Open Source Dart Artificial Intelligence Software for Windows

ChatMCP is a cross‑platform AI chat client that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to provide unified chat experiences across environments—including desktop, mobile, and web—with synchronization and protocol support tailored for MCP. You can install MCP Server from MCP Server Market, MCP Server Market is a collection of MCP Server, you can use it to chat with different data. Tested on major distributions: Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch Linux, openSUSE. Improved Experience: Latest versions include better dark theme support, unified data storage following XDG Base Directory Specification, and an optimized UI layout for Linux desktop environments is planned.

Short GPT Lite is a simple tool for Windows/Linux based on OpenAI's GPT3/GPT4 large language model. The main focus is to get quick and concise answers from GPT. ShortGPT is now available on Android : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.github.rupeshs.shortgpt_lite ShortGPT basic web version is now available try it for free: https://nolowiz.com/shortgpt-get-short-and-concise-answers-from-gpt-for-free/

AIdea is a comprehensive Flutter-based cross-platform app integrating major AI models—OpenAI GPT, Chinese models Tongyi Qianwen and Wenxin Yiyan, plus image models like Stable Diffusion for text-to-image, image-to-image, SDXL 1.0, super-resolution, and colorization. It includes a client app, server backend, and Docker deployment scripts for hosted setups.

Glowby is an open-source platform designed to assist users in creating and sharing interactive educational content, enabling collaborative learning experiences.

flutter_ume is an in-app debug-kit platform for Flutter applications, developed by ByteDance’s Flutter Infra team. It lets developers embed a suite of debugging tools directly into a Flutter app (during development or debug builds), enabling inspection, performance monitoring, UI debugging, network request inspection, widget hierarchy introspection, and more — all from within the running app. UME bundles multiple “plugin kits” (e.g., UI inspector, performance monitor, device info panel, network inspector via Dio, console log viewer, code viewer, touch indicator) so developers can enable only the tools they need. It supports Flutter 3 and Dart with null-safety, integrates as a dev dependency (so it doesn’t ship by default with production builds), and offers a simple API to activate the debug overlay. Because it's open source under MIT license, developers can also create custom plugin kits and extend UME’s capabilities to suit their debugging or testing workflow.