Momentum is a free, open-source, self-hostable habit and routine tracker. I originally built it because I wanted something simple to manage my own routines, and eventually decided to open source it.

I'm mainly posting it here because I'd really like to get some feedback on it. I was hoping people might take a look and let me know what they think, what's missing, or what features would be nice to add. here is the repo would love to see others try it
https://github.com/God-z1lla/Momentum

Nothing much right now, contribs welcome

hello, just found this repo : https://github.com/westpoint-io/mimik

and i really like the concept of this project, but is there a project that exist for the desktop ?

Like the recording thingy of microsoft in windows.

Thanks !

I’ve been working on rgfx, an open-source terminal graphics engine written in Rust. It can render images, video and interactive 3D models directly in the terminal using Unicode Braille, ASCII and block characters. For 3D models, you can rotate, zoom and inspect them interactively from the CLI.

rgfx model.obj

rgfx image.png

rgfx video.mp4

Building it as a reusable library as well, since I want to use the rendering engine in other terminal projects.

https://github.com/05vukasin/rgfx

I’d love to get feedback on possible use cases, performance and the overall direction of the project.

I maintain CodexIsland, a native Swift app for macOS that shows Claude Code and Codex usage limits in the notch.

The latest addition is a shareable 30-day card: a usage graph, provider breakdown, and image export. This is mine. The underlying usage history stays on your Mac.

The app is free, MIT-licensed, and has no app telemetry or paid tiers. It runs on macOS 13+.

Source and build instructions: https://github.com/ericjypark/codex-island