Public catalog
This page lists every reviewed public repository owned by Shadowfetchapps. 29 public projects are in the catalog. Featured work sits at the top. Games, utilities, and smaller public repositories follow so the GitHub account does not have to be browsed by hand.
This .org site is for Shadowfetch Linux and free/open-source companion tools. A public GitHub repository is not automatically open source — licenses appear only when GitHub license metadata was verified. Commercial product apps are separate at shadowfetch.com.
29 public projects in this catalog
The strongest public pieces of the ecosystem. Everything else remains in the complete catalog below.
A Debian-testing / KDE Plasma 6 desktop built around the ShadowCode coding agent from 5.0, with inspectable Firebreak sandboxes, a signed ISO and an APT repository.
A Linux desktop coding agent with one model picker for your Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity and Grok subscriptions, OpenRouter models on your own API key, or local GGUF models.
An offline, bring-your-own-DNA genomics workbench for macOS with conservative ancestry, pharmacogenomics, and research exports that never upload a genome.
A private news desk on loopback: RSS, AI, HN, markets, and weather, with a freshness ledger so stories are not repeated.
A Linux desktop studio for recording screen, webcam, tutorials, and voice. OBS WebSocket is optional; cloud AI and YouTube OAuth stay disabled.
A private, local-only voice cloning studio for Linux. Record or import a reference, then generate speech on your own NVIDIA GPU.
A local-only Linux HUD for GPU, models, and host telemetry. The server binds loopback only.
The desktop distribution and public platform packets.
A Debian-testing / KDE Plasma 6 desktop built around the ShadowCode coding agent from 5.0, with inspectable Firebreak sandboxes, a signed ISO and an APT repository.
Public press packet for Shadowfetch Linux 4.0 Mission Control. It is historical; the download page states the current release.
Coding workspaces, agents, and local research tools.
A Linux desktop coding agent with one model picker for your Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity and Grok subscriptions, OpenRouter models on your own API key, or local GGUF models.
An offline, bring-your-own-DNA genomics workbench for macOS with conservative ancestry, pharmacogenomics, and research exports that never upload a genome.
A private news desk on loopback: RSS, AI, HN, markets, and weather, with a freshness ledger so stories are not repeated.
Recording, voice, and local workstation HUDs.
A Linux desktop studio for recording screen, webcam, tutorials, and voice. OBS WebSocket is optional; cloud AI and YouTube OAuth stay disabled.
A private, local-only voice cloning studio for Linux. Record or import a reference, then generate speech on your own NVIDIA GPU.
A local-only Linux HUD for GPU, models, and host telemetry. The server binds loopback only.
A photorealistic, full-screen glass worm bin for Linux with red wigglers composting live, made to run unattended on a stream for a day or more.
A photorealistic, full-screen glass ant farm for Linux that digs its own nest, made to run unattended on a stream for a day or more.
Local convert, batch, image, and icon tools.
Convert video, audio, and images locally on Linux in a native GTK4 / libadwaita window.
A native Linux desktop app for renaming, converting, compressing, and organizing copies of video, audio, and images.
A fast, lightweight native image editor for Linux: crop, resize, rotate, adjust, inspect metadata, and export copies.
Generate Linux, iOS, macOS, Web, and Android icon sets from one master image, offline.
Standalone Shadowfetch desktop games. Each title is its own application.
These are related titles, not one executable. Each game has its own repository and launcher.
Standalone 3D blackjack for Linux. Fictional currency only. No real-money gambling.
3D chess for Linux with a six-level threaded engine, 36 verified puzzles and PGN/FEN import and export.
3D draughts for Linux with English, Russian and Brazilian rules, a six-level engine and 33 verified puzzles.
European single-zero roulette for Linux with a fictional bankroll. No real-money gambling.
8-Ball and 9-Ball for Linux. Honest physics. No cheat AI.
301, 501, Cricket, and Around the Clock for Linux with deterministic board scoring.
Air hockey for Linux. Immediate mallet. No cheat AI.
Arcade skeeball for Linux. One ball, one score.
Ten-pin bowling for Linux with regulation scoring.
An original Shadowfetch pinball table for Linux. Five missions, lock, multiball, and a jackpot.
Smaller public repositories, experiments, and profile metadata.
A MIT-licensed desktop video crawler experiment that uses yt-dlp and Playwright.
A MIT-licensed desktop meme generator for developers.
Former profile README repository from the ShadowfetchLinux username. The live profile is Shadowfetchapps.
Leftover public username repository. The live profile is Shadowfetchapps.
GitHub profile README repository for the Shadowfetchapps account.
Distro bugs and hardware reports belong onGitHub issuesfor Shadowfetchapps/shadowfetch-linux, or maillinux@shadowfetchlinux.org. Each project has its own repository. Private infrastructure repositories are not listed here.