Monoloth — Wraps terminal coding agents like OpenCode and Claude Code in a desktop window with multiple sessions, a command palette, and a usage tracker.

Feral — Runs local GGUF models and cloud AI models in a desktop workspace with sandboxed agent tools, persistent memory graph, and MCP server installation.

Venore — Runs a local desktop app where an AI agent reads and edits code and a canvas organizes research notes and ideas.