
MyGo
Build desktop apps in Go with a web frontend or a native UI; each app ships as one binary of a few megabytes.
TESIGN / RADAR
Ten picks today: a toolkit for small Go desktop apps, an audio editor agents can drive, a template for always-on AI coworkers, a team git host on a single Cloudflare Worker, a GUI for Windows containers, a Qur'an verse-graph explorer, an open brand-asset manager, an astro-imaging forecast for the Mac menu bar, a property-tax reform map, and a chaos-engineering platform. Licences and limits are stated as they are.
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Build desktop apps in Go with a web frontend or a native UI; each app ships as one binary of a few megabytes.

A free, open-source multitrack audio editor that AI agents can drive over MCP, for music, podcasts and recording.

An open-source template for always-on AI coworkers that each have their own computer and work across text, calls and Slack (alpha).

A self-hosted, GitHub-style git host for your team that deploys as a single Cloudflare Worker, with no servers to run.

A small Windows app that manages WSL Containers (wslc) like Docker Desktop, in Rust.

A web app that lets you explore Qur'an verses as a connected graph on an infinite canvas, with AI explaining each link.

Open-source brand asset management that gives people, AI agents and code the same answer about logos, rules and rights.

A silent macOS menu-bar app that tells you when tonight is clear enough for a long imaging session and what to point at.

An interactive map comparing England's Council Tax with an illustrative annual property tax, area by area.

An open-source chaos engineering platform that injects controlled faults to find weaknesses before outages do; a CNCF project for Kubernetes.
Tomorrow we look at thousands again and keep a few.