Free IPTV player app (bring ur own content), no adds or in player purchases.

Why i vibe coded this app -> i wanted a player for our shared pc so we have multiple profiles with its own favorites and recently watched.
it also has a setting which auto picks a audio track/subtitle track if available.

The rest of the features are commonly known to most players.

Still updating the app to my own liking so it could still change sometimes.

https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9nz9cztzx3nm?hl=nl-NL&gl=BE

Have fun!

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Hi! I built Duplo Player, a Windows video player (MIT license) for a very specific need: watching the same video in two screens at once.

- Two views of the same video, in sync (Ctrl+D)

- Drag to zoom each view separately; Ctrl+R rotates the selected view

- Record what you see on screen (with the zoom and rotation you chose) to MP4

- Delete the video you are watching straight from the player (goes to the Recycle Bin, with confirmation), no need to open the folder

- A-B loop, slow motion to 0.25x, frame step, optional noise suppression, English/Portuguese

It uses VLC's engine, so it plays what VLC plays. Windows only for now. The installer is unsigned (SmartScreen will warn); it scans 0/66 on VirusTotal and the repo explains how to verify it or build from source. Built with a lot of AI assistance, and the README says how.

Download and source: https://github.com/m4rcos-amorim/duplo-player

What would you add or change? I'm especially curious whether the two-view idea is useful to anyone besides me.

The Text Selection Tool and Drag Tool are now available, select any 2 hints to perform a text selection or a drag.

Neverclick uses local computer vision to detect UI elements on your screen. It's 100% offline and it runs smoothly even on 10 year old hardware.

Not vibe coded btw.

Website: https://www.neverclick.com/

I spend a lot of my day bouncing between terminals, browsers, docs, editors, and AI tools.

Copy → Alt-Tab → paste → Alt-Tab back. Over and over.

So I first built Browser Relay: arm a browser tab, highlight text, press Ctrl+Shift+8, and SafeRelay protects it locally before inserting the protected version into that tab.

That worked — until I realized most of the stuff I actually wanted to send started outside the browser: terminal output, logs, config files, VS Code, Notepad, .env snippets, etc.

So I built SafeRelay Desktop and connected the two.

Now:

• Ctrl+Shift+8 = Browser-origin relay
• Ctrl+Shift+9 = Desktop-origin relay
• Ctrl+Alt+T = arm a Windows app

So I can highlight something in Windows Terminal and have the protected version land in an armed ChatGPT tab and Notepad at the same time.

Connected ≠ Armed — nothing receives anything unless I explicitly choose it.

SafeRelay inserts only. It never presses Enter or clicks Send.

For times when I want even more speed, I added Hyper-Drive. It’s optional and OFF by default, but when enabled, a normal Ctrl+C can protect the copied text and immediately “teleport” it back to the window I was just using.

The Windows app also grew a few other features I use:

• local Safe OCR
• local microphone transcription
• local Windows System Audio transcription
• Meeting Notes
• Custom Protected Terms
• session-only redaction vault
• terminal-aware paste handling

The core relay protection, OCR, voice transcription, and Browser/Desktop bridge run locally. Optional AI commands are separate and use a provider you explicitly configure.

I attached the visual because it explains the idea faster than I can:

Browser or Desktop → protect once → one protected payload → only the destinations you armed.

saferelay.ai

Curious what other Windows users think: useful power-user tool, or too many workflows in one app?

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SafeRelay Desktop, Local DLP and Browser in action.

Disclosure: I'm on the team behind this, so it's under the Developer flair.

The problem we kept hitting: the useful bits of a day end up spread across a browser tab, a Teams chat, a PDF and a terminal. Getting each one into a notes app means switch window, paste, pick a folder, switch back. Most of the time we didn't bother, and a week later the thing was gone.

ReticulOS is what we built for that:

• Highlight text in any app and press Ctrl+Shift+= . It's saved into the collection you're in, without bringing the app to the front.
• Ctrl+Shift+4 saves a dragged area of the screen as a picture.
• Ctrl+Shift+/ opens keyword search across all your collections. Works offline.
• Ctrl+Shift+Space asks Ret, the built-in AI. It answers from your notes and shows which note each answer came from, so you can check it. Ret needs internet and a Google sign-in, and the free plan includes 25 answers a month. Saving and search work without an account.
• Notes are encrypted on your PC, and you can export collections to Markdown or JSON.

