Compare top productivity tools and apps. Find the best software for organizing work, managing time, and boosting output.
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wallabag — wallabag is a free, open-source, self-hostable read-it-later application that saves web articles in a clean, distraction-free format for offline reading, similar to Pocket.
Notion — Notion is an all-in-one workspace that combines notes, documents, wikis, databases, and project management into a single flexible platform, now enhanced with built-in AI features.
Slack — Slack is a team messaging and collaboration platform organized around channels, direct messages, and huddles, now owned by Salesforce and widely used as the default chat tool for businesses.
Zoom — Video conferencing and unified communications platform for meetings, webinars, team chat, and AI-assisted collaboration, used by businesses worldwide.
Loom — Async video messaging and screen recording tool for team communication, acquired by Atlassian in 2023.
Dropbox — Dropbox is a cloud storage and file synchronization platform that lets individuals and businesses store, share, and collaborate on files across devices.
Discord — Voice, video, and text chat platform organized into communities called servers, used by gamers, creators, and businesses for real-time communication.
Miro — Miro is a cloud-based online whiteboard and visual collaboration platform used by teams for brainstorming, agile planning, diagramming, and workshops.
Taskwarrior — Taskwarrior is a free, open-source command-line tool for managing task lists, offering powerful filtering, tagging, and reporting for developers and power users who prefer working in a terminal.
Super Productivity — Super Productivity is a free, open-source task manager and time tracker built for developers and focused deep work, combining to-do lists, Kanban boards, Pomodoro timers, and issue-tracker integrations in one offline-first app.
SiYuan — SiYuan is a free, open-source, privacy-first personal knowledge management app that combines block-based editing, Markdown, and bidirectional linking, similar to Notion or Obsidian.
Trilium Notes — Trilium Notes is a free, open-source, self-hosted hierarchical note-taking application for building large personal knowledge bases, now maintained by the community as TriliumNext.
Joplin — Joplin is a free, open-source, end-to-end encrypted note-taking and to-do app with optional paid cloud sync.
Standard Notes — Standard Notes is an end-to-end encrypted note-taking app that syncs across all major platforms, built for privacy-conscious individuals and teams.
Notesnook — Notesnook is a fully open-source, end-to-end encrypted note-taking app that offers zero-knowledge privacy with notebooks, tags, and cross-platform sync as a private alternative to Evernote.
Memos — Memos is an open-source, self-hosted, Markdown-native note-taking app built for quick, lightweight capture of notes, ideas and daily logs.
SilverBullet — Free, open-source, self-hosted personal knowledge management app built on Markdown with an integrated Lua scripting environment.
Google Workspace — Google Workspace is Google's subscription bundle of business productivity tools, including Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Drive, Meet and Calendar, with built-in Gemini AI features and admin controls.
Microsoft 365 — Microsoft 365 is Microsoft's subscription productivity suite bundling Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, cloud storage, and Copilot AI features for individuals, businesses, and enterprises.
Toggl Track — Toggl Track is a time tracking app made by the bootstrapped Estonian company Toggl that helps individuals and teams log work hours, analyze productivity, and generate billing-ready reports.
Harvest — Web-based time tracking, invoicing and expense management tool for freelancers and teams, with visual reporting and integrations for project profitability.
Coda (now Superhuman Docs) — Coda is an all-in-one docs, tables, and automation workspace, acquired by Grammarly in 2024 and rebranded to Superhuman Docs in July 2026.
Google Drive — Google Drive is Google's cloud file storage and synchronization service that lets individuals and teams store, share and collaborate on files from any device.
Evernote — Evernote is a cross-platform note-taking and personal knowledge management app that lets users capture notes, web clippings, documents, and to-dos, then search and organize them with AI-assisted tools.
OneNote — OneNote is Microsoft's free digital notebook app for capturing, organizing, and syncing typed notes, handwriting, audio, and web clippings across Windows, Mac, mobile, and the web.
Todoist — Todoist is a task and project management app made by Doist that helps individuals and teams organize tasks, set reminders, and collaborate using natural language quick-add and cross-platform sync.
