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Pingvin Share X - self-hosted file sharing platform
Pingvin Share X is a self-hosted file sharing platform and a fork of Pingvin Share.
It is designed as an alternative to hosted transfer services such as WeTransfer, letting administrators run the complete sharing service on their own infrastructure. Users upload files through the web interface and distribute links to recipients, with controls for expiry, access limits and authentication. It also supports reverse shares for collecting files from other people.
This is free and open source software.
HashGarten – graphical frontend for Jacksum
HashGarten is a graphical interface for Jacksum, bringing its extensive checksum and hashing capabilities to a desktop application. It is designed for users who want access to Jacksum without constructing commands manually, while retaining much of the flexibility offered by the underlying library.
The interface can be used as a standalone application or incorporated into a file-browser workflow. Files and directories can be dropped directly onto the application, and HashGarten exposes controls for calculation, verification, algorithm selection and related configuration. It is written in Java using the Swing toolkit and runs across major desktop operating systems.
This is free and open source software.
Yeti - forensics intelligence platform for CTI and DFIR
Yeti is a forensics intelligence platform intended to bridge cyber threat intelligence and digital forensics and incident response.
It is built around practical investigation questions such as where a particular artifact has previously appeared, or which indicators and forensic traces are associated with a known threat. The platform lets CTI teams maintain structured intelligence while giving DFIR practitioners a searchable backend that can connect threats, observables, tactics, techniques and investigation artifacts. Its emphasis is on making intelligence directly useful during forensic work rather than treating it solely as a repository.
This is free and open source software.
Verible - SystemVerilog parser, linter, formatter and language server
Verible is a suite of developer tools built around a SystemVerilog parsing engine.
Its focus is source-oriented tooling rather than simulation or synthesis, with utilities covering linting, formatting, syntax analysis, project inspection and editor integration. The style linter analyses source for constructs and patterns that violate configurable coding rules, while other components make the same parser useful for automated formatting and language-aware development tools. Verible is particularly useful in hardware projects that want consistent SystemVerilog source and automated checks in local development and continuous integration.
This is free and open source software.
JourniPlan - travel planner and micro journaling app
JourniPlan is a web-based travel planner and micro-journaling application built with Elixir and Phoenix LiveView.
The project centres on authenticated users, itineraries, activities and journal entries, giving travellers a place to structure a journey and record notes connected with it. The application uses PostgreSQL and follows the standard Phoenix development workflow. The repository also provides container and Nix configuration for deployment and development.
This is free and open source software.
pretty-php - opinionated PHP code formatter
pretty-php is an opinionated code formatter for PHP. It is designed to make PHP source code consistent without requiring developers to spend time choosing or maintaining an extensive collection of style rules.
The formatter takes a deterministic approach: the same input and settings produce the same formatting, helping projects avoid stylistic differences between contributors and making code review easier to follow. Its philosophy is influenced by Black, the Python formatter, with an emphasis on sensible defaults, predictable output, and producing small, readable diffs. It can be used as a standalone command-line tool or incorporated into a broader development workflow alongside linters and other quality checks.
This is free and open source software.
GDownloader – GUI for yt-dlp, gallery-dl and spotDL
GDownloader is a graphical download manager built around yt-dlp, gallery-dl, and spotDL.
It provides a common desktop interface for acquiring videos, music, image galleries, and playlists without requiring users to operate the underlying command-line tools directly. The application is geared towards batch downloading: links can be collected quickly and handed to the appropriate backend while GDownloader manages the surrounding workflow. Its combination of several established downloaders gives it broader coverage than a frontend tied exclusively to yt-dlp, including services oriented towards images and music as well as conventional video sites.
This is free and open source software.