Indie Dev Radar

2026-11-14 · 6

6.5 · Okay Open source · GitHub Trending · Kotlin · AI: DeepSeek 6.5 ✓

RikkaHub: A Native Android LLM Chat Client with Multi-Provider Support

RikkaHub is a native Android LLM chat client built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose that lets users switch between multiple OpenAI-, Google- and Anthropic-compatible providers. It offers MCP and Skills support, Markdown rendering, web search, agent customization, file-based memory, web access and phone control, and the project does not accept pull requests.
What this means for indie developers:Indie Android developers can study it as an open-source reference for multi-provider LLM integration, Compose UI and agent feature design.
6.5 · Okay Open source · GitHub Trending · Swift · AI: DeepSeek 6.5 ✓

maxgoedjen/secretive

Secretive is an open-source macOS app that stores SSH private keys in the Secure Enclave so they cannot be exported, optionally requiring Touch ID or Apple Watch authentication and notifying on key access. Macs without a Secure Enclave can use a smart card such as a YubiKey, and builds are produced by GitHub Actions with artifact attestation.
What this means for indie developers:Useful as a reference implementation for Secure Enclave-backed credential storage and auditable builds on macOS.
6.5 · Okay Open source · GitHub Trending · 今日(全部语言) · AI: DeepSeek 6.5 ✓

Alishahryar1/free-claude-code

An open-source proxy that routes 12 AI coding harnesses, including Claude Code, Codex, Cline and Aider, to models from 61 providers, claiming over 1.3B free tokens per month. It works from terminals, desktop apps, IDEs, Discord/Telegram and the browser, with retries, rate limits and automatic model/API-key fallback. The project says it follows provider terms and is not affiliated with Anthropic.
What this means for indie developers:Indie developers can cut AI coding costs with it, but free tiers depend on each provider's terms, so verify compliance before commercial use.
6.5 · Okay Policy · 9to5Mac(仅 App Store / 开发者相关) · AI: DeepSeek 6.5 ✓

Epic formally asks SCOTUS to uphold contempt ruling against Apple

Epic Games filed its official response to Apple's Supreme Court appeal, urging the justices to uphold the civil contempt ruling over App Store payment restrictions. The dispute centers on whether Apple's 27% commission on external purchases and limits on payment links circumvented the original injunction; Apple argues the order never explicitly barred those rules.
What this means for indie developers:The outcome will determine whether US apps can truly steer users to external payments and whether Apple can keep taking a cut, so indie developers with subscriptions or IAP should keep watching.
6.5 · Okay Tools · Hacker News 首页(全量,由 AI 筛选) · AI: DeepSeek 6.5 ✓

Ctrl+C, Ctrl+v, Ctrl+cve: Bypassing Android's Clipboard Read Security Measures

A technical post on bypassing Android's restrictions on clipboard reads. Since Android 10, background apps are limited from reading the clipboard; the article demonstrates methods to circumvent these safeguards.
What this means for indie developers:If your Android app relies on clipboard features, understand the platform limits and bypass techniques to assess permission and privacy compliance risks.
6.5 · Okay Policy · RevenueCat Blog · AI: DeepSeek 6.5 ✓

Apple's metadata API changes: no action needed with RevenueCat

Apple has notified developers that deprecated In-App Purchase and subscription metadata endpoints in the App Store Connect API will begin removal in early 2027. The new workflow attaches localizations and images to a version container that goes through App Review. RevenueCat says purchases, renewals, entitlements, webhooks and product sync are unaffected, and it will migrate its Product Editor and MCP tools by December 2026 with no SDK or configuration changes required.
What this means for indie developers:If you maintain your own App Store Connect API integration for IAP metadata, plan to migrate to the version-based endpoints before 2027; RevenueCat users can wait.