Fibery — Fibery is a flexible, no-code work management platform where teams build custom entity types, relations, whiteboards, and reports to create their own tailored project and knowledge management system.
Craft — Craft is a notes, docs, and task app by Luki Labs featuring a block-based editor, AI writing assistance, and native apps for Mac, iOS, Windows, and Android.
Anytype — Anytype is a local-first, end-to-end encrypted note-taking and knowledge-management app that syncs peer-to-peer across devices without relying on corporate servers.
Affine — AFFiNE is an open-source, local-first workspace combining documents, whiteboards, and databases as an alternative to Notion and Miro.
AppFlowy — AppFlowy is an open-source, AI-powered workspace for notes, wikis, and project collaboration that lets users self-host their data instead of relying on a vendor's cloud.
Superlist — Superlist is a to-do list and task management app from the creators of Wunderlist, combining personal task lists, shared team lists, and AI features like meeting notes and task generation.
Ellie Planner — Ellie is a daily planner app that combines a brain-dump task list with a drag-and-drop Kanban-style day timeline, built by solo developer Chris Raroque for iOS, macOS, Windows, and the web.
Timestripe — Timestripe is a goal-tracking and productivity app that visualizes tasks, habits and long-term goals across a scrollable timeline spanning days to decades.
Tweek — Tweek is a minimal, paper-planner-style weekly to-do list and calendar app that helps individuals organize tasks, notes, and calendar events in a clean weekly grid.
Lunatask — Lunatask is an end-to-end encrypted task manager, habit tracker, journal, and notes app built specifically for people with ADHD, available on Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android.
Amazing Marvin — Amazing Marvin is a highly customizable task management and productivity app built specifically for people with ADHD and chronic procrastination.
Sorted 3 — Sorted 3 (Sorted3) is a Mac and iOS productivity app that merges tasks, calendar events, and notes into a single hyper-scheduled timeline.
NotePlan — NotePlan is a Markdown-based notes, tasks, and calendar app for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS that unifies daily planning, task management, and note-taking in a single time-based workspace.
Bear — Bear is a Markdown-based note-taking and writing app for Mac, iPhone, and iPad, known for its clean design, tagging system, and cross-note linking.
Ulysses — Ulysses is a Mac, iPad, and iPhone writing app built for long-form authors, offering a distraction-free Markdown editor with library organization and export to multiple formats.
Obsidian — Obsidian is a free, local-first note-taking and personal knowledge management app that stores notes as plain Markdown files and supports deep customization through community plugins and a linked, graph-based structure.
Capacities — Capacities is an object-based note-taking and personal knowledge management app that organizes information as linked objects instead of files and folders.
Heptabase — Visual note-taking and knowledge management app that lets you organize research and ideas on infinite canvases and whiteboards.
Milanote — Milanote is a visual notes and moodboard tool that lets creative teams organize ideas, images, links, and to-dos on flexible drag-and-drop boards for projects like content planning and design.
Scrintal — Visual thinking and note-taking tool that combines infinite canvases with connected notes and cards for research, brainstorming, and knowledge mapping.
Linkding — Minimal, fast, open-source self-hosted bookmark manager built with Django, designed for quick Docker setup.
LinkAce — Free, open-source, self-hosted bookmark archive with tags, lists, dead-link monitoring and Internet Archive backup.
Shaarli — Shaarli is a free, open-source, self-hosted bookmarking and link-sharing tool written in PHP that stores links in flat files instead of a database, making it lightweight to install on personal servers.
Readeck — A lightweight, self-hosted, open-source read-it-later and bookmark manager that saves clean, ad-free copies of articles, images and videos.
Omnivore — Omnivore was a free, open-source read-it-later app for saving and reading articles, newsletters and PDFs across web, iOS, Android and browser extensions; it was acquired by ElevenLabs on November 1, 2024 and the service was shut down two weeks later on November 15, 2024.
Webrecorder — Webrecorder is an open-source suite of web archiving tools, including ArchiveWeb.page, Browsertrix, and ReplayWeb.page, that lets anyone capture, verify, and replay interactive copies of web pages.
Pinry — Pinry is a free, open-source, self-hosted tiling image board that lets individuals and small teams save, tag, and search images, videos, and webpages in a Pinterest-style visual layout.
