App Catalog
I build free & open source apps which respect your privacy
Coded with by Alicia Sykes
web check
All-in-one OSINT tool for analysing any website
Reactβ 24k
MIT
dashy
A self-hostable server dashboard. Status-checking, widgets, themes, icon packs, UI editor, and more
Vue.jsβ 20k
MIT
personal security checklist
The ultimate security checklist, 300+ tips for protecting your data online
Qwikβ 18k
awesome privacy
A curated list of apps, services and alternatives that respect your privacy
Astroβ 7k
CC0-1.0
portainer templates
500+ 1-click Portainer app templates
Pythonβ 2k
MIT
AdGuardian Term
Terminal-based, real-time traffic monitoring and statistics for your AdGuard Home instance
Rustβ 1k
MIT
dotfiles
~ β’ My Δotfiles
Shellβ 351
Sentiment Sweep
Sentiment analysis over real-time social media data, rendering live charts to visualise trends
CoffeeScriptβ 218
who dat
A free no-CORS WHOIS/RDAP lookup API, for fetching domain registration info
Goβ 187
MIT
email comparison
A quick comparison of private and / or secure email providers
Litβ 144
MIT
my website
A developer portfolio site, aggregating projects from GitHub and posts from RSS
Svelteβ 126
bug bounties
A compiled list of companies who have active programs for responsible disclosure
Svelteβ 122
MIT
git in
git into opensource. A roadmap and set of guides to help you get started with open source
Astroβ 118
MIT
Brewfile
My list of packages to be installed on MacOS via Homebrew, for the ultimate dev setup
Rubyβ 118
MIT
espanso config
My configuration files for the Espanso text expander
Shellβ 109
domain locker
Domain name portfolio app for monitoring your domains
Angularβ 60
MIT
minimal terminal prompt
A clean PS1 bash prompt, showing user, host, pathname and git status
Shellβ 59
MIT
anti theft charge
Safely charge your phone in public places without the worry of it being stolen
Kotlinβ 45
MIT
cheat code
An AI-powered coding assistant, built to try out the ChatGPT API
Svelteβ 44
all the countries
Just a quick app, for learning the countries, their capital cities, flags and other info
Vue.jsβ 37
MIT
hasami shogi
2-player tactical iOS game: Based on the traditional Japanese board game, Hasami Shogi (Swift V1.0)
Swiftβ 32
raid calculator
A quick tool for determining and comparing approximate capacity, speed and fault tolerance of different RAID configurations
Van.jsβ 28
MIT
sentiment analysis
A Node.js AFINN-111 based sentiment analysis module
CoffeeScriptβ 26
go apod
A free, public CORS-enabled, no-auth API for NASAs Astronomy Picture of the Day
Goβ 26
MIT
pax
A script which removes flashes from a video stream
Pythonβ 24
realtime speech analytics
Real-time visual analytics and entity extraction of live speech
JavaScriptβ 19
CSO
Chief Snack Officer - A platform for requesting, voting and managing office snacks
Solidβ 17
MIT
readme contribs
Simple embeddable contributor and sponsor widgets for your GitHub README
Honoβ 16
User Monkey
A complete user system written in PHP
PHPβ 16
happy app
Frictionless and anonymouse feedback system for agile teams
Angularβ 15
conky system stats widget
A minimal conky configuration to show real-time system resource usage on Linux
Shellβ 15
callisto theme standard notes
A dusty navy and teal color theme for Standard Notes and Listed.to
CSSβ 13
AGPL-3.0
NFU
NFU: Not Fucking Up- A Flutter app to help you really easily keep track of your targets
Dartβ 11
Docker TCPDump
Small Docker container to sniff the traffic of any other Docker container with tcpdump
Docker
AdGuardian Term (V1)
A terminal-based traffic an DNS monitor for your AdGuard Home instance
Gorevision quizzes
A website for creating, taking and sharing quizzes to aid with revision (a relic from the past)
PHP
Study Time
An (Android) app to reduce distraction while your studying
Javaminesweper
A remake of the classic minesweeper game for Android devices
JavaAbout
I'm Alicia Sykes (Lissy93 on GitHub), a developer from London π¬π§
I build free and open source software for the developers, and sometimes humans.
My objective is to build tools that respect a user's privacy and are accessible to everyone. I have a particular interest in security, Linux and self-hosting. But also just love to build things that are fun and (sometimes, maybe) useful.
I'm always up for learning new things and collaborating on projects, so feel free to reach out if you've got an idea you want to jam on!
