1088 offline-ready front-end tools in your browser, no data leaves your device.
Best for: Developers needing quick reference tools like JSON formatter or base64 encoder, Privacy-conscious users wanting offline utilities that never send data
Open-source, self-hosted backend for AI coding agents to ship full-stack apps from chat
Best for: Developers using AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex) to build full-stack apps from chat prompts, Teams wanting a self-hosted, open-source backend with no vendor lock-in
User-pays AI SDK: your users pay per token, you profit with zero upfront costs
Best for: Indie developers building AI apps without capital for API costs, SaaS founders wanting per-user billing without building billing infrastructure
Open-source self-hosted AI model registry for enterprise inference
Best for: SREs managing large-scale model inference pipelines with vLLM or SGLang, Algorithm engineers needing fast, reliable model distribution across GPU clusters
Local-first Agent OS for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode with a graphical Workbench, durable Harness, and messaging access.
Best for: Developers who want AI agent assistance without uploading code to third-party servers, Teams practicing collaborative agent workflows with secure access controls
Self-hosted DevOps agent builder that keeps credentials on your infrastructure
Best for: DevOps engineers who want AI automation without giving up control of secrets and data, Security-conscious teams that refuse to send credentials to AI vendors
Open-source MLOps framework for reproducible ML pipelines and durable AI agents.
Best for: ML engineers building reproducible training and inference pipelines with multi-cloud orchestration, Data scientists transitioning from local notebooks to production without rewriting code
Persistent microVM sandboxes that resume in ~25ms for autonomous AI agents.
Best for: AI agent developers needing persistent, stateful environments for long-running tasks, Teams building autonomous coding or browsing agents that run for hours
Postgres extension for graph traversal — multi-hop queries as index lookups.
Best for: Developers building AI agents on Postgres — give agents a read-write interface into relational schema for structured memory., Teams needing graph queries without a second database — no ETL, no copies, zero migration.