Hoarder — Hoarder (now rebranded as Karakeep) is an open-source, self-hostable bookmark manager that uses AI to automatically tag and organize links, notes, and images, with an official hosted cloud option.
LibreOffice — LibreOffice is a free, open-source office suite developed by The Document Foundation, forked from OpenOffice.org in 2010.
ONLYOFFICE — ONLYOFFICE is an open-source-based office suite and collaboration workspace offering online and desktop editors for documents, spreadsheets, presentations, forms, and PDFs, available cloud-hosted or self-hosted.
Collabora Online — Collabora Online is an open-source, self-hostable office suite for real-time collaborative editing of documents, spreadsheets, and presentations in a browser.
CryptPad — CryptPad is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted office suite offering documents, spreadsheets, kanban boards, whiteboards, and forms with zero-knowledge privacy.
EtherCalc — EtherCalc is a free, open-source, real-time collaborative web spreadsheet built on Node.js, descended from Dan Bricklin's WikiCalc and Socialtext's SocialCalc engine, that lets anyone share a URL and edit a spreadsheet together instantly.
Digibunch — Digibunch is a free, open-source link-bundling tool from La Digitale that lets educators curate and share collections of resource links as a clean, shareable page.
Faved — Faved is an open-source, privacy-first bookmark manager that lets users organize large link collections with customizable nested tags, available as a free self-hosted app or a paid managed cloud service.
Firefox Account Server — Firefox Account Server (FxA) is Mozilla's open-source, Node.js-based identity and authentication backend that powers sign-in for Firefox Sync, Mozilla VPN, Pocket and other Mozilla services, and can be self-hosted by developers who want a Firefox Sync-compatible auth stack.
Karakeep — Open-source, self-hostable bookmark manager with AI auto-tagging, full-text search, and highlights, formerly Hoarder.
LinkWarden — Self-hosted, open-source bookmark manager that archives, tags, and organizes links with full-page preservation and team collaboration.
SyncMarks — SyncMarks is a free, open-source, self-hosted bookmark synchronization tool combining a web app and browser extensions to sync bookmarks across Firefox, Edge, and Chrome without a third-party cloud service.
ACP Admin — A purpose-built web platform (also known as CSA Admin) for managing Community Supported Agriculture (CSA/ACP) organizations — members, deliveries, billing, and communications — used to coordinate 140,000+ baskets a year.
FoodCoopShop — FoodCoopShop is an open-source, CakePHP-based ordering and shop management platform built in Austria for food cooperatives, organic shops, and farm shops, available free to self-host or as a paid hosted service.
Foodsoft — Foodsoft is an open-source, Ruby on Rails platform for running non-profit food cooperatives, covering product catalogs, ordering, accounting, and job scheduling, hosted community-wide at foodcoops.net.
Hive-Pal — Open-source, mobile-first beekeeping management app with AI voice inspections and self-hostable hive, apiary and colony tracking.
juntagrico — Open-source Python/Django platform for managing community-supported agriculture cooperatives and their members.
Open Food Network — Open Food Network is a nonprofit, open-source online marketplace platform that connects food producers directly with shoppers, food hubs, and buying groups, enabling short, transparent local food supply chains in 20+ countries.
OpenOlitor — OpenOlitor is a free, open-source AGPL-licensed platform that helps Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) groups manage members, share planning, deliveries, invoicing, and communication.
CommaFeed — CommaFeed is a free, open-source RSS feed reader inspired by Google Reader, available as a free hosted instance or a self-hostable Java/React application.
Feeds Fun — Feeds Fun is an open-source RSS reader that uses AI-based tagging and user-defined scoring rules to automatically rank and filter incoming feed entries.
FreshRSS — FreshRSS is a free, open-source, self-hosted RSS and Atom feed aggregator designed to be lightweight, multi-user, and extensible via a REST API and plugin system.
JARR — Free, open source, self-hosted RSS and Atom feed reader with a clean three-column reading interface.
Miniflux — Miniflux is a minimalist, self-hosted, open-source RSS and Atom feed reader built in Go with a focus on privacy, speed, and simplicity.
