HakPoint is a modular enterprise management platform that helps companies centralize and manage their daily operations from one responsive interface.

Built with PHP 8.2+, MySQL, PDO, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, it is suitable for SMEs, distributors, retailers, service companies, and organizations looking for an adaptable business-management solution.

Main features

• 📊 Dashboard with KPIs, charts, summaries, and recent activity
• 🤝 CRM management for prospects, customers, and suppliers
• 📦 Product and service catalog with pricing, margins, notes, and files
• 🏬 Warehouse and inventory management
• 🔄 Stock transfers, adjustments, movements, lots, serial numbers, and physical inventories
• 📝 Complete sales workflow: quotations, orders, invoices, credit notes, and payments
• 🛒 Supplier purchases, purchase orders, supplier invoices, and payments
• 🚚 Shipment and reception management
• 🏦 Bank accounts, payment methods, reconciliation, and cash-flow tracking
• 📚 Basic accounting with accounts, journals, periods, entries, balance, and general ledger
• 📄 PDF generation for business documents
• ✉️ Email preparation and document sharing
• ✍️ Electronic signature workflow
• ✅ Approval and validation workflows
• 📈 Business reports, analytics, status monitoring, and Excel/CSV exports
• 📂 Document management and secure uploads
• 👥 User accounts, hierarchy, roles, and granular permissions
• 🔐 Two-factor authentication, CSRF protection, login controls, and audit logs
• 💾 Database backup and restoration
• 🔌 REST API protected by API keys, Bearer authentication, and configurable CORS
• 🤖 HakPoint AI assistant with French, English, and Arabic support
• 🧩 Optional modules for projects, agenda, POS, manufacturing/BOM, currencies, and custom fields
• 📱 Responsive interface for computers, tablets, and mobile devices

How HakPoint helps companies

Technology stack

• Backend: PHP 8.2+
• Database: MySQL with PDO
• Frontend: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript
• Dependency management: Composer
• Integration: REST/JSON API
• Hosting: Standard PHP/MySQL hosting, Apache/cPanel, or Caddy-based environments
• Architecture: Modular, configurable, and designed for future extension

Free public version

HakPoint is available publicly and is intended to remain free and open source.

I am not requesting payment for the public version. If you find the project useful, the best way to support its development is simply to give the repository a ⭐ on GitHub.

Every star improves the project’s visibility and encourages me to continue adding features, improving security, and making HakPoint more professional.

👉 GitHub repository: github.com/hakkachhamza/HakPoint

Private and customized version

Companies that need a more specialized solution can request a private and professionally customized version, including:

• Custom branding and interface
• Company-specific modules and workflows
• Integration with existing websites, APIs, or databases
• Private GitHub repository
• Deployment and configuration
• Security hardening
• Data migration
• Maintenance, training, and technical support

Pricing can be adapted fairly according to the company’s requirements, project scope, and expected support.

Contact Hamza Hakkache:

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• Email: [[email protected]]()

A thank you for open source builders. You put in the work, we want to send something back.

Drop your open source repo below. My team picks one they find interesting. No star requirement, no follow, no catch. Winner gets a Fleet device shipped for free.

What's Fleet? I was running Claude Code on my laptop, Codex on my desktop, more agents on servers. No way to manage them all. So I built a device that sits on your desk and connects to every agent across every machine. You talk to it, agents send you status updates, you don't need 10 terminal tabs.

Been using the prototype for a month. Cant live without it.

Drop your repo. Thanks for what you build.

Edit: I didn't think that I can gather this many great people. I might not be able to reply to you all but be assure that my team will check all of the repos here. Will try to make this a weekly event, so for this week, the deadline is Sunday. Big thanks to all of you.

Docs rot the moment code changes, and nobody updates them on purpose - RepoDocs regenerates them, citing file:line for every claim.

