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CellWriterDS is an handwriting recognition library. It is a Nintendo DS porting of Cell Writer, an open source application written by Michael Levin. Read more

StringTunerDS is a Nintendo DS homebrew useful to tune guitars and other musical instruments. It can detect a sound's pitch and display the corresponding tone and octave. It can work in autodetect mode or it's possible to select a target frequency. When StringTunerDS works in autodetect mode it displays the detected pitch. The target frequency can be setted selecting the target tone and octave or choosing the instruments (guitar or bass), the tuning mode and the string to tune. The base frequency for A can be setted between 435 and 445 Hz (440 Hz at default) and is possible to generate the target sound (this function is not enabled in autodetect mode). Read more

Infantile Paralyzer updated his his legendary shell application "MoonShell". Read more

Wii Quizz is a homebrew quiz game in french and english language, but features only questions in french for now. Read more

Frodo is a Commodore 64 emulator written by Christian Bauer ( http://frodo.cebix.net ). It was ported to the Wii by Simon Kagstrom and does not share any code with FrodoWii. Read more

EasyEdit is an easy-to-use text editor written in Python for Series 60 Symbian-based devices. Read more

Caltroid is a Caltrain schedule application for the Google Android platform. It is a port of the Python Caltrain schedule application for the Android platform using Java and the Android SDK. Read more

Missing a spirit level at home developer Alanceil decided to use the Wiimote as a replacement. Put the Wiimote on a surface you want to use as a reference and press A. This will start a calibration, and afterwards you can put it on a target surface to see its difference in inclination. Read more

Menu Patcher is an app inspired by Starfall, designed to permanently mod your System Menu. It is open source, and can easily be extended to include new patches. Read more

Wiilander is a clone of the popular classic 70s Lunar Lander game. With a big different, you don't use buttons - instead just hold the Wiimote horizontally and rotate it to control the angle of the ship, and twist it to control the throttle of your rocket. Discover the secret word, landing on all the bases! Read more