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- Web servers and reverse proxiesServe sites, terminate TLS and route traffic to services.30 →
- Code editorsEditors for writing code.27 →
- Database clientsDesktop and web clients to browse, edit and query databases.25 →
- Project managementIssues, tasks and boards for planning team work.24 →
- Data integrationExtract data from applications and databases and load it into a warehouse.23 →
- Relational databasesGeneral-purpose SQL databases.23 →
- E-commerceRun an online store, from catalogue to checkout.21 →
- Game enginesBuild 2D and 3D games with an engine, an editor or a framework, and export them to desktop, mobile and the web.21 →
- Identity providersSingle sign-on, user directories and MFA over OpenID Connect, SAML or LDAP.21 →
- Mail serversHost email for your own domains.21 →
- Media serversStream a personal library of films, series and music to your devices.21 →
- Note-taking appsPersonal notes on desktop and mobile, with sync.21 →
- Chat clientsDesktop, mobile and web apps for Matrix, XMPP and IRC.19 →
- Metrics and monitoringCollect, store and query time series.19 →
- AI chat interfacesApps to chat with language models, whether the model runs locally or behind an API.18 →
- Container enginesBuild and run OCI containers.18 →
- Diagrams and whiteboardsDraw diagrams and sketch on a shared canvas.18 →
- Infrastructure as codeDeclare cloud infrastructure in files and apply the difference.18 →
- Local model runtimesRun open-weight language models on your own hardware, behind a local API.18 →
- Team chatSelf-hosted messaging for teams.18 →
- Website CMSRun a website from a web back office, with pages, menus, themes and plugins.18 →
- Feed readersFollow sites through RSS and Atom feeds.17 →
- Help desksHandle customer requests from email, chat and other channels as tickets.17 →
- Music productionRecord, edit and mix audio, and compose with DAWs, trackers, sequencers and software synthesizers.17 →
- Budgeting and personal financeTrack accounts, spending and budgets for a person or a household.17 →
- Documentation site generatorsTurn Markdown into a searchable documentation site.16 →
- Wikis and knowledge basesShared pages and documentation for teams, edited in the browser.16 →
- Configuration managementDescribe the state of servers in code and converge them to it.15 →
- Database migrationsVersion and apply database schema changes.15 →
- Git clientsStage, commit, branch and browse history outside the bare git command.15 →
- Headless CMSManage content in an admin UI and deliver it to any front end through an API.15 →
- Event streamingDurable, partitioned logs for events and messages.15 →
- Workflow orchestrationSchedule and run data pipelines and jobs as dependency graphs.15 →
- Backup toolsTake deduplicated, encrypted snapshots of files and restore them from local or cloud storage.14 →
- AI coding agentsAgents that read a codebase, edit files and run commands from a prompt, in the terminal or the editor.14 →
- Home automationControl and automate smart home devices locally.14 →
- Load testingGenerate traffic to measure how a service holds up.14 →
- Screen recordingRecord the screen and camera and share the video.14 →
- Search enginesFull-text search servers.14 →
- Static site generatorsBuild websites from templates and content files.14 →
- Terminal emulatorsDesktop terminal applications.14 →
- Web analyticsSelf-hostable, privacy-friendly site analytics.14 →
- Analytical databasesColumnar SQL engines for analytics over large datasets.13 →
- ERPAccounting, inventory, sales and operations in one system.13 →
- Forums and Q&ACommunity forums, link aggregators and question and answer sites.13 →
- Graph databasesDatabases storing nodes and the relationships between them, queried by traversing the graph.13 →
- Speech to textTranscribe recordings, meetings and dictation with speech recognition models on your own hardware.13 →
- Uptime monitoringCheck that services answer, alert when they do not, and publish a status page.13 →
- Video editorsCut, compose and render video on a timeline or a node graph.13 →
- Business intelligenceQuery databases and build charts and dashboards for the rest of the company.12 →
- CRMTrack contacts, companies and deals.12 →
- Music playersPlay and organise a local music library, or stream it from your own server.12 →