It's a CLI, not a plugin: it shells out to whatever coding agent session you already have open (Claude Code by default, or OMP/Codex), scans the repo deterministically first, then has the agent write each page from what the scan found. Rebuilds hash sources and only regenerate what changed. It also diagrams how the modules fit, and can publish straight to a GitHub Wiki. Publishing is guarded (dry-run first, refuses main/master/trunk, scans for secrets).

Zero runtime dependencies - Python 3.10+, stdlib only. v0.2.0. Runs locally; your code never leaves your machine.

uvx --from repodocs repodocs-all .

> github.com/aryrabelo/repodocs — if you try it, tell me what broke.

Hey everyone,

I built DevTime, a CLI tool that scans your repo and creates a local “memory” of how your project actually works.

It helps you:

• Understand the big picture (concepts + relationships)
• Get answers about your codebase
• See what’s risky in a change before you commit
• Keep decisions & context in one place
• Works offline. No cloud, no telemetry, open source.

I made it because I got tired of re-explaining the same parts of my projects to new teammates and AI tools.
Would love feedback from you all 🙏

Repo: https://github.com/Shakargy/devtime

DevPrint — turn your GitHub profile into a shareable "developer ID card [link in comments]

Log in with GitHub, get an instant card with your stats, top languages, and contribution heatmap. No forms, no setup — just your GitHub identity, decoded.

Live link and Github repo linked in comments. Do give a star to the project if you like it!

What it does:

- One-click GitHub OAuth login → your card is generated instantly

- Language breakdown, followers, star count, and a contribution heatmap — all computed server-side from raw GitHub API data (no third-party widgets)

- Search any GitHub username to generate their card too, no login required

- Logged-in users get a permanent shareable link .

Why I built it: most GitHub card generators are either static badge images or gated behind a paywall. I wanted to own the whole pipeline - OAuth, GraphQL, a real caching layer against GitHub's rate limits - rather than embed someone else's widget.

Stack: Node/Express, EJS, Auth0 (GitHub OAuth), GitHub REST + GraphQL APIs, MongoDB for caching. Deployed on Render.

Still rough around the edges - no rate limiting yet, logging's on the roadmap. Would love feedback on the UI or the code.

Repo's open, issues/PRs welcome.

Routeveil is an open-source React + TypeScript transition system for React Router.

It provides:

- 20 built-in page and overlay transitions

- transition-specific TypeScript options

- declarative RouteveilLink navigation

- programmatic navigation

- previews without route changes

- cursor-aware radial effects

- reduced-motion support

- support for custom transitions

The transition engine handles the route exit, navigation, incoming render, entry animation, and cleanup without requiring animation code inside page components.

Repo:

https://github.com/milkevich/routeveil

Interactive demo:

https://routeveil.dev

Test out the transitions:
https://routeveil.dev/lab

I have tried downloading and scanning for virus on Windows. However on my mac the app is shown as damaged and I notice there is this 修复软件损坏 (aka Repair corrupted Software) in the installer windows. I don't think I will be running the exec file as it needs me to explicitly allow permission from Settings -> Privacy & Security screen.

built this over a weekend and figured some of you might want it on your profile readme. it renders your contribution graph as a snake that actually plays the game: it pathfinds to your commits, avoids its own body, and grows as it eats. one python file and you add it with a single github action.

https://github.com/dahan8473/snake-and-commits

happy to take feedback or feature requests.

I've been watching Nova Designs on YouTube for a while and loved how clean his code presentations look. Turns out he uses CodeSlides which is great, but it's subscription-based.

So I built OpenSlides — a free, open-source, fully offline desktop app for making animated code presentations. Think CodeSlides, but it runs natively on your machine, your data never leaves your disk, and you own everything.

https://github.com/codewiththiha/OpenSlides.git

Hey everyone,

I use Mermaid for diagramming, but I was tired of tools that require a login, track usage, or save data to a third-party cloud. I just wanted a simple tool where my diagrams stay completely private (and I couldn't find one).

So I built Mermify. It’s fully client-side, runs entirely in your browser, and doesn’t track a thing. I just updated it to v0.3 it now supports Flow Charts & Sequence Diagram.

