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Orion Store
The ultimate home for modded apps
Orion Store to make discovering and installing modified or variant builds of apps fast and simple without relying on official distribution channels. It provides a clean, modern interface where users can browse curated app listings, inspect available versions, and trigger installations directly on their device. Unlike traditional stores, Orion-Store focuses on user autonomy and speed, emphasizing dependency detection and reducing friction during installation. The platform is built with... -
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LX Music Mobile
A music software developed based on React native
This is a mobile music application developed with React Native, created by the author “lyswhut”. It targets Android devices (Android 5 and above) and is designed for listening to and managing music, using Redux for state management and integrating custom music sources. The project supports “data-sync” so that users can deploy a server and keep playlists or libraries in sync across devices. The README clearly states that the UI and default behaviour aren’t especially geared toward new users —... -
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Popcorn Time
Your favorite platforms, your shows, your movies-ready when you are
Popcorn Time is an open-source, cross-platform application designed to bring movies, TV shows, and media content into a single, unified viewing experience. Built with modern technologies like Tauri, Rust, and React, it offers a fast and lightweight interface across desktop, mobile, and TV devices. The project is a complete rebuild with a focus on transparency, community-driven development, and improved safety. Unlike traditional streaming directories, Popcorn Time aims to provide a more... -
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JKVideo
Bilibili-like app with DASH playback, danmaku, WBI sign
JKVideo is a feature-rich, open-source video streaming client built with React Native, designed as a third-party interface for consuming video content similar to platforms like Bilibili. It supports multiple platforms, including Android, iOS, and web environments, providing a consistent and modern user experience across devices. The application focuses on delivering high-quality playback using technologies such as DASH streaming, ensuring smooth and adaptive video performance. It includes... -
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Lidify
Lidify is built for music lovers who want the convenience of streaming
Lidify is a self-hosted, on-demand audio streaming platform that aims to deliver a Spotify-like experience while keeping your music library fully under your control. You point it at your personal collection, and it scans, catalogs, and enriches your library with metadata so browsing feels polished instead of “folder-based.” Beyond basic playback, it leans into discovery with personalized “made for you” mixes and one-click radio modes that generate stations from your own listening history and... -
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MusicFree
Plug-in, customized, ad-free free music player
The MusicFree project is an open-source, plugin-based music player designed for mobile platforms such as Android and HarmonyOS, emphasizing flexibility, customization, and privacy. Unlike traditional music apps, it does not include built-in audio sources but instead relies entirely on plugins to fetch and manage music content. This modular architecture allows users to integrate multiple sources and extend functionality without modifying the core application. The project supports features... -
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Nof Angular
An Angular version of the Nof color palette generator.
An Angular version of the Nof color palette generator. GitHub repository: https://github.com/Northstrix/nof-angular Link: https://nof-angular.netlify.app/ -
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Nof
A modern color palette generator
A modern color palette generator that lets you effortlessly create a complete color palette from just one base color. Made using Firebase Studio, Next.js, and Perplexity. GitHub repository: https://github.com/Northstrix/nof Live app: https://nofpg.netlify.app/ -
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Merucav
A modern digital design tool.
A modern digital design tool made using Firebase Studio, Next.js, and Perplexity. Live app: https://merucav.netlify.app/ GitHub repository: https://github.com/Northstrix/merucav This app is built on top of https://nofpg.netlify.app and http://noegarsoux.github.io/GradientGen/ The app is fully localized into: ✅ English ✅ Hebrew ✅ Italian ✅ Latin American Spanish ✅ Brazilian Portuguese ✅ Cantonese ✅ Japanese ✅ Korean ✅ Vietnamese ✅ Hindi ✅ Polish ✅ Czech ✅ Hungarian ✅... -
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Weylus
Use your tablet as graphic tablet/touch screen on your computer
Weylus turns your tablet or smart phone into a graphic tablet/touch screen for your computer! No apps except a modern browser (Firefox 80+, iOS/iPadOS 13+) are required on your tablet. Start Weylus, preferably set an access code in the access code box and press the Start button. This will start a webserver running on your computer. To control your computer with your tablet you need to open the url http://<address of your computer>:<port set in the menu, default is 1701>, if possible...
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