NewsBlur — NewsBlur is an open-source personal RSS and news reader that lets users follow blogs, newsletters, and YouTube channels, train story relevance with intelligence filters, and read full articles from a unified feed.
Newspipe — Newspipe is a free, self-hosted, open-source web news aggregator built with Python and Flask that lets individuals or small teams run their own multi-user RSS feed reader.
Readflow — An open-source, self-hosted news-reading and read-it-later platform built on Go and React, with webhook integrations and offline export.
RSSHub — RSSHub is a free, open-source RSS feed generator that creates RSS feeds from thousands of websites and services that do not natively offer one.
Selfoss — Selfoss is a free, open-source, self-hosted PHP web application for aggregating RSS feeds, social media, and other content sources into a single, mobile-friendly reading interface.
Tiny Tiny RSS — Tiny Tiny RSS (tt-rss) is a free, open-source, self-hosted web-based RSS and Atom feed reader and aggregator that lets users control their own news feeds instead of relying on a third-party service.
TinyFeed — TinyFeed is a free, open-source command-line tool written in Go that generates a lightweight, static HTML webpage from a collection of RSS, Atom and JSON feeds.
Upvote RSS — Upvote RSS is a free, self-hosted, open-source tool that turns top posts from Reddit, Hacker News, Lemmy, Mbin, and GitHub into filtered, enriched RSS feeds for any feed reader.
Genea.app — Genea.app is a free, open-source, serverless browser tool for building and editing GEDCOM-compatible family trees, with optional Git-based syncing across devices.
Genealogy — Genealogy is a free, open-source, Laravel-built web application for recording family members, relationships, and multi-tree family history research.
GeneWeb — GeneWeb is a free, open-source genealogy software engine written in OCaml, offering a web interface for building, browsing, and analyzing large genealogical databases, used by projects like Roglo.
Gramps Web — Free, open source web app for collaboratively browsing, editing and sharing genealogical family tree data, built on the Gramps desktop database engine.
webtrees — Free, open-source, self-hosted genealogy software for building, editing, and sharing family trees collaboratively from GEDCOM data.
CNCjs — Free, open-source, web-based interface for controlling CNC machines running Grbl, Marlin, Smoothieware, TinyG, or g2core firmware from any browser.
Fluidd — Fluidd is a free, open-source, self-hosted web interface for the Klipper 3D printer firmware, giving makers a lightweight, responsive dashboard for print monitoring, G-code visualization, and printer control via the Moonraker API.
LinuxCNC — Free, open-source software that turns a general-purpose computer into a CNC machine controller using G-code.
Mainsail — Mainsail is a free, open-source web interface for managing and controlling 3D printers running the Klipper firmware, offering live monitoring, macros, and multi-printer control.
Manyfold — Manyfold is a free, open-source, self-hosted digital asset manager for organizing, tagging, and previewing 3D print model files such as STLs.
Octoprint — OctoPrint is a free, open-source web interface that lets makers monitor and control their 3D printers remotely from any browser, complete with webcam streaming and a large plugin ecosystem.
AdventureLog — AdventureLog is a free, open-source, self-hosted travel journal app for logging trips, mapping visited places, and planning itineraries.
AirTrail — AirTrail is a free, open-source, self-hosted flight tracking app that lets users log flights, visualize them on an interactive world map, and view travel statistics.
Dawarich — Open-source, self-hostable alternative to Google Timeline that lets you import, visualize, and permanently own your personal location history.
GraphHopper — Open source routing engine and commercial Directions API providing turn-by-turn navigation, route optimization, isochrones and map matching on OpenStreetMap data.
Nominatim — Nominatim is the free, open-source geocoding and reverse-geocoding search engine that powers address lookups on the official OpenStreetMap website, built on OpenStreetMap data.
Open Source Routing Machine (OSRM) — OSRM is a free, open-source C++ routing engine that computes shortest paths and turn-by-turn directions on OpenStreetMap data, capable of routing across continent-sized road networks in milliseconds.
OpenRouteService — OpenRouteService (ORS) is a free, open-source geospatial routing and directions API built on OpenStreetMap data by HeiGIT, the Heidelberg Institute for Geoinformation Technology.