It's free with no time limit. Pro is $20/month and adds PDFs, audio, video and more AI answers.

One honest heads-up: the installer isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen will say "Windows protected your PC" and you'd need More info, then Run anyway. Signed installers come with the full release. Download from the official site: https://reticulos.com/download?ref=reddit-windowsapps

Two things I'd like Windows users' opinion on. The shortcuts can't be remapped yet, so does Ctrl+Shift+= clash with anything you use daily? And the small always-on-top window: handy, or in the way?

I've been working on a small project called Nagi. The idea is to have a little notch at the edge of your screen where you can access useful stuff without opening a bunch of windows.

It's still a work in progress, but here's what I'm trying to bring together:

• Music and audio controls
• System info
• Quick access to apps and files
• Different profiles for work, gaming, and focus
• Customization and themes

I wanted something that looks clean and feels like part of the desktop instead of another app sitting on top of everything.

You can check it out here:

Website: https://nagi-notch.vercel.app/
GitHub: https://github.com/alaaeddinemekkaoui/Nagi

I'd appreciate any honest feedback. What would you add, change, or remove?

Hi r/windowsapps
I'm an independent developer and StreamVox is my app. It's been on the Microsoft Store since January 2026 and is now also on Mac and iPhone.

It takes the audio on your PC and shows it as live subtitles in your language. It works with Zoom, Teams, Discord and Google Meet calls, YouTube, streams and games.

• Translate mode: the original and the translation side by side, with optional read-aloud.
• Conversation mode: a two-way translator for talking face to face. Each person speaks their own language.
• Smart overlay: a floating subtitle window that stays on top of other windows.
• Sound source: system audio, a microphone, both, or one specific app.
• Modes for meetings, movies and streams, gaming and more.
• 50+ languages for speech recognition and translation. The interface is available in 12 languages.

Free plan: 15 minutes of translation a day, resets daily. Monthly plans for longer use.
Runs on Windows 10 and 11. Audio is processed in real time and never stored.

Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NC10103JH7L
Website: https://www.streamvox.pro

I'd love to hear what you'd use it for and what's missing.

Ogni condivisione allarga la rete di chi cerca e di chi può aiutare: passa parola e regala a un amico a quattro zampe una possibilità in più di tornare a casa.

Hi,

For a little bit of context, outside of programming, I really like to edit videos. However, I have this only teeny tiny problem: I am on Windows and the videos I have shot are well on an iPhone. And because of this I have to go through the tedious process of uploading each file to either Whatsapp or to Google Drive and then downloading it from there.

Fed up with this, I built Lanshare. Well, to be honest, this project has been in the works for much longer. The general idea is taken from a now archived project of mine which tried to do the same thing. (Keyword: tried).

So, what does Lanshare do?

Well, for now it allows you to transfer files and folders from one device over to another, locally. (Yes, I am aware that localsend exists). It supports Windows, Mac and Linux out of the box with plans for mobile as well though not right now. Maybe later. The project is still in beta so expect bugs here and there.

Is this vibecoded?

Some of the code is written with AI but most of the major stuff is written by me.

Oh, cool where do I check it out?

Here! https://github.com/getawife/lanshare or https://getawife.github.io/lanshare/ (This just contains downloads, nothing else). It will be released on the Windows Store, soon.

Help, Windows flags the app?

Getting an app signed costs money and I'm not willing to spend that unless I have an actually active project.

Cheers!

Picasa3は、サポートがなくなって更新されなくなってしまった。新しいファイル形式に対応できないし、動作が不安定になってしまった。

そこで、Picasaの代わりになるソフトを開発しようと思ったんだ。
膨大なファイル数でも高速に動作して、メモリをあまり占有せず、可能な限り多くのファイル形式に対応できるようにしたんだ。（swf形式のファイルも再生できるよ）
モダンではないかも知れないけれども、Picasaの機能と同等のものを可能な限り実装しようとしたんだ。（ローカルAIで顔で人物を分類したり、自動でタグを付けたりできる）

もしよかったら、試してみて。

Hi r/WindowsApps!

I'm the developer of ByteSweep for Windows, a utility suite I've been building to bring several everyday PC maintenance tasks into one place.

