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ModFlow OrderFlow Analysis Suite

v0.1.0-beta Windows 10/11 · 64-bit desktop app

A desktop order-flow workstation: live footprint, cumulative delta, volume profile, depth of market, tape, heatmap, replay and 20+ more views — on the free public feeds, with no keys and no accounts. Optional lanes for MT5, NinjaTrader, Sierra Chart and Bookmap if you have them.

A Windows SSH client built on the OpenSSH you already have: sessions, files, tunnels, split panes, tmux and a tamper-evident record — free, no account, nothing sent anywhere.

Pattern Forge

v1.0g-beta Windows 10/11 · 64-bit desktop app AGPL-3.0

A live-coding music workstation you can actually play: Strudel patterns in the code drawer, a step sequencer, a 61-key piano dock with a real synth engine behind it (10 patchable voices, wavetables, ARP), 80 genre styles, a pack store, a mixer/recorder that exports WAV, Opus, stems, MIDI and a DAW kit, a 3D dancer that moves with the music, and Kody the koala when you want a hand. It is the same app as the one at moddys.net/forge — this is that app in its own window, by itself.

Anvil

v1.15.0-beta Windows 10/11 · 64-bit desktop app AGPL-3.0

A synthesizer and groovebox you can actually play: acid, wavetable, FM, string, drum, granular and sampler engines behind a real step sequencer and song arranger, a seven-slot FX rack with a drag-to-modulate matrix, a tuning studio with Scala import, and a searchable library for your own sounds — plus 10 packs / 580 presets and WAV / stems / MIDI / Song Bundle export. It is the same app as the one at moddys.net/anvil — this is that app in its own window, by itself.

Resonance Studio

v1.0g-beta Windows 10/11 · 64-bit desktop app GPL-2.0

A tone, beat and noise studio for long listening: binaural pairs, monaural beats, isochronic pulses and pink / brown / white noise beds, with 124 ready sessions in 18 packs, a real schedule editor with a graph you can scrub, live meters and a phase wheel, a timer with a clean fade, a breathing pacer — and a visualizer system whose panels follow the sound itself. It is the same studio as the one at moddys.net/resonance — this is that app in its own window, by itself, with the manual and every pack inside the install. 1.0g brings thirty scene presets and airborne dust to the Cymatic Chamber: pick a scene and the session's own tone solves the modes of a real plate — or a disc, a drum, water, bubbles — while dust lifts off the antinodes, drifts onto the nodal lines and settles back as the drive drops. The visualisers gained twenty-four scenes and a new phase-field backdrop that throws particles off each ear's own beat.

The same studio as moddys.net/resonance, reworked for a phone: a player bar that follows you everywhere, a menu that names every corner of the app, and the visualizer fullscreen with a small play/pause at the bottom. The whole engine is inside the APK — binaural pairs, monaural beats, isochronic pulses and noise beds, 124 sessions in 18 packs, the schedule editor, timer and pacer — and it runs on the device with no network at all. Sessions keep playing with the screen off (lock-screen pause/stop), and saves land in Downloads/Resonance Studio. New in 1.1.0: the Cymatic Chamber — a full-screen instrument that takes the session's own tone, solves the plate's modes and draws the figure it drives, sand on the nodal lines.

A tiny desktop widget that watches your DeepSeek API spend so you don't have to keep checking the platform page: live balance, a budget-burn meter that goes green → cyan → orange → red as you spend, session tracking that survives restarts, two token estimates (this session and all-time), and dashboard calibration so the numbers match your platform dashboard exactly.

The LCARS reskin for the Hermes Agent web dashboard: 13 themes (Enterprise Bridge + 12 wallpapers), a one-command installer, and an auto-heal watchdog that puts the skin back after every hermes update — even with every Hermes process stopped. Visual-only: it never touches your config, sessions or keys. This release also stops the chat tab jumping when you alt-tab away and back. v1.4.4 fixes a Windows installer crash when the console runs with the default codepage.

A radio and a podcast app: 71,577 live stations and a 58,795-show podcast directory that browses by shelf and searches by typing — on the phone, not a server. Radio keeps the lock-screen controls, background playback, the draggable mini player, the visualiser, light mode and the full World View page; the directory adds charts by country, follows and resume-where-you-stopped. You can add your own stations right from the app. No ads, no account, nothing collected.

The same app as Android — a radio and a podcast app: 71,577 stations and a 58,795-show podcast directory that browses by shelf and searches on the device, plus the lock-screen controls, background playback, the draggable mini player, the visualiser, light mode, add your own stations and the full World View page inside. The .ipa is unsigned by design: you sign it with your own Apple ID.

A worldwide, updateable, self-healing database and viewer for public live video feeds — traffic cameras, webcams, HLS/MJPEG streams, refreshing-image cams and YouTube-live channels. It keeps the list honest: every feed is probed and carries a real state (live / stale / dead / unknown), never a guessed one. The local web viewer has a world-map globe, a video wall, a multi-format player and search. Runs keyless out of the box; every key-gated source shows its own KEY REQUIRED state until you add a key.

Comic Foundry

pre-alpha web tool runs in your browser

Comic Foundry turns a novel into a comic — and the first half runs right here in your browser. Drop a book (.epub, .pdf or .mobi) and it parses locally, then walks you through the adaptation: story bible, scene-by-scene plans, panel scripts and the page layout. Nothing is uploaded — no account, no server, no third-party requests. The desktop app is where art gets generated and pages get lettered; this preview covers the planning half, in the browser.