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📦 zoltanf/extrudo
Extrudo: CAD in your browser
Design a 3D part right in your web browser without installing heavy software. Extrudo lets you sketch a shape, turn it into a solid object, and tweak numbers to watch the model update instantly. It uses exact geometry, so the digital file matches what your printer actually builds, which is perfect for making brackets, boxes, and custom replacement parts. Your work stays on your own machine, and it even works offline once loaded. If you need a custom part printed tonight, this tool removes the friction between your idea and the finished object.
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Extrudo: CAD in your browser
Design a 3D part right in your web browser without installing heavy software. Extrudo lets you sketch a shape, turn it into a solid object, and tweak numbers to watch the model update instantly. It uses exact geometry, so the digital file matches what your printer actually builds, which is perfect for making brackets, boxes, and custom replacement parts. Your work stays on your own machine, and it even works offline once loaded. If you need a custom part printed tonight, this tool removes the friction between your idea and the finished object.
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📦 alexturkey/voxcpm2-turkce-ses-tasarimi
Turkish Voice Design on a 4GB GPU
Design a custom Turkish voice using just a text description and run it locally on a modest four gigabyte graphics card. This project adapts a large audio model to work on older hardware, solving the problem of needing expensive equipment for high-quality speech synthesis. You describe the voice you want, the system generates a few variations for you to choose from, and then reads any Turkish text in that consistent voice. It’s a great way to experiment with character voices or narration without leaving your computer or spending a fortune. If you’re looking to create unique audio assets with standard hardware, this open source tool is definitely worth checking out.
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Turkish Voice Design on a 4GB GPU
Design a custom Turkish voice using just a text description and run it locally on a modest four gigabyte graphics card. This project adapts a large audio model to work on older hardware, solving the problem of needing expensive equipment for high-quality speech synthesis. You describe the voice you want, the system generates a few variations for you to choose from, and then reads any Turkish text in that consistent voice. It’s a great way to experiment with character voices or narration without leaving your computer or spending a fortune. If you’re looking to create unique audio assets with standard hardware, this open source tool is definitely worth checking out.
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📦 c4rohan/lampline
Lampline: Test Your AI Phone Calls
Run your own AI phone agent on your computer and test every change with a simulated caller. Lampline is an open source tool that lets you build voice agents locally, avoiding expensive cloud fees. The coolest part is that it imports your existing agents from Google's Dialogflow, letting you drop in a file and start tweaking immediately. You can then let a fake caller talk to your agent and automatically grade the conversation to see if it handles interruptions or questions correctly. This means you can iterate on your customer service voice in minutes instead of days.
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Lampline: Test Your AI Phone Calls
Run your own AI phone agent on your computer and test every change with a simulated caller. Lampline is an open source tool that lets you build voice agents locally, avoiding expensive cloud fees. The coolest part is that it imports your existing agents from Google's Dialogflow, letting you drop in a file and start tweaking immediately. You can then let a fake caller talk to your agent and automatically grade the conversation to see if it handles interruptions or questions correctly. This means you can iterate on your customer service voice in minutes instead of days.
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📦 leacho73/panalume
Panalume
A smart home dashboard where you can drag cards into place like sticky notes on a glass wall is exactly what Panalume is. It completely ditches the traditional grid and config files, letting you build a live view that fits your wall tablet perfectly. The coolest part is how it handles your energy data; it automatically detects your solar panels and batteries to show you exactly where your power is going in real time. It’s a free layout tool that actually works for the whole house, not just lights. If you are running Home Assistant, this is the one app that makes your setup feel truly custom.
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Panalume
A smart home dashboard where you can drag cards into place like sticky notes on a glass wall is exactly what Panalume is. It completely ditches the traditional grid and config files, letting you build a live view that fits your wall tablet perfectly. The coolest part is how it handles your energy data; it automatically detects your solar panels and batteries to show you exactly where your power is going in real time. It’s a free layout tool that actually works for the whole house, not just lights. If you are running Home Assistant, this is the one app that makes your setup feel truly custom.
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📦 ivarvong/lantern
Lantern
Every single step in a Lantern animation has its own unique web address. This project turns code changes into interactive, step-by-step diagrams that you can pause, rewind, and link to exactly where you left off. It renders these visuals as clean, scalable graphics that work anywhere from your browser to edge servers. The coolest part is that because it is built on a foundation of pure logic, the output is identical whether you are watching it live or grabbing a static image. No matter how you access it, the picture stays perfectly consistent. It is a fresh way to make technical explanations feel like a movie you can control.
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Lantern
Every single step in a Lantern animation has its own unique web address. This project turns code changes into interactive, step-by-step diagrams that you can pause, rewind, and link to exactly where you left off. It renders these visuals as clean, scalable graphics that work anywhere from your browser to edge servers. The coolest part is that because it is built on a foundation of pure logic, the output is identical whether you are watching it live or grabbing a static image. No matter how you access it, the picture stays perfectly consistent. It is a fresh way to make technical explanations feel like a movie you can control.
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📦 mirkobrombin/raven
Raven: The Windows That Actually Works on Linux
Raven is the Windows implementation that actually lets your applications recognize your Linux machine. You forget about virtual machines, strange configuration scripts, and the usual headache of getting software to cooperate. Instead, you install your favorite programs with the exact same installers you would use on a PC, and they just start working. Raven sits right in the middle, playing the part of the Windows system so the software thinks it is at home. This means real applications, like Notepad Plus Plus or even games, run directly on your hardware without any translation layer slowing them down. It is a genuine, working environment that feels fast and natural.
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Raven: The Windows That Actually Works on Linux
Raven is the Windows implementation that actually lets your applications recognize your Linux machine. You forget about virtual machines, strange configuration scripts, and the usual headache of getting software to cooperate. Instead, you install your favorite programs with the exact same installers you would use on a PC, and they just start working. Raven sits right in the middle, playing the part of the Windows system so the software thinks it is at home. This means real applications, like Notepad Plus Plus or even games, run directly on your hardware without any translation layer slowing them down. It is a genuine, working environment that feels fast and natural.
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📦 lklbar666/mcd-saver-checkup
McDonald's Saver Checkup
Takes the guesswork out of your next fast food run by checking if you're already overpaying for your usual order. Instead of just telling you what to buy, it audits your specific choices, listing out every possible combination of deals, coupons, and bundles. It then uses the official app's pricing tool to verify the exact cost of each option, showing you exactly where you're losing money and whether stretching for a discount is actually worth the extra food. It's a neat little audit tool that proves you can save real cash just by looking at your cart differently before you pay.
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McDonald's Saver Checkup
Takes the guesswork out of your next fast food run by checking if you're already overpaying for your usual order. Instead of just telling you what to buy, it audits your specific choices, listing out every possible combination of deals, coupons, and bundles. It then uses the official app's pricing tool to verify the exact cost of each option, showing you exactly where you're losing money and whether stretching for a discount is actually worth the extra food. It's a neat little audit tool that proves you can save real cash just by looking at your cart differently before you pay.
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