- Photo librariesBack up, browse and share photos and videos from your phones.12 →
- Python packagingInstall dependencies, manage environments and lock Python projects.12 →
- Runtime version managersInstall several versions of a language runtime and switch between them per project.12 →
- Self-hosted PaaSDeploy apps and databases to your own servers from a git push or a dashboard.12 →
- Social network clientsApps to read and post on Mastodon, Lemmy, Bluesky and Nostr.12 →
- Distributed tracingCollect and search traces of requests as they cross services.12 →
- API gatewaysRoute, authenticate and rate-limit API traffic in front of services.11 →
- Artifact repositoriesHost and proxy packages and build artefacts for Maven, npm, PyPI, containers and other formats.11 →
- Container orchestrationSchedule and run containers across a cluster of machines, from full Kubernetes distributions to lighter schedulers.11 →
- Interface design toolsDesign and prototype user interfaces on a shared canvas.11 →
- Newsletters and email marketingMailing lists, campaigns and subscriber management.11 →
- Python web frameworksBuild HTTP APIs and sites in Python.11 →
- Read-later and bookmarksSave links and articles to read or find again later.11 →
- Release automationVersion bumps, changelogs, tags and published releases from commit history.11 →
- Terminal file managersBrowse, preview and move files from a keyboard-driven interface in the terminal.11 →
- Vector databasesStore embeddings and search them by similarity.11 →
- Video conferencingVideo meetings in the browser or an app.11 →
- Video hosting and streamingPublish videos and live streams on your own site for an audience to watch.11 →
- API clientsBuild, send and share HTTP and GraphQL requests from a desktop or browser app.10 →
- App launchersOpen apps and files and run commands from the keyboard.10 →
- Backend as a serviceAuth, database, storage and APIs for an app, without writing the backend.10 →
- CADDraft 2D drawings and model parametric 3D parts for engineering and fabrication.10 →
- CI serversSelf-hosted servers that run build and deployment pipelines.10 →
- Document databasesDatabases storing JSON-like documents.10 →
- JavaScript bundlersBundle, transform and serve front-end code.10 →
- Kubernetes UIsBrowse and operate Kubernetes clusters from a desktop, web or terminal UI.10 →
- Mesh VPNsConnect devices and servers in a private WireGuard network, wherever they are.10 →
- Private messengersEnd-to-end encrypted messaging apps for one-to-one and group chats on a phone or a desktop.10 →
- ProfilersMeasure where a program spends its time and memory, and draw it as flame graphs or timelines.10 →
- Shell promptsCustomisable prompts showing git state, runtimes and context.10 →
- Static analysisInspect source code for bugs, code smells and security issues, and track the findings across branches and pull requests.10 →
- Telephony and SMS gatewaysRun voice calls, SIP trunks and SMS sending on your own servers behind an API.10 →
- Video playersPlay local video files and streams, or the library of your own media server.10 →
- VirtualizationRun virtual machines and system containers across a cluster of hosts.10 →
- Build systemsCompile, test and package projects from a declared build, for C, C++, the JVM and other languages.9 →
- Document Q&AAsk questions about your own documents and sources through retrieval-augmented generation, with cited answers.9 →
- File sync and shareSelf-hosted storage for files you reach from more than one machine, over WebDAV or a sync client.9 →
- Forms and surveysBuild forms and surveys and collect the answers.9 →
- Internal tool buildersBuild internal apps and admin panels on top of databases and APIs.9 →
- Intrusion detectionWatch network traffic or hosts for attacks, and report or block what matches.9 →
- JSON processorsQuery and transform JSON from the command line.9 →
- In-memory key-value storesCaches and data structure servers speaking the Redis protocol or close to it.9 →
- LLM observabilityTrace, evaluate and monitor LLM applications.9 →
- Learning platformsCourses, assignments and grades for schools, universities and companies.9 →
- Log pipelinesCollect, transform and ship logs and events.9 →
- Media convertersConvert, compress and transcode video, audio and image files between formats.9 →