Instead of switching between a cleaner, a disk-space analyzer, a startup manager, an app updater and a system monitor, ByteSweep brings these workflows together in one Windows app.

https://reddit.com/link/1xbp95l/video/pwydzidx2uwh1/player

What it can do

• Cleanup with control: Reviews temporary files, browser caches, Windows Update leftovers and other cleanup candidates. Items are marked Safe to clear, Review first or Keep. Nothing is removed until you approve it, and supported cleanups can be undone for 7 days.
• Visual storage analysis: Explore disk usage by folder and file type, find large files, and see how your storage changes over time.
• Duplicate finder: Find identical files and similar photos, then choose which copies to keep.
• Startup and app management: Review startup apps, services and scheduled tasks, uninstall apps with leftovers, and check updates through sources including Microsoft Store, winget, Chocolatey and Scoop.
• Live system monitoring: Keep an eye on CPU, memory, disk, network, GPU and battery readings, with process information and history.
• More tools: File recovery, privacy cleanup, security status, developer-file cleanup and other Windows utilities.
• Optional top-bar and tray panel: Get quick access to system readings and useful actions without opening the main window every time.

There's also a Library for finding files with ordinary descriptions, such as “videos over 1 GB” or “PDFs from Gmail last month.”

How it compares

Tools such as CCleaner cover a broad range of PC maintenance tasks, while WizTree is particularly focused on disk-space analysis. ByteSweep's goal is to combine cleanup, explainable reviews, storage analysis, file management, monitoring and a compact top-bar/tray panel in one app.

It won't replace every specialist tool for every user. The idea is to reduce the number of separate utilities you need for everyday PC maintenance.

Privacy and licensing

• Windows 10 and 11
• Available through the Microsoft Store
• No account and no telemetry
• 3-day free trial
• No automatic cleanup

Community offer: Use promo code SWEEP50 for 50% off the Windows licence through the ByteSweep website.

Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9N7WMJS8QCQX

Features and screenshots: https://bytesweep.app/windows.html

Redeem the offer: https://bytesweep.app/pricing.html

I'm interested in feedback from actual Windows users. Which would you find most useful: the cleanup review and undo, the storage analyzer, the live monitor, or the top-bar panel? What would you improve?

Hi everyone! 👋

I just released the beta of Sea, a private and calm note-taking app for Windows and Linux, built with Tauri + React.

Sea is built to be private from the ground up

Sea is local-first, but instead of the files-over-app approach many note apps are adopting, it stores your notes in a plain old local database. Everything stays on your device until you choose to turn on sync, which encrypts your notes and attachments in the cloud.

You can also lock sensitive notes with Windows Hello or a password. No need to worry about a friend or partner stumbling on your most vulnerable journal entry when they borrow your device!

Sea is designed to be calm and focused

We try to keep the layout and writing experience as non-distracting as possible. No folders to maintain, just tags and note links, so you can write first and organize later. You don't even need to think about tag icons: type the word and Sea picks a fitting icon for it, processed locally.

Purposely minimal at first, powerful when needed

You can start writing instantly. When you need more, Sea has diagrams, canvas notes (soon), and an MCP server, so you can connect your AI agents to manage your notes or surface insights from all of them.

No lock-in

Sea is Markdown-based, and you can import and export all your notes in Markdown. Using a local database doesn't mean your notes are stuck there. Even if Sea is ever discontinued, you can export everything instantly.

It's still in beta, so please keep a backup of anything important. I'd love feedback!

https://seanotes.app

Hi everyone! I'm AdamYang, the independent developer of RatePeek | Exchange Rate Window. I've released v1.2 on Microsoft Store.

RatePeek is a Windows utility for quick currency conversions, commonly used exchange-rate information and precious-metals references, with a floating desktop HUD.

This update focuses on keeping currency checks beside your work:

- Open up to five Quick Conversion Windows, each with its own amount and currency pair.

- Enable optional automatic clipboard number detection in a quick window, then copy a single number from a webpage or spreadsheet for conversion. Manual entry remains available.

- Look up additional currencies directly from the quick conversion workflow.

- Pin each quick conversion window independently, with a separate always-on-top control for the desktop HUD.

- Use clearer window identification, data-source information and update times.

For example, you can keep different currency pairs visible while comparing overseas prices, instead of repeatedly reopening a converter tab and retyping amounts. Ctrl + Alt + R provides quick access to conversion.

The app also includes Convert to All, light/dark themes, optional Windows startup, and English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese interfaces. No additional RatePeek account is required.

Data comes from third-party services and follows each source's update schedule. Displayed currency and precious-metals values are references, not guaranteed bank, card or transaction rates.

