Tails is a live operating system that routes all traffic through Tor and leaves no trace on the computer after shutdown. Ideal for journalists, activists, and high-risk users.
Qubes OS isolates applications into separate virtual machines to contain breaches. Even if one app is compromised, the rest of the system remains protected.
Whonix forces all network traffic through Tor using a secure gateway/workstation architecture, reducing the risk of IP leaks and tracking.
GrapheneOS is a security-focused mobile OS with strong sandboxing, memory protections, and minimal attack surface, designed for Pixel devices.
macUSB is a free, notarized Mac app for creating bootable USB installers for macOS (including legacy versions), Windows, and Linux from local image files or a built-in macOS downloader, with automatic media prep and format checks.
CachyOS Linux Kernels are performance-tuned kernels for Arch-based systems, offering a choice of BORE, EEVDF, or BMQ CPU schedulers, LTO/PGO compiler optimizations, and extensive hardware-specific tuning for gaming and desktop use.
StartOS is an open-source Linux server OS that handles discovery, installation, backups, and health monitoring for self-hosted services, with a community marketplace covering Bitcoin, messaging, and cloud-storage alternatives.
FlashSpace is a blazingly-fast virtual workspace manager for macOS that replaces native Spaces. Assign apps to workspaces, switch instantly with hotkeys, and manage multiple displays independently, no animations, no waiting.
Armbian is a lightweight Debian/Ubuntu-based Linux distribution for ARM devices this build adds support for Amlogic, Rockchip, and Allwinner TV boxes so you can turn them into full Linux servers.
PureOS is a GNU/Linux distribution endorsed by the Free Software Foundation, focusing on privacy, security, and freedom from proprietary software.
Ubuntu can be hardened for privacy by disabling telemetry and using privacy-friendly defaults, making it a balanced choice for everyday users transitioning from Windows.
Headscale is an open-source, self-hosted implementation of the Tailscale control server that enables secure WireGuard-based mesh networking, private tailnets, node management, route sharing, and self-hosted VPN infrastructure for homelabs, teams, and private networks.
MentraOS is a privacy-friendly open-source platform for smart glasses, providing a unified runtime, hardware APIs, app store, and cross-device compatibility across a growing ecosystem of wearable devices.
OpenWrt is a Linux-based operating system for routers and embedded devices that provides package management, advanced networking tools, VPN support, and complete control over your hardware.
Ventoy lets you turn any USB drive into a multi-boot launcher, just copy your ISO, WIM, or IMG files onto it and pick one at startup. No reformatting, 1300+ tested images, and full UEFI Secure Boot support.
Flea is a fast, open-source, keyboard-first file manager built for Omarchy all operations run locally, no telemetry, benchmarked far ahead of Dolphin and Nautilus.