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Rime: the input method engine behind Weasel and Squirrel, schemas as config
A cross platform input method engine rather than a single app. Weasel on Windows, Squirrel on macOS and ibus-rime on Linux are the official front ends, and dozens of schemas from pinyin to Cangjie to Cantonese can be mounted on top. Everything is configured in YAML, and dictionaries stay on the machine.
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LinkAndroid puts one app in its own window on the desktop and hands the repeat work to scripts
LinkAndroid gives an Android phone a place to stand on the computer: a single app can be mirrored into its own window without taking the phone over, and files, apps, recording and a terminal all sit in one interface, with repeat work handed to Python scripts and AI.
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Wox 2.4: a free open source launcher that runs on three platforms
Wox 2.4.4 is a cross-platform launcher for Windows, macOS and Linux, with clipboard history, a calculator, conversion tools and plugins written in Python or Node.js.
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RSS Guard: taking the feed reader back from the algorithm
A free and open-source desktop feed reader for RSS, Atom and JSON feeds that also synchronises with several online reading services, filters articles through user-written JavaScript, plays podcasts offline and fetches full article text into a local cache.
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Work Review Answers the Question of What You Actually Did
A local-first recorder that watches which applications and pages you use, assembles them into one continuous timeline, and writes a structured daily report you can export, with optional AI assistance that can be switched off entirely.
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