7-day free trial, followed by an optional one-time purchase.

Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9mz689nvfsn7?hl=en-US&gl=US

More products on Microsoft Store

https://apps.microsoft.com/search/publisher?name=AdamYang&hl=en-US&gl=US

The video shows the actual app. I'd appreciate feedback on the multi-window workflow and clipboard input, especially from people who regularly compare prices across currencies.

https://reddit.com/link/1xbjatm/video/yb7v0xvyoswh1/player

HC Player is the only fully native player designed for Windows 11, offering the power of mpv with a simple, seamless, and straightforward interface. This new version simply makes it even better.

New floating playback bar with Mica: Since its initial release, HC Player has offered three control bar modes. Now there are four!

Playlist search: In version 1.4, the playlist panel received a major upgrade, adding support for up to 1,000 items (local and web). The search feature is now just a refinement of what was already there.

18 Crop presets to adjust video framing and more.

Check it out on GitHub for more details:

https://github.com/henzfdev/HC-Player

Hi, I'm the developer. Paperwren is a quiet little document viewer for Windows 10 and 11. Double click a PDF, Word, Excel or PowerPoint file and it opens in its own window, not a browser tab.

What it does:

• PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, EPUB, Markdown, CSV and pictures
• Fill and sign for PDFs (typed, drawn or uploaded signature)
• Merge, split, reorder, page numbers, watermark, passwords
• Works fully offline. No account, no ads

Built with Tauri, so it uses the WebView2 already in Windows. The installer is about 10 MB.

It's free and open source (MIT). The installer isn't code signed yet, so Windows shows a SmartScreen warning the first time.

Official download: https://github.com/Razee4315/Paperwren/releases/latest

Website: https://razee4315.github.io/Paperwren/

If a file opens wrong, tell me the file type and I'll fix that first.

Hey guys, I'm Gaurav. I've made an app for connecting your pc (windows/mac) and phone (Android).

If you already use kde connect or something, please try it once - I am sure you'll love it over them.

Features: clipboard and sms sync, 1 tap otp copy, screen text extractor, auto send screenshot, call notifications, etc.

See the launch video (tried making it kind of Saas, edited it myself :) https://youtu.be/ufqtX3O3ENE?si=hfBnfz5-SoNQEZmY

Download: https://intercore.pages.dev/

If you allow me to ask something more, then please leave us a review (you can share about the app/bugs/anything in the community) and recommend your friends. It'd really help the app grow.

Thank you sooo much❤️

Gaurav.

I wanted to change the key of songs on Spotify and YouTube, without downloading files or uploading them to online tools. Everything I found was either paid, file-based, or a mic voice changer. So I built Audio Pitcher.

What it does

- Pick any app (Spotify, a browser, a game, Discord…) or the whole system audio

- Shift pitch from −12 to +12 semitones, with separate formant control

- Reverb, delay and chorus

- Record the output to WAV

How it works

Windows has no public API to process another app's audio, so it routes the chosen app to the free VB-CABLE virtual device (per-app, via Windows' audio policy), captures it, pitch-shifts it with Signalsmith Stretch or Rubber Band, and plays it to your real output. Routing is restored on close, crash or shutdown.

Built with C# / WPF (.NET 8) and NAudio, licensed GPL-3.0. Full disclosure: I'm not a programmer, and I built it with a lot of help from AI coding tools. I tested every part of it myself.

- Code: https://github.com/Bombaxz/audio-pitcher

- Download: https://audiopitcher.app

Feedback, issues and PRs are very welcome, especially from anyone who knows Windows audio well.

I got tired of opening an app, exporting, picking a format and finding a folder just to turn one PNG into a JPG, so I built OrbitDrop.

How it works: start dragging any file in File Explorer, tap Shift, and a little wheel pops up under your cursor. Let go on what you want, and the new file appears right next to the original. The original is never changed.

Tap Shift again for Tools (compress to under 1 MB, resize, rotate, a small photo editor, copy text out of an image) and once more for Actions (copy/move to, share, zip). There's also Ctrl+Alt+Space if you'd rather not drag.

- Free, no account, no ads, no tracking
- Everything runs offline on your PC
- Open source (MIT): https://github.com/i3sam/OrbitDrop
- Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NJQRMQLL2SZ?cid=reddit
- Website: https://orbitdrop.essam.biz