OpenStreetMap — OpenStreetMap (OSM) is a free, editable map of the world built and maintained by a global community of volunteer mappers and governed by the nonprofit OpenStreetMap Foundation.
OpenTripPlanner — OpenTripPlanner (OTP) is an open-source, multimodal trip-planning engine that computes public transit, walking, cycling, and driving itineraries, used by transit agencies and mobility developers worldwide.
TileServer GL — TileServer GL is a free, open-source map tile server that hosts vector and raster maps with GL JSON styles, using server-side rendering by MapLibre GL Native.
Traccar — Traccar is a free, open-source GPS tracking platform that supports more than 200 communication protocols and 2,000-plus GPS tracker and dashcam models, deployable self-hosted or through paid hosting.
TRIP — TRIP is a free, open-source, self-hosted map tracker and trip planner that lets users pin points of interest and organize multi-day itineraries without ads or tracking.
Anchr — Anchr is an open-source, self-hostable toolbox for bookmark collections, encrypted image uploads, and link shortening, also offered as a hosted service from Germany.
Anubis — Anubis is a free, open-source proof-of-work challenge tool that blocks AI scraper bots and abusive crawlers before they reach a website's origin server.
asciinema — asciinema is a free, open-source tool for recording and sharing terminal sessions as lightweight, text-based (not video) recordings.
Cloudlog — Cloudlog is a free, open-source, web-based amateur radio logbook for logging QSOs from any browser, with CAT control, LoTW/QRZ sync, and awards tracking.
CUPS — CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) is a free, open-source printing system for Linux and Unix-like operating systems, using the Internet Printing Protocol.
Digiboard — Digiboard is a free, open-source collaborative whiteboard by La Digitale, letting teachers and teams co-create visual boards in real time without needing an account.
Domain Locker — An open-source domain portfolio management app that tracks expiry dates, DNS records, valuations, and changes across all of a user's domain names in one place.
DOMJudge — A free, open-source programming contest judging system used to automatically compile, run, and score submissions in competitive programming contests like the ICPC.
ESMira — ESMira is a free, open-source, self-hosted platform for running Experience Sampling Method and ambulatory assessment studies, pairing native Android and iOS survey apps with a researcher-controlled PHP server.
F-Droid — F-Droid is a free and open-source software (FOSS) catalog and installer client for Android, offering a privacy-respecting alternative to Google Play by building every app itself from public source code and flagging tracking or advertising 'anti-features'.
Flyimg — Flyimg is an open-source, self-hosted Docker application that resizes, crops, and compresses images on the fly using ImageMagick, letting developers build their own Cloudinary-style image CDN.
Habitica — Habitica is a free habit-building and productivity app that turns your real-life tasks into a role-playing game, rewarding follow-through with experience, gold and gear.
HortusFox — HortusFox is a free, self-hosted, open-source plant collection manager for tracking and caring for houseplants collaboratively.
ImgCompress — Free, open-source, self-hosted Docker tool for private image compression, conversion and local AI background removal.
Jelu — Free, open-source, self-hostable book tracker for logging what you have read, are reading, and want to read, with metadata import and a REST API.
Kasm Workspaces — Container-streaming platform delivering browser isolation, virtual desktops and app streaming to any web browser.
Koillection — Koillection is a free, open-source, self-hosted web app for cataloging and organizing personal collections of any kind, from books to stamps to games.
LanguageTool — LanguageTool is an open-source, AI-powered grammar, spelling and style checker supporting 30-plus languages across browsers, desktop apps and an API.
Libre Translate — LibreTranslate is a free, open-source, self-hosted machine translation API and web app built on the Argos Translate engine.
LubeLogger — LubeLogger is a free, open-source, self-hosted web app for tracking vehicle maintenance, service records, and fuel mileage.
mosparo — mosparo is an open-source, self-hosted, privacy-friendly spam and bot protection system that screens web form submissions by analyzing their content instead of using CAPTCHA puzzles.
Neko — Neko is an open source, self-hosted virtual browser and desktop-streaming platform that runs in Docker and uses WebRTC to let multiple users watch, browse, and collaborate together in real time.
