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1. Show HN: Globstar – Open-source static analysis toolkit
   (103 points | Comments)

2. Show HN: Superglue – open source API connector that writes its own code
   (198 points | Comments)

3. Show HN: Probly – Spreadsheets, Python, and AI in the browser
   (171 points | Comments)

4. Show HN: LLM plays Pokémon (open sourced)
   (186 points | Comments)

5. Show HN: I got laid off from Meta and created a minor hit on Steam
   (1581 points | Comments)

6. Show HN: Yaak – An open source, Git-friendly desktop API client
   (153 points | Comments)

7. Show HN: A Database Written in Golang
   (277 points | Comments)

8. Show HN: I made a website where you can create your own "Life in Weeks" timeline
   (247 points | Comments)

9. Show HN: Breakout with a roguelite/vampire survivor twist
   (412 points | Comments)

10. Show HN: Telescope – an open-source web-based log viewer for logs in ClickHouse
    (172 points | Comments)

11. Show HN: MyCoder, an open source Claude-Code alternative
    (125 points | Comments)

12. Show HN: My new wiki for Silicon Graphics stuff
    (108 points | Comments)

13. Show HN: Tach – Visualize and untangle your Python codebase
    (263 points | Comments)

14. Show HN: I made a site to tell the time in corporate
    (392 points | Comments)

15. Show HN: Bracket City – A daily, exploded (?) crossword puzzle
    (109 points | Comments)

16. Show HN: I built an app to stop me doomscrolling by touching grass
    (1203 points | Comments)

17. Show HN: I scrape Steam data every month and it's yours to download for free
    (161 points | Comments)

18. Show HN: Libredesk – Open-source customer support desk. Single binary app
    (376 points | Comments)

19. Show HN: Jq-Like Tool for Markdown
    (325 points | Comments)

20. Show HN: I created a language called AntiLang – breaking all the conventions
    (143 points | Comments)

21. Show HN: While the world builds AI Agents, I'm just building calculators
    (191 points | Comments)

22. Show HN: Slime OS – An open-source app launcher for RP2040 based devices
    (154 points | Comments)

23. Show HN: BadSeek – How to backdoor large language models
    (461 points | Comments)

24. Show HN: Immersive Gaussian Splat experience of Sutro Tower, San Francisco
    (825 points | Comments)

25. Show HN: Benchmarking VLMs vs. Traditional OCR
    (146 points | Comments)

26. Show HN: Mastra – Open-source JS agent framework, by the developers of Gatsby
    (442 points | Comments)

27. Show HN: Subtrace – Wireshark for Docker Containers
    (369 points | Comments)

28. Show HN: Scripton – Python IDE with built-in realtime visualizations
    (449 points | Comments)

29. Show HN: Cot: a Rust web framework for lazy developers
    (113 points | Comments)

30. Show HN: Live-updating version of the 'What a week, huh?' meme
    (834 points | Comments)

31. Show HN: Inscribed, create stop motion animation and slide powered by Excalidraw
    (107 points | Comments)

32. Show HN: Air traffic control radio and chill music for focus
    (201 points | Comments)

33. Show HN: Blunderchess.net – blunder for your opponent every five moves
    (126 points | Comments)

34. Show HN: I Built a Reddit-style Bluesky client – still rough, but open to ideas
    (127 points | Comments)

35. Show HN: Kreuzberg – Modern async Python library for document text extraction
    (197 points | Comments)

36. Show HN: Transform your codebase into a single Markdown doc for feeding into AI
    (281 points | Comments)

37. Show HN: SQL Noir – Learn SQL by solving crimes
    (463 points | Comments)

38. Show HN: I made my own OS from scratch because I was bored
    (224 points | Comments)

39. Show HN: Game Bub – open-source FPGA retro emulation handheld
    (274 points | Comments)

40. Show HN: Letting LLMs Run a Debugger
    (147 points | Comments)

41. Show HN: I made a tiny book using a pen-plotter and AI
    (150 points | Comments)

42. Show HN: Global 3D topography explorer
    (118 points | Comments)

43. Show HN: HTML visualization of a PDF file's internal structure
    (451 points | Comments)

44. Show HN: Searchable library of free audiobooks
    (163 points | Comments)

45. Show HN: My first side project, streamlined book clubs on Slack
    (104 points | Comments)

46. Show HN: FlashSpace – fast, open-source, macOS Spaces replacement
    (255 points | Comments)

47. Show HN: ExpenseOwl – Simple, self-hosted expense tracker
    (227 points | Comments)

48. Show HN: A website that heatmaps your city based on your housing preferences
    (321 points | Comments)

49. Show HN: Transductive regular expressions for text editing
    (263 points | Comments)

50. Show HN: An API that takes a URL and returns a file with browser screenshots
    (208 points | Comments)

51. Show HN: SQLite disk page explorer
    (288 points | Comments)

52. Show HN: An homage to Tom Dowdy's 1991 screensaver, "Kaos"
    (153 points | Comments)

53. Show HN: ArXivTok
    (105 points | Comments)

54. Show HN: HN as TikTok, welcome to HN hell
    (170 points | Comments)

55. Show HN: Play with real quantum physics in your browser
    (156 points | Comments)

56. Show HN: I convert videos to printed flipbooks for living
    (513 points | Comments)

57. Show HN: Klarity – Open-source tool to analyze uncertainty/entropy in LLM output
    (132 points | Comments)

58. Show HN: Marksmith – a GitHub-style Markdown editor for Ruby on Rails
    (161 points | Comments)

59. Show HN: Lume – OS lightweight CLI for MacOS and Linux VMs on Apple Silicon
    (309 points | Comments)

60. Show HN: ESP32 RC Cars
    (335 points | Comments)

61. Show HN: TalkNotes – A site that turns your ideas into tasks
    (103 points | Comments)