Orion Store is a transparent app store that curates modded applications and open-source tools through a client-side interface built with React, TypeScript, Vite, and Capacitor.
The tool addresses the fragmentation of finding and installing modified versions of popular applications by providing a centralized, inspectable gateway. It operates without backend servers or user tracking, instead pulling application metadata and releases from public sources on GitHub, GitLab, and Codeberg. The store displays curated collections including modified versions of YouTube and YouTube Music alongside essential open-source applications, with all metadata and automation logic remaining transparent and auditable by users.
Orion Store suits developers and end users who want a privacy-respecting alternative to traditional app stores and who trust community-maintained, open-source software. It works best for those comfortable installing applications from public repository releases and who value transparency in how applications are discovered and distributed. The project explicitly positions itself around public releases and inspectable metadata rather than proprietary curation or closed distribution channels.
Development activity shows consistent engagement with the codebase through regular updates and maintenance. The project maintains active communication with users through documentation and release channels. The tool receives ongoing refinement to its core functionality and user interface. Community contributions are actively incorporated into the project's evolution.
