Hanabi-Live/hanabi-live
Hanab Live is a free, open-source website where people can play Hanabi — a cooperative card game where players work together using logic and limited information — entirely in their browser with others online. It handles everything from the game interface to player accounts and game history, essentially bringing a beloved tabletop experience to the web.
§ 1 — why it matters
With 93 contributors and an active player community, this project demonstrates strong demand for browser-based adaptations of tabletop games — a low-cost, high-engagement category that requires no app store or hardware. For builders, it serves as a proven blueprint for launching multiplayer, real-time game experiences on the web with an open-source foundation ready to fork and adapt.
§ 3 — also rising in open source utilities this week
- zortos293/LichiiLichii is an open-source software tool that lets people play Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 games on a regular computer, without needing the original console hardware. It is built on top of several earlier similar projects and is actively being improved for broader game compatibility.+5.7k stars this week
- Gathin23/cleanyourtvCleanYourTV is a free tool that removes unwanted pre-installed apps and ads from Android-based smart TVs — including Google TV, Fire TV, and brands like Sony, TCL, and Xiaomi — using a wireless connection, no cables required. It also replaces the cluttered default TV interface with a cleaner, Apple TV-style home screen focused on content rather than advertisements.+4.2k stars this week
- we-promise/sureSure is a free, open-source personal finance app that lets anyone manage their money, track wealth, and get financial insights — originally built by a funded startup that spent nearly $1 million on development before shutting down and releasing the code publicly. It can be run on your own server or accessed through a web browser, desktop app, or mobile app.+3.6k stars this week
- awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhostedAwesome-Selfhosted is a massive, community-maintained directory of free software applications that businesses and individuals can run on their own servers instead of paying for subscription-based cloud services like Salesforce or Google Workspace. It covers nearly every business function imaginable — from email and calendars to analytics, file storage, and team communication — giving users full control over their data and infrastructure.+2.3k stars this week
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