OmniTools — OmniTools is a free, open-source collection of 80-plus browser-based utilities for images, PDFs, video, text and data that process every file locally on your device, with an official hosted version and a lightweight self-hosted Docker option.
Open-Meteo — Open-Meteo is a free, open-source weather forecast API that blends data from more than 15 national weather services into one developer-friendly interface, with no API key required for non-commercial use.
OpenReader — OpenReader is a free, open-source, self-hostable read-along document reader that turns EPUB, PDF, DOCX, TXT, and Markdown files into synchronized text-to-speech audio with word-level highlighting and audiobook export.
OpenZiti — OpenZiti is a free, open-source zero-trust networking platform that lets developers embed secure, identity-based overlay networking directly into applications, making services invisible to unauthorized users.
Operational.co — Operational.co is an open-source, developer-focused event tracking tool that monitors signups, webhooks, cron jobs, and other critical product events and sends real-time push notifications.
POMjs — POMjs is a free, open-source random password generator built in plain HTML and JavaScript, created by Swedish developer Joaquim Homrighausen, with no cookies, no trackers, and support for multiple languages.
re:Director — A free, open-source, self-hosted redirect management service for creating, filtering, and controlling domain-level HTTP redirects from a lightweight Docker dashboard.
Reactive Resume — A free, open-source, privacy-focused resume builder that lets anyone create, customize and export polished resumes without creating an account.
revealjs — Free, open-source HTML presentation framework that lets anyone build interactive, code-based slide decks using web technologies.
Revive Adserver — Revive Adserver is a free, open-source ad-serving platform descended from OpenX Source and phpAdsNew that lets publishers and ad networks manage and deliver banner, text, and video ads from a self-hosted server.
SANE Network Scanning — SANE, short for Scanner Access Now Easy, is a free, open-source API and driver framework that provides standardized access to scanners on Unix and Linux systems.
string.is — string.is is a free, open-source, privacy-friendly online toolkit that lets developers instantly convert, format, and inspect text strings using around 50 built-in converters, without cookies or tracking.
Hover — Hover is a construction and insurance platform that turns smartphone photos into 3D home models for measurements, design, and estimating.
140 Proof — Former social-interest mobile advertising and audience-targeting platform, acquired by AcuityAds in 2016 and now folded into the illumin advertising platform rather than operating as an independent product.
Ably — Realtime infrastructure platform providing pub/sub messaging APIs and SDKs so developers can build chat, live data feeds, notifications, and collaborative features that scale reliably worldwide.
Addepar — Addepar is a cloud-based wealth management platform that aggregates and analyzes portfolio data for registered investment advisors and financial institutions, powering reporting on trillions of dollars in assets.
Admitsee — AdmitSee is a college admissions platform where students search real accepted-student essays and profiles, message peer mentors, and get data-driven insight into what got applicants into their target schools.
Albert — Albert is a free, open-source, plugin-based keyboard launcher for Linux and macOS that lets users quickly find and open applications, files, and system actions, similar to Alfred on Mac or Spotlight.
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Amberol — Amberol is a free, open-source music player for the GNOME desktop that plays local audio files with a clean, minimal interface and deliberately no library management features.
AndroidIDE — AndroidIDE is a free, open-source mobile app that lets developers write, build, and run real Gradle-based Android applications directly on an Android device, without needing a desktop computer.
anvil.works — Anvil is a Python-based platform for building full-stack web applications, including the frontend, using only Python and no HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.
AnyDesk — AnyDesk is a remote desktop software platform that provides fast, low-latency remote access and support across Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, competing directly with TeamViewer.
Apache Netbeans — Apache NetBeans is a free, open-source integrated development environment (IDE) for Java and other languages, now governed as a top-level Apache Software Foundation project.
appcircle.io — Appcircle is a mobile DevOps platform that automates CI/CD for iOS, Android, React Native, and Flutter apps, covering build, code signing, testing distribution, and store publishing through a low-code, drag-and-drop workflow builder.
AppDirect — AppDirect is a B2B subscription commerce platform that helps telecom carriers, technology providers, and advisors sell, bundle, and manage recurring technology and connectivity services.