- Monorepo toolsRun, cache and orchestrate tasks across the packages of one repository.9 →
- Remote desktopControl another computer over the network, for support or remote work.9 →
- SchedulingShare availability and let people book a meeting or vote on a date.9 →
- Text to speechGenerate speech from text, with voice cloning on some models, on your own hardware.9 →
- VPN serversRun a remote-access or site-to-site VPN server for your users and networks.9 →
- 3D modellingModel, process, texture and view 3D meshes and assets.8 →
- 3D printingSlice models into G-code and control 3D printers.8 →
- Book and comic serversServe a personal library of ebooks, comics and manga to readers and reading apps.8 →
- Browser automation and testingDrive real browsers for end-to-end tests.8 →
- AI code assistantsCompletions and chat inside the editor, backed by a hosted or a local model.8 →
- Container registriesStore and serve OCI images and artefacts.8 →
- Data catalogsSearch, document and trace the lineage of tables, dashboards and pipelines across a data stack.8 →
- DataFrame librariesLoad, transform and analyse tabular data in memory.8 →
- Ebook readersRead EPUB, PDF and comic files on a desktop, phone or e-ink device.8 →
- Feature flagsTurn features on for some users without a deploy, and run experiments.8 →
- Homelab dashboardsStart pages that link to self-hosted services and show their status and widgets.8 →
- LLM app buildersBuild chatbots, agents and RAG workflows in a visual editor and serve them behind an API.8 →
- Map servicesServe map tiles, routing and geocoding from OpenStreetMap data behind your own API.8 →
- Minecraft serversServer software for Minecraft: Java Edition, from forks of the Bukkit line to implementations written from scratch.8 →
- Model fine-tuningFine-tune language and diffusion models on your own data and GPUs.8 →
- Node.js web frameworksRouting and middleware for HTTP servers in JavaScript and TypeScript.8 →
- Network video recordersRecord, watch and analyse IP camera streams on your own hardware.8 →
- Recipe managersKeep recipes, plan meals and build shopping lists from them.8 →
- ShellsInteractive command-line shells.8 →
- Stream processingRun continuous queries, joins and aggregations over event streams.8 →
- System monitorsWatch processes and resource use from a terminal.8 →
- Time trackingLog time against projects and clients, and turn it into reports or invoices.8 →
- WebRTC media serversRoute audio and video between WebRTC peers through an SFU, or relay it through a TURN server.8 →
- Application firewallsShow and control which apps on a computer or phone may connect to the network.7 →
- Authorization servicesDecide who may do what in an application, with policies or relationship-based permissions served over an API.7 →
- Certificate authoritiesIssue, renew and revoke X.509 certificates from a PKI you run.7 →
- Container desktopsRun containers and a local Kubernetes on a laptop, with the engine managed for you.7 →
- CSS processingCompile, transform, prefix and minify stylesheets.7 →
- Distributed SQL databasesSQL databases that spread data across nodes and speak the PostgreSQL wire protocol.7 →
- Document managementScan, OCR, tag and search paper and PDF documents.7 →
- Email clientsDesktop, mobile and terminal apps that read and send mail over IMAP and SMTP.7 →
- Experiment trackingLog the metrics, parameters and artefacts of training runs and compare them in a dashboard.7 →
- Git forgesSelf-hosted repositories, code review and issues.7 →
- Image generationGenerate images from text prompts with diffusion models running on your own hardware.7 →
- JavaScript schema validationDeclare schemas and validate data against them at runtime.7 →
- Kubernetes developmentBuild, deploy and debug code against a Kubernetes cluster from a developer machine, with live reload or traffic proxied to the laptop.7 →
- LLM evaluationTest prompts, models and agents against datasets, assertions and red-team probes, locally or in CI.7 →
- Machine translationTranslate text between languages, through an API or a web UI.7 →
- MicrobloggingFederated or self-hosted social networks for short public posts.7 →
- Office suitesDocuments, spreadsheets and presentations.7 →
- Host and network auditsScan servers, networks and TLS endpoints for missing patches, weak configuration and known vulnerabilities.7 →
- Task runnersName a project's commands in one file and run them, as a lighter make.7 →
- Time-series databasesStore and query timestamped measurements at high write rates.7 →
- TypeScript ORMsTyped database access and migrations for TypeScript.7 →
- URL shortenersShort links on your own domain, with click statistics.7 →
- Certificate automationRequest and renew TLS certificates over ACME from Let's Encrypt or another ACME authority.6 →
- Authenticator appsGenerate one-time codes for two-factor authentication.6 →
- Autonomous AI agentsAgents that plan and carry out multi-step tasks on their own, browsing, running code and calling tools.6 →
- BillingUsage-based billing, subscription management and invoicing.6 →
- Chat bridgesRelay conversations between Matrix and other chat networks, so one client reaches them all.6 →
- Code searchSearch file contents recursively from a terminal.6 →
- Comment systemsEmbed a comment thread under the pages of a static or dynamic site.6 →
- Data labelingAnnotate images, video, text and audio to build training and evaluation datasets.6 →
- Embedded key-value storesKey-value storage engines linked into a program as a library, with no server to run.6 →
- Encrypted files in gitKeep secrets in a repository, encrypted, and decrypted only by the people and machines allowed to.6 →
- Fitness trackingLog workouts, activities and body measurements, and follow progress over time.6 →
- Fuzzy findersFilter lists interactively in a terminal, for files, history and anything piped in.6 →
- Git diff pagersMake git diff output readable in a terminal.6 →
- Git hook managersInstall and run the checks a repository wants before a commit or a push.6 →
- GitOpsKeep Kubernetes clusters in sync with manifests stored in git.6 →
- Home server platformsTurn a machine at home into a server with an app store, storage management and a web dashboard.6 →
- Image editorsEdit raster and vector images, from retouching photos to drawing graphics.6 →
- JavaScript HTTP clientsSend HTTP requests from Node.js and browsers.6 →
- JavaScript linting and formattingLinters and formatters for JavaScript and TypeScript.6 →
- Java and Kotlin linting and formattingLinters, bug finders and formatters for Java, Kotlin and other JVM languages.6 →
- Kubernetes packagingTemplate, package and version Kubernetes manifests so one application can be installed and configured per environment.6 →
- Log storageStore logs at volume and search them, the back end behind log dashboards.6 →
- Mock serversStand in for HTTP APIs during development and tests with recorded or declared responses.6 →
- MQTT brokersRoute MQTT messages between devices and services.6 →
- Privileged accessGive engineers audited access to servers, databases and Kubernetes through one gateway, with short-lived credentials and session recording.6 →
- Push notificationsSend push notifications to phones and desktops from a plain HTTP request.6 →
- Python linting and formattingLinters and formatters for Python.6 →
- Python task queuesRun background jobs from Python through a broker.6 →
- React state managementShare and update application state across React components.6 →
- Secrets managersStore, rotate and hand out secrets to applications.6 →
- Serverless platformsRun functions and scale-to-zero services on your own cluster, triggered by HTTP requests or events.6 →
- System package managersInstall command-line tools and applications on macOS, Windows or Linux from package definitions.6 →
- Web application firewallsInspect HTTP traffic and block attacks, bots and abuse before they reach an application.6 →
- Workflow automationConnect apps and APIs with trigger-and-action workflows.6 →
- AI search enginesAnswer questions from live web searches with a language model, citing the pages it read.5 →
- API documentationRender interactive API reference pages from OpenAPI and AsyncAPI documents.5 →
- AutoMLTrain, tune and compare models automatically from tabular, text or image data.5 →
- AI browser agentsLet a language model drive a web browser to navigate sites, fill forms and extract data.5 →
- Changelog generationChangelogs built from commits or pull requests, without driving the release itself.5 →
- Chaos engineeringInject failures such as killed pods, network latency and resource pressure to test how systems hold up.5 →
- Cloud costEstimate, allocate and cut cloud and Kubernetes spending, per team, workload or pull request.5 →
- Code documentation generatorsBuild reference documentation from source code and its doc comments.5 →
- Container networkingPod networking, network policy and load balancer addresses for Kubernetes clusters, especially on bare metal.5 →
- Content blockersBrowser extensions that block ads, trackers and other unwanted content on web pages.5 →
- DashboardsBuild dashboards and explore metrics, logs and traces from a web UI.5 →
- Data notebooksNotebooks that mix code, queries, charts and prose for data analysis.5 →
- Data qualityDeclare tests on datasets and check them in pipelines.5 →
- DebuggersStep through running programs, inspect their state and replay their execution.5 →
- Development environmentsDeclare a project's tools and services in a file and get the same shell on every machine.5 →
- Device managementEnroll, configure, patch and inventory laptops, phones and servers from one console.5 →
- Distributed storageReplicated block and file storage pooled from the disks of a cluster, often as persistent volumes for Kubernetes.5 →
- DNS ad blockersBlock ads and trackers for a whole network at the DNS level.5 →
- Document parsingConvert PDFs, office files and scans into Markdown or JSON that language models and pipelines can read.5 →
- Endpoint detection and forensicsQuery laptops and servers, hunt for threats on them and collect forensic evidence.5 →
- Error trackingCollect exceptions from applications through an SDK and group them into issues.5 →
- File listingReplacements for ls with colours, icons and git status.5 →
- File watchersRun a command again whenever the files it depends on change.5 →
- HR managementEmployee records, leave, recruitment and payroll.5 →
- Command-line HTTP clientsSend HTTP requests from a terminal.5 →
- Image viewersBrowse and view images quickly, with light edits.5 →
- Incident managementRoute alerts, page whoever is on call and track incidents to resolution.5 →
- Inventory and asset managementTrack stock, parts and equipment, and who has them where.5 →
- InvoicingSend quotes and invoices to clients and track the payments.5 →
- JavaScript date librariesParse, format and compute dates in JavaScript.5 →
- JavaScript runtimesEngines that run JavaScript and TypeScript outside the browser.5 →
- JavaScript test runnersRun unit and integration tests for JavaScript and TypeScript.5 →
- JavaScript utility librariesHelpers for arrays, objects, strings and functions.5 →
- LLM command-line toolsPrompt language models from a terminal and pipe their answers into other commands.5 →
- Local KubernetesRun a Kubernetes cluster on a laptop or in CI.5 →
- Mail testingFake SMTP servers with a web inbox that catch the mail an application sends during development.5 →
- Malware scannersScan files for malware with signatures, pattern rules or sandboxed execution.5 →
- ML pipelinesDefine, run and track machine learning pipelines from data preparation to deployment.5 →
- Object storageSelf-hosted servers speaking the S3 API.5 →
- OCRRecognise text in scanned documents and images.5 →
- Password manager serversSelf-hosted back ends for password vaults.5 →
- Python HTTP clientsSend HTTP requests from Python.5 →
- Python type checkersCheck Python type annotations before the code runs.5 →
- Raw photo editorsDevelop camera raw files and manage a photo catalog non-destructively.5 →
- Container runtime securityDetect and block suspicious behaviour in running containers and Kubernetes workloads.5 →
- Service meshesEncrypt, route and observe traffic between services in a cluster.5 →
- SlidesWrite presentations, often from Markdown or code instead of a visual editor.5 →
- Stacked pull requestsSplit a change into a stack of dependent branches or commits and keep their pull requests in sync.5 →
- Lakehouse table formatsOpen table formats that add transactions, schema evolution and time travel to files on object storage.5 →
- Vulnerability scannersCheck dependencies and container images against databases of known vulnerabilities.5 →
- Writing assistantsCheck grammar, spelling and style as you type.5 →
- Ad-free video clientsApps that play YouTube and other video sites without ads or a Google account.5 →
- Android launchersReplace the Android home screen and app drawer.4 →
- 2D animationDraw, rig and tween 2D animation on a timeline and render it to video.4 →
- Blogging enginesPublish a blog with posts, tags, themes and comments from your own server.4 →
- Command cheatsheetsShort, example-based help pages for command-line tools, read from the terminal.4 →
- Cloud development environmentsDevelopment environments on a remote machine, reached from a browser or a local editor.4 →
- Cloud security postureAudit cloud accounts and Kubernetes clusters against security benchmarks and report misconfigurations.4 →
- Code search serversIndex many repositories and search them from a web UI.4 →
- Container image toolsInspect, copy, sign and shrink OCI images and work with registries without a container daemon.4 →
- Continuous deliveryPromote builds through environments with canary, blue-green and progressive rollouts, and roll back on failing metrics.4 →
- Web vulnerability scannersProbe running web applications and APIs for vulnerabilities from the outside.4 →
- Data transformationBuild and test SQL and Python models inside a warehouse, with dependencies between them.4 →
- Database proxies and connection poolersPool, route and multiplex client connections in front of a database server.4 →
- Directory jumpersJump to frequently used directories with a few keystrokes.4 →
- E-signatureSend documents for signature and collect legally binding signatures online.4 →
- Event ticketingSell tickets, manage attendees and check people in at events.4 →
- File and volume encryptionEncrypt single files, folders or whole volumes before they are stored or synced.4 →
- File sharingSend large files to someone through a link that expires.4 →
- GenealogyBuild family trees with sources and events, and share them with relatives.4 →
- Git LFS serversServe Git LFS objects for repositories hosted anywhere.4 →
- Infrastructure inventoryModel racks, devices, cables, IP addresses and circuits as the source of truth for network and data centre automation.4 →
- IRC serversRun an IRC network or keep a persistent connection to one with a bouncer.4 →
- Kafka web UIsBrowse topics, messages, consumer groups and connectors of a Kafka cluster from a web UI.4 →
- Directory serversKeep users and groups in an LDAP directory that other systems authenticate against.4 →
- LLM gatewaysOne OpenAI-compatible API in front of many model providers, with keys, budgets, fallbacks and usage logs.4 →
- Direct file transferSend files straight from one device to another, nearby or through a relay, without uploading them to a storage service.4 →
- Location historyRecord where your devices have been and browse the history on a map.4 →
- Maps and navigationMap apps with search and turn-by-turn directions, built on open map data.4 →
- Model servingServe trained machine learning models behind an API, with batching, scaling and versioning.4 →
- Password managersApps that keep passwords and other secrets in an encrypted vault on your own devices.4 →
- PastebinsShare code snippets and text through a link.4 →
- PHP linting and formattingStatic analysers, linters and formatters for PHP.4 →
- Pixel art editorsDraw pixel art and animate sprites frame by frame.4 →
- Secret scannersFind API keys, passwords and tokens committed to code, git history and other places they should not be.4 →
- SEO toolsTrack search rankings and audit sites for technical SEO issues.4 →
- Social networksSelf-hosted social networks with profiles, groups and an activity stream.4 →
- Threat intelligence platformsCollect, enrich and share indicators of compromise and knowledge about threats.4 →
- Translation managementLocalisation platforms where teams translate and review an application's strings.4 →
- TypesettingWrite documents in a markup language such as LaTeX or Typst and compile them to PDF.4 →
- Webhook deliverySend and receive webhooks with retries, signatures and delivery logs.4 →
- WebmailRead and send mail in the browser from an IMAP server you run.4 →
- Wide-column databasesDistributed databases storing wide, sparse rows partitioned across nodes.4 →
- Actor toolkitsActor-model runtimes for building concurrent and distributed JVM applications.3 →
- AI app buildersGenerate and edit a web app or interface from a chat prompt, with a live preview.3 →
- Code statisticsCount the lines of code, comments and blanks in a codebase, by language.3 →
- Configuration file lintingCheck YAML files, Dockerfiles and CI workflow definitions for mistakes.3 →
- Database backupPhysical backups, WAL archiving and point-in-time recovery for database servers.3 →
- Dependency update botsOpen pull requests that bump dependencies when new versions are released.3 →
- Disk usage analyzersShow which directories and files take up the space on a disk.3 →
- Distributed key-value storesReplicated, transactional key-value stores that run as a cluster.3 →
- Email aliasesHand out forwarding addresses that hide your real inbox and can be turned off one by one.3 →
- Email templatingWrite HTML emails from components or markup and compile them to code that renders across mail clients.3 →
- Feedback boardsCollect feature requests, let users vote on them and publish a roadmap.3 →
- Find and replaceSearch and replace text across files from the terminal, with previews or structural matching.3 →
- Firewalls and routersFirewall and router systems that filter traffic for a host or a whole network.3 →
- Font editorsDraw glyphs, set spacing and kerning, and export fonts.3 →
- Go lintingLinters and static checkers for Go.3 →
- Habit trackersCheck off daily habits and follow streaks and progress.3 →
- HoneypotsDecoy services that attract attackers and record what they try.3 →
- JavaScript package managersInstall and lock npm dependencies.3 →
- Kubernetes autoscalingAdd and remove pods and nodes in a Kubernetes cluster as load and pending work change.3 →
- Kubernetes backupBack up and restore Kubernetes resources and persistent volumes, and migrate workloads between clusters.3 →
- Terminal log viewersRead, highlight and filter log files in the terminal.3 →
- Markdown lintingCheck Markdown files against style and syntax rules.3 →
- Music notationWrite, play back and engrave sheet music and tablature.3 →
- Music taggersFix the tags, cover art and file names of a music library, often from MusicBrainz.3 →
- No-code databasesSpreadsheet-like databases with views, forms and an API, built without code.3 →
- Notification infrastructureSend product notifications across email, SMS, push, chat and in-app feeds from one API, with templates and user preferences.3 →
- Page change monitoringWatch web pages and get alerts when they change.3 →
- PDF toolsEdit, merge, split, convert and sign PDF files.3 →
- Podcast playersSubscribe to podcasts by RSS, download episodes and keep your place.3 →
- Privacy front endsAlternative web front ends to YouTube, Reddit and other sites, without ads, tracking or an account.3 →
- Private search enginesMetasearch engines you host, which query other search engines without profiling who searches.3 →
- Real-time messaging serversPush events from a backend to browsers and apps over WebSocket or Server-Sent Events, with channels and presence.3 →
- Repository statisticsSummarise a git repository's contributors, activity, languages and size.3 →
- Resume buildersWrite resumes from templates and export them to PDF.3 →
- SBOM generatorsGenerate software bills of materials in SPDX or CycloneDX from source trees, images and binaries.3 →
- One-time secret sharingShare a password or other secret through a link that stops working once it is read.3 →
- SIEM and security monitoringCollect security events and logs from hosts and networks, correlate them and raise alerts on threats.3 →
- Security orchestration and responseAutomate security response playbooks and track alerts and incidents as cases.3 →
- Speed testsMeasure bandwidth and latency to your own server, or track your connection over time.3 →
- Code spell checkersFind misspelled words in source code, identifiers and documentation.3 →
- SQL linting and formattingLinters and formatters for SQL queries and dialects.3 →
- Subtitle editorsCreate, time and translate subtitles for video.3 →
- Software supply chainSign and verify artifacts, and assess the security practices of the projects you depend on.3 →
- Terminal multiplexersSplit, detach and reattach terminal sessions.3 →
- Vulnerability managementCollect findings from scanners and SBOMs in one place, track them per product and follow them to a fix.3 →
- WeatherForecast apps, forecast APIs and software for personal weather stations.3 →
- Web archivingSave complete copies of web pages so they stay readable after the original changes or disappears.3 →
- Web file managersBrowse, upload and share files on a server or storage back end from a browser.3 →
- Compiler cachesCache compiler output so unchanged sources are not rebuilt, locally or on shared storage.2 →
- CAPTCHAs and bot checksTell humans from bots on forms and sign-ups without sending visitors to a third-party tracker.2 →
- Command benchmarkingTime shell commands over repeated runs and compare the results statistically.2 →
- Commit message toolingCheck commit messages against a convention, or prompt for them in that format.2 →
- Cookie consentShow a consent banner and hold back tracking scripts until visitors agree.2 →
- Continuous profilingCollect CPU and memory profiles from running services all the time and query them over time like metrics.2 →
- C and C++ package managersFetch, build and version C and C++ libraries for a project.2 →
- Data processing enginesRun batch and streaming jobs over large datasets across a cluster.2 →
- Database high availabilityManage replication and automatic failover for a cluster of database servers.2 →
- Digital paintingPaint and sketch on a raster canvas with a pen tablet, alone or with others.2 →
- DMARC reportingCollect and chart the DMARC aggregate and failure reports that mailbox providers send about your domains.2 →
- DNS serversAuthoritative and recursive DNS servers that host your zones and answer queries behind an API.2 →
- Email archivingStore, index and search every message an organisation sends and receives, for retention and legal holds.2 →
- Expense splittingTrack shared expenses in a group and work out who owes whom.2 →
- Feed generatorsProduce RSS and Atom feeds for sites and accounts that do not publish one.2 →
- File findersFind files by name, type, size or date from the terminal, as a faster find.2 →
- Terminal file viewersShow file contents in the terminal with syntax highlighting or rendering.2 →
- FlashcardsLearn with spaced repetition flashcards.2 →
- Game level editorsDesign tile maps and levels and export them to a game engine.2 →
- Git extensionsExtra git subcommands for history rewriting and everyday repository chores.2 →
- gRPC clientsCall gRPC services from the command line or a browser, using reflection or proto files.2 →
- Hex editorsView and edit the raw bytes of binary files.2 →
- Inventory of belongingsCatalogue the things a household owns or collects, with locations, photos and warranties.2 →
- Infrastructure as code scannersCheck Terraform, Kubernetes manifests and other infrastructure code for insecure settings before it is applied.2 →
- Image processing serversResize, crop and convert images on the fly from URL parameters.2 →
- Internet radioRun a web radio station with playlists, live DJs, scheduling and streaming.2 →
- Link-in-bio pagesPublish a single page listing your links, for the profile of a social account.2 →
- Lua linting and formattingLinters and formatters for Lua.2 →
- MFA serversRun two-factor authentication for VPNs, servers and applications from your own server.2 →
- Multi-language formattersRun or provide formatting for many languages from one command and one configuration.2 →
- Payment processingAccept and route online payments from servers you run.2 →
- Photo and video sharing networksFederated social networks built around photo posts and short videos.2 →
- Podcast serversFetch and archive podcast feeds on your own server and listen from any device.2 →
- Point of saleRing up in-store sales, print receipts and track stock.2 →
- Reference managersCollect papers and sources, organise them and cite them in documents.2 →
- Ruby linting and formattingLinters and formatters for Ruby.2 →
- Runbook automationTurn operational procedures into jobs that run on servers on demand, on a schedule or in response to events, with access control and an audit trail.2 →
- Semantic layersDefine metrics and dimensions once and serve them to BI tools and applications.2 →
- Shell historySearch, sync and recall the commands typed in a shell.2 →
- Shell linting and formattingLinters and formatters for shell scripts.2 →
- Browser start pagesReplace the browser's new tab page with a clock, links, weather and backgrounds.2 →
- Swift linting and formattingLinters and formatters for Swift.2 →
- Terminal recordingRecord terminal sessions and replay them or render them as GIFs and videos.2 →
- Travel and trail planningPlan trips and hikes and keep a log of the places you have been.2 →