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The AlgoFly Journal.

Inside the tools we build and the ideas that move us forward.
Practical perspectives on AI, engineering, and open source.

Voice Keyboard — self-hosted dictation | AlgoFly Journal
Open Source / 7 MIN READ

Voice Keyboard: Self-Hosted Whisper Dictation That Types into Your Apps

Turn speech into keyboard input with your own Whisper server, desktop clients, and an optional ESP32 Bluetooth keyboard.

AlgoFly TeamSep 25, 2026
PortHub — self-hosted networking | AlgoFly Journal
Open Source / 14 MIN READ

Inside PortHub: Shared Terminals, Private Networks, and the Tools Between Them

Persistent terminal sharing, resumable file sync, screenshot links, smart web proxies, and modular native agents: explore what makes PortHub different.

AlgoFly TeamMay 15, 2026
Inside Autolycus Search: Streaming Jackett Results Before Every Indexer Finishes — AlgoFly Journal
Open Source / 7 MIN READ

Inside Autolycus Search: Streaming Jackett Results Before Every Indexer Finishes

How Autolycus turns Jackett into an incremental search experience with bounded concurrency, live filtering, cancellation, and visible indexer errors.

AlgoFly TeamFeb 15, 2026
Building Label Assist with Segment Anything in Our Annotation Tool — AlgoFly Journal
Computer Vision / 6 MIN READ

Building Label Assist with Segment Anything in Our Annotation Tool

How promptable segmentation becomes useful labeling assistance: editable proposals, human review, coordinate mapping, and reliable dataset exports.

AlgoFly TeamDec 10, 2025
DINOv3 — image classification on your dataset | AlgoFly Journal
Engineering / 6 MIN READ

How to Train an Image Classification Model with DINOv3 on a Custom Dataset

Foundation models are revolutionizing computer vision, and Meta's DINOv3 stands out as a particularly powerful vision backbone. If you're looking to achieve state-of-the-art performance on your custom image classification tasks, DINOv3 is a

Nitin RaiSep 8, 2025
SAHI — sliced inference for large images | AlgoFly Journal
Engineering / 4 MIN READ

Introducing SAHI and Sliding Window Functions for Large Image Processing

What is Small Object Detection? Detecting very small objects in images is a hard problem in computer vision. Normally, when an image is sent through a detection model, it has to be resized to fit the model’s input size, which is usually no

Nitin RaiAug 25, 2025
A Remote PC Power Button with ESP8266: Control, Status, and the Details That Matter — AlgoFly Journal
Hardware / 5 MIN READ

A Remote PC Power Button with ESP8266: Control, Status, and the Details That Matter

A close look at AlgoFly’s ESP8266 power-button project: a browser control, WebSocket status, relay timing, and reliable standby power.

AlgoFly TeamJul 26, 2025