Seven open-source tools that take the friction out of software you already use. Made by one person, in the open, and given away.
Seven tools, laid out under one lamp.
Star counts and release tags come straight from GitHub on load. When GitHub rate-limits the page, the last numbers it saw are used instead.
- 01Medium UnlockerPaywalled Medium links, opened in full. Share to it, read the thing.Java1,839 ★v3.0
- 02Simplexity AI DesktopA native desktop shell for Simplexity AI. Voted Community Choice on SourceForge.Electron633 ★v5.2.0
- 03AI GateOne window onto ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok and Simplexity.TypeScript221 ★v4.8.0
- 04UnlimCloudUnlimited storage riding on Telegram's infrastructure.HTML995 ★v2.0.0
- 05Phantom LensA Cluely alternative with features we probably shouldn't talk about.TypeScript121 ★v1.2.0
- 06cuxPool several Claude Code accounts behind one live session.TypeScript82 ★v0.4.1
- 07DeadeyeStops macOS interrupting a game: no double cursor, no stolen clicks.Swift10 ★v1.1.1
No roadmap deck, no growth team, no vision statement. Tools get built because something was annoying, and they stay open because that is how the work stays honest.
- 2023
Inulute starts
Solo dev mode on. One person, a text editor, and a list of small annoyances.
- 2023
Medium Unlocker ships
The first tool that other people actually used. Paywalls, politely ignored.
- 2024
Simplexity AI Desktop
A native shell that outgrew the official one. SourceForge named it Community Choice.
- 2024
AI Gate launches
One gateway to every model, because six browser tabs is not a workflow.
- 2025
A community shows up
People shipping, testing, and breaking things — politely, mostly.