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Data Crow is an open source collection manager for movies & video (DivX, MP4, MKV, etc.), TV series, books (and eBooks), images, board games, comic books, games & software, and music (MP3 and other audio files). Besides these built-in modules (which you can customise to fit your needs) you can create entirely new ones. Want to catalogue your stamps, equipment, wine, or anything else? Data Crow makes it possible. Your collection is accessible the way you prefer: as a stand-alone desktop...

JDiveLog is a logbook for scuba diving written in Java. It manages all important dive data, as well as the pictures taken during the dive. Features include import of UDCF data, data from Suunto/Uwatec computers, profile generation, web page generator.

Controlling Model Railroad via Networks "Lanbahn" Concepts - intelligent end devices - all with a network, wlan or other sophisticated interface. - can be operated without a central station - no complex binary protocols - communications via multicast UDP messages - decoders can advertise their capabilities via zeroconf/avahi/bonjour protocol. - raspberry pi as one hardware platform - tinkerforge IO bricklets for turnout and signal control

Low-cost, easy to replicate GSM-based remote controlled security system capable of taking and sending pictures of a guarded site.

PJTimer is an open-source, all-in-one mobile speedcubing app, based on desktop speedcubing app like the CalCubeTimer(CCT) and Prisma Puzzle Timer and the web-based ones like the CubeTimer.com, CubeMania.org and qqTimer.net.

Wahlzeit is a web application that lets users upload photos and judge photos of other users. Users present their best photos and learn what other users thought of theirs. Wahlzeit is used to teach agile methods and open source software development.

A db of recipes, searchable by keyword

CGM aims to be a functional, easy-to-use web-based card game/management app. At this time there is OCTGN and a few other pay-to-use alternatives that are available, and OCTGN is the most familiar to me (for playing Game of Thrones and Magic). There is no functionality that OCTGN (or any card management app for that matter) has that couldn't be available from a web-based app.