FlatPark is a community hub for official Linux desktop apps — each one actually built, launched, and reviewed, then shipped as a signed, sandboxed Flatpak installed with one command.
Judged by what it does, not how it was written. The “AI slop” label is rampant — Flathub PR queues, Reddit, everywhere — and it routinely dismisses good software with no actual review behind it. FlatPark refuses that reflex: every app here was built, run, and reviewed against a published bar — the only labels we apply are ones we can defend
Was it all reviewed by the same LLM that wrote all the text on the website?
Was it all reviewed by the same LLM that wrote all the text on the website?