What it actually does:

• Real-time Sync: Type raw Mermaid syntax in Monaco or visually drag nodes/edges on the canvas. It syncs instantly both ways.
• Drag-to-Create & Inline Editing: Drag from a node's socket into empty space to spawn connected nodes, and edit labels directly on the canvas.
• 100% Private Links: Uses pako to compress the entire diagram state into the URL hash. No database, no backend.
• Run it Anywhere: Zero backend means you can easily self-host it, or just install it as a standalone desktop PWA.

The Rough Edges & Tech Stack:

I'm mostly used to Python and Docker environments, so TypeScript isn't my native tongue. I used an LLM to handle the TS syntax heavy-lifting while I focused entirely on the UX logic, product flow, and writing robust E2E/unit tests.

Note: It's strictly for desktop right now (screens width ≥ 1024px) due to the side-by-side layout.

I’m really proud of how it turned out, but since I'm stepping out of my comfort zone with TS/React, feel free to roast the app or the implementation (constructively!). Let me know what features you're missing or what I can improve.

🚀 Live App:https://tra-sco.github.io/mermify/

📦 GitHub Repo:https://github.com/tra-sco/mermify

I have built an offline FOSS app to perform PDF and DOCX operations after getting fed up by sluggish, freemium websites like ilovepdf and smallpdf.

Thanks to the community's amazing support, the project just crossed 100 stars! I've spent the last few weeks using your feedback to optimize the UI design, improve functionality, and heavily reduce the app size.

Source - https://github.com/vasuki-re/IStanPdf

My goal is to help as many users as possible permanently ditch these freemium sites. If you like the project or the idea, please consider giving a star to the repo - it really helps the app reach more people!

I wanted a simple way to share passwords, API keys, and snippets without trusting a server with the plaintext, so I built binthere.

It's a zero-knowledge, end-to-end encrypted pastebin where everything is encrypted locally in your browser using AES-256-GCM before it's uploaded. The server only ever stores ciphertext, while the decryption key stays in the URL fragment and never leaves your device.

It's built as a single Cloudflare Worker, supports one-time ("burn after read") notes with 24-hour expiry, includes an official CLI, and is fully open source.

I'd love to hear any feedback on the security model, architecture, or overall UX.

GitHub: https://github.com/nxfu/binthere

Demo: https://binthere.gaury.dev

I've just open-sourced PDFClear, a privacy-first collection of PDF tools that processes documents directly in the browser.

I built it because most online PDF services require users to upload potentially sensitive documents to a remote server. With PDFClear, the documents themselves stay on the user's device.

It currently supports:

• Merging, splitting, rotating, reordering, and compressing PDFs
• Adding text, images, signatures, watermarks, and page numbers
• Filling forms and editing PDF metadata
• Converting between PDFs, images, text, HTML, and Markdown
• Browser-based OCR for scanned documents
• Local AI summarization and semantic PDF search

The AI and OCR tools download their required assets when first used. Once those assets are loaded and cached, users can disconnect from the internet and continue working locally.

The project is built with React, TypeScript, Vite, PDF.js, pdf-lib, qpdf-wasm, Tesseract.js, and Transformers.js. It is licensed under Apache-2.0 and can also be self-hosted.

Source: https://github.com/aliansari22/pdfclear
Live version: https://www.pdfclear.com

I'd especially appreciate feedback on the privacy model, browser architecture, documentation, and areas where contributors could help.

A while ago, I saw a post about a deaf mom expressing how much real-time captions meant to them, seeing what her kids say while playing (3rd photo).

Yes its not the most unique project but the existing projects are either not local, dont have a clicktrough overlay, no transparent text option, not performant enough, dont have enough customization options or just not good looking enough imo.

I want more people to be interested in the goal, and have people that are actually using it. So feel free to drop by and tell me what you think https://github.com/ErdemKaraahmet/Real-Time-Subtitler