FlosForge
I’m a developer from Greece. These are the apps and tools I built for myself, and have now decided to release. Everything runs locally, with no telemetry and no lock-in.
Whenever something in my daily engineering work was slow, repetitive or just annoying, I wrote a small tool to fix it properly. Friends and colleagues saw them and started asking for copies.
For years they lived as private builds on my own laptops and phones. These are the best of them, polished and documented so that anyone can use them.
More about me and how I workYour notes, logs and data stay on your own device, in standard formats you can inspect, back up or export.
Nothing tracks what you do, collects behavioural analytics or quietly phones home.
Where AI helps, it runs on your device first. A cloud model is used only if you switch it on, with your own key.
5 of the tools are free and open source on GitHub, for anyone to read, use and fork.
Dimitrios T Developer, Athens, Greece I love building software, and almost everything here started as something I needed myself. I put these apps out there in good faith, in the hope that some of them help someone the way they have helped me.
The open-source ones are not a business. There is nothing to buy, no paid tier and no catch, and I make no money from them. If one of them makes your day a little easier, that is the whole point.
And I don’t collect your email or market to you: no mailing list, no newsletter. If you write to me, your address is used to reply, and for nothing else.
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Caller 0.2.0 comes as a ready-made app for macOS, Windows and Linux, on Intel and ARM, and adds flows, captures, a variables panel and proxy support. Here is which file to pick.
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You no longer need Visual Studio to try WinLevers: there is an installer and a portable zip for x64 and ARM PCs. Here is which one to pick, and what the Windows warnings on first run mean.
The API clients out there are excellent, enterprise-grade tools. I still built my own, for one reason: I wanted every request, token and response to stay on my own computer.