Terminal identity manager for freelancers juggling multiple clients, isolates GitHub, Claude, and API credentials per workspace.
#desktop-app
228 tools curated in this category — including Leadcode, Highball, Dockev
techFind on mySelectas all sites and tools related to desktop-app. This selection of 228 resources is reviewed and maintained by the community. The most popular include Leadcode, Highball, Dockev. Each tool comes with a review, tags, comparisons and alternatives to help you make the best choice.
A free, open-source macOS app and CLI that automates running Windows games on Apple Silicon Macs via Wine.
A free, native desktop GUI for managing Docker containers, images, volumes, networks, and Compose stacks.
Cleans up the stray asterisks, curly quotes, and hidden formatting that ChatGPT or Claude leave behind, right before you paste text into Slack, Notion, or an email.
A free, open-source radial menu for your Mac that pops up a circle of your apps around your cursor, so switching apps is one click in the right direction instead of hunting through the Dock.
Desktop software that finds and permanently blacks out social security numbers, bank accounts, and other sensitive information in PDF documents, without uploading anything online.
A free, open-source Mac app that runs AI chatbots and agents entirely on your own computer, with nothing ever sent to the cloud.
A free Mac menu bar app that shows every pull request you need to review or that's waiting on you, without opening a browser tab.
A Mac app that lets you pull the useful part of any website — a chat, a video, a search box — off the page and pin it to your own personal canvas.
A Mac app for turning spreadsheets of numbers into publication-ready charts and figures — built for researchers and students who currently juggle a spreadsheet, a plotting script, and a separate export step just to get one clean graph for a paper.
A Mac app that records and summarizes your meetings without ever sending the audio or transcript to a company's server — everything happens on your own computer, which matters if you discuss anything sensitive on calls.
A desktop app where you build a web automation — clicking buttons, filling forms, scraping data — by pointing and clicking, and it hands you real, ready-to-use Playwright code at the end instead of locking your work inside a subscription.
An open-source, offline-first note-taking app that stores everything as plain markdown files with full Git version control built in.
A macOS menu bar app that tells you exactly what a USB-C cable can (and can't) do, and diagnoses why your Mac isn't charging or transferring data at full speed.
A native macOS app for managing Linux containers on Apple silicon — without installing Docker Desktop.
A macOS taskbar that shows your windows organized by desktop, with previews and a built-in app launcher.
A Mac video editing app that lets you generate AI video, images and voiceover clips directly inside your timeline instead of making them in a separate app and importing the files — and it lets AI coding assistants like Claude drive the editor for you.
An app store just for open-source software — it automatically finds, installs and updates apps straight from their GitHub or Codeberg release pages, on Android, Windows, Mac and Linux, without ads, tracking, or a company deciding what you're allowed to in
A free desktop app where an AI agent works alongside you on your own computer — reading files, browsing the web, writing documents, even making PowerPoint slides — instead of just chatting with you in a text box.
A free Mac app that runs AI chatbots like Llama or Mistral directly on your own computer, with no account, no monthly fee, and no data leaving your machine — instead of sending every message to a company's servers.