Apply.build — Apply.build is a Platform-as-a-Service by Finland-based Codebite Oy that lets developers deploy applications from a GitHub repository directly to EU-hosted infrastructure without configuring CI/CD pipelines.
appveyor.com — AppVeyor is a hosted continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) service, historically known for strong Windows build support, offering paid plans from 29 dollars a month alongside a free tier for open-source projects.
Apteligent — Apteligent, formerly Crittercism, was a mobile app performance monitoring and crash reporting platform acquired by VMware in 2017; its website now redirects into VMware Workspace ONE Intelligence, and it is no longer sold as a standalone product.
ares — ares is a free, open-source multi-system video game console emulator focused on accuracy and preservation, and the successor to the bsnes/higan project.
aria2 — aria2 is a free, open-source, lightweight command-line utility for downloading files via HTTP, FTP, SFTP, BitTorrent, and Metalink simultaneously.
ArrowDL — ArrowDL is a free, open-source, cross-platform download manager that lets users batch download, queue, and organize files, media, and torrents.
Ask Media Group — Ask Media Group is a digital media and publishing company, owned by IAC, that operates a portfolio of content and question-and-answer websites including Ask.com, monetized through advertising rather than software subscriptions.
AstroMenace — AstroMenace is a free, open-source 3D scrolling space shooter developed by Russian indie studio Viewizard, featuring spaceship upgrades and weapon purchases across 13 levels, available on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
AstroNvim — AstroNvim is a free, open-source Neovim configuration framework that turns the plain text editor into a full-featured, IDE-like coding environment out of the box.
Aura Frames — Aura Frames makes WiFi-connected digital picture frames paired with a free companion app that lets family and friends share unlimited photos and videos, with no subscription required.
AutoLocalise.com — AutoLocalise is an AI-powered localization platform that automatically translates app and website text in real time into over 100 languages without requiring developers to manage traditional translation files.
Basket Note Pads — BasKet Note Pads is a free, open-source note-organizing application, originally built for KDE on Linux, that lets users collect text, images, links, and files into hierarchical, scrapbook-style baskets.
BBEdit — BBEdit is a long-running macOS text and code editor from Bare Bones Software, known for powerful grep-based search and multi-file text manipulation, offered with a genuinely usable free mode alongside paid subscription and one-time license options.
Bebo — Bebo is a free social app relaunched by its original founders around small, private group chats called Crews, replacing public feeds and like counts with real-time conversation.
Befonts — Befonts is a font discovery website offering thousands of free and premium fonts curated for designers, with clear guidance on personal versus commercial licensing.
Benevity — Benevity is an enterprise corporate purpose platform that unifies employee giving, volunteering, grants management, and impact reporting for large employers.
Betterment — Betterment is a New York-based robo-advisor and SEC-registered investment advisor offering automated investing, retirement accounts, and cash management for individual investors.
Bevy Engine — Bevy is a free, open-source, data-driven game engine built in Rust, known for its fast Entity Component System (ECS) architecture and modular plugin design.
Binder — Binder, hosted at mybinder.org, is a free, open-source service that turns any GitHub repository containing Jupyter notebooks into a live, executable, shareable environment in the browser.
Binti — Binti is cloud-based case management software, a CCWIS, that helps foster care, adoption, and child welfare agencies manage intake, licensing, placements, and eligibility.
Bismuth — Bismuth was a free, open-source tiling window manager add-on for the KDE Plasma desktop on Linux; the project was archived in June 2024 after KDE Plasma added native tiling support.
bitnami.com — Bitnami, owned by Broadcom via VMware, is a catalog of pre-packaged open-source application containers and Helm charts; since late 2025, most production-grade images require a paid Bitnami Secure Images subscription, with only a small free tier for latest-tag, non-production use.
Bitwig — Bitwig Studio is a professional digital audio workstation (DAW) built by Berlin-based Bitwig, known for its modular sound-design environment called The Grid and native support for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Blend — Blend, operated by publicly traded Blend Labs, Inc. (NYSE: BLND), is a digital origination platform that helps banks, credit unions, and mortgage lