I've finally decided to work on this idea, but instead, a monthly digest with the top 10 picks, hope you guy's enjoy 👀. It might be coming sooner than you think.

Cate — TypeScript/Windows, Linux, and MacOS

Tiling window managers just rearrange the editors and terminals you already have. This drops live ones, Monaco buffers, node-pty shells, a git tree, onto an infinite zoomable canvas, so a whole project lives in spatial reach instead of a stack of tabs.

✨ Why it's amazing
🔗 Get it: GitHub | Website
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

AlterSend — TypeScript/Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, and MacOS

WeTransfer caps free transfers and Dropbox or Drive push large archives into paid storage tiers. AlterSend skips the upload step, moving files directly between devices over a peer-to-peer connection, so a 500GB archive transfers like a 100MB photo.

✨ Why it's amazing
🔗 Get it: GitHub | Website
📲 Screenshots
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

VIVI Music — Kotlin/Android

YouTube Music normally interrupts casual streaming with ads unless you're paying for Premium. VIVI Music strips those ads out entirely while layering word-by-word karaoke lyrics and an animated Apple Music style canvas that shifts with the album art.

💡 Why it's amazing
🔗 Get it: GitHub | Website
📸 Screenshots
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

SeedOSS Top Picks June-July 2026

The best projects posted this month, sorted by category. Tap through to any full post for the full write-up and links. ;)

📱 Android
WebToApp: builds and signs full Android apps on-device, no build queue.
Securify: checks Play Integrity and root status across Magisk, KernelSU, emulators.
MonoGram: from-scratch Telegram client, strips NFT and crypto push cruft.

🌐 Browser Extensions
BookLike: reflows cluttered articles into paginated spreads, exports EPUB offline.
KoalaSync: syncs watch parties peer-to-peer with nothing held in storage.

🖥️ Desktop
weathr: animates forecasts as live truecolor ASCII in the terminal.
Beaver Notes: one keyboard-driven editor for PDFs, sketches, and LaTeX.

🌍 Web
openDAW: a full DAW running in-browser via WebAssembly, no install.
Pastefy: self-hosted pastebin that renders Mermaid, SVG, and diffs inline.

📱💻 iOS / Cross-platform
wger: builds routines with auto progression, logs meals from your own server.
Twine: one Compose codebase tints reading themes across Android, iOS, and desktop.

📋 Awesome Lists
Awesome Android TV FOSS Apps: a directory built for remote-driven, couch-usable apps.

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

PUZZLE — Dart/Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, MacOS, and Website

273 games spanning attention, logic, math, memory, spatial reasoning, and language sit inside one download instead of six separate apps. Each category runs standalone, turning a commute or waiting room into a few rounds instead of an idle scroll.

🔗 Get it: GitHub | Website | F-Droid
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

files.md — Go/Website

Obsidian can quietly turn note-taking into a second job of plugins, graph views, and templates you tend instead of think. This strips back to plain Markdown capture: hit Cmd+Enter, type, and the thought is saved before it can become a deferral.

✨ Why it's amazing
🔗 Get it: Website
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

Flick — Dart/Android

Android phones resample and dither audio before it reaches a USB DAC, altering the original file. Flick sends PCM and native DSD through bit-perfect instead, meaning the exact same bits leave the phone as exist on disk, with a full EQ and effects chain if you want it.

✨ Why it's amazing
🔗 Get it: GitHub | Website
📲 Screenshots
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

Quick PSA:
starring a repo on GitHub, GitLab, or Codeberg costs you nothing but tells the maintainer people actually care. If a project's ever saved you time or helped you out, go star it. Takes 2 seconds, yet means a lot to solo devs.

HRLY — Kotlin/Android

Checking the time usually means unlocking your phone and getting pulled into notifications instead. This chimes quietly in the background every hour, so the passage of time becomes something you hear rather than something you check for.

✨ Why it's amazing
🔗 Get it: GitHub | F-Droid
📲 Screenshots
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

NeuroTrack — Kotlin/Android

Daily wellbeing apps turn self-care into another score to chase, another streak not to break. This app swaps that model for a single weekly reflection, with mindfulness sessions locked in place through screen pinning that logs every interruption.

✨ Why it's amazing
🔗 Get it: GitHub
📲 Screenshots
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

Awesome Open Source Games — Website

Digging up games with public source usually means combing scattered GitHub topics one at a time. This repo indexes them across browser, native, and mobile platforms, then splits browser titles alone into FPS, RPG, MMORPG, and a dozen other genres.

🔗 Dive in: GitHub
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

Clash Drive — TypeScript/Website

Telegram caps bot uploads at 2GB and throttles single-connection transfers. This app slices files into 50MB chunks and pushes them through parallel connections, clearing both the size ceiling and the speed limit inside a plain browser tab.

✨ Why it's amazing
🔗 Get it: GitHub | Website
📲 Screenshots
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

bitchat — Swift/Android, iOS, and MacOS

No signal, no wifi, no problem. Messages hop phone to phone over Bluetooth until they reach someone who's online, so a group can stay in touch through outages, dead zones, or protests where the network gets cut off.

✨ Why it's amazing
🔗 Get it
📲 Screenshots
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

BentoPDF — TypeScript/Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, MacOS, and Website

Adobe Acrobat gates most of its PDF toolkit behind a subscription. This one runs over 30 tools, merging, OCR, redaction, encryption, entirely in your browser tab, with no file caps or watermarks on any of them.

✨ Why it's amazing
🔗 Try it: Website
🖥️ Screenshots
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

Awesome IoT — Curated List

Curated list of awesome Internet of Things projects and resources, gathered in one place instead of scattered across GitHub. Same format other awesome lists use.

🌊 Dive in: GitHub

❤️ Sincerely, @SeedOSS

Firedragon Browser — C++/Windows, Linux, and MacOS

Built on Floorp's Firefox base rather than starting from scratch, this browser folds in LibreWolf's privacy patches and Garuda's own FastFox tweaks. It strips out Firefox's default telemetry and Mozilla-tied account syncing in the process. Every install ships with dr460nized or Catppuccin theming baked in, not bolted on afterward.

✨ Why it's amazing
🔗 Get it: GitLab | Website
🖥️ Screenshots
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

Peek — Kotlin/Android

Shared social links usually dump you straight into the source app, logins, algorithmic feeds, and all. Peek resolves the link itself and hands you just the content, no account required.

✨ Why it's amazing
🔗 Get it: GitHub
📲 Screenshots
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

PhotoGIMP — CSS/Windows, Linux, and MacOS

This patch rebuilds GIMP 3.0+'s tool layout, shortcuts, and panels to match Adobe Photoshop's, so switching over doesn't mean relearning where everything lives. Bracket-key brush sizing carries over too.

✨ Why it's amazing
🔗 Get it: GitHub
📲 Screenshots
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

ditto.site — TypeScript/Website

AI page cloners guess at a site from a prompt and hope the output holds up. This one doesn't, it captures the actual rendered DOM, styles, and layout, then compiles that capture into a deterministic Next.js or Vite project, same input, same code, every time.

🔗 Get it: Website
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS

Custom RR — Dart/Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, and MacOS

Browse custom ROMs and recoveries, built around a catalog of 18 actively maintained ROMs and 5 recoveries covering 500+ devices. Every entry links straight to its source and download, and the catalog refreshes nightly, so new builds appear without waiting on an app update.

✨ Why it's amazing
🔗 Get it: GitHub
📲 Screenshots
📁 Source Code

❤️ Sincerely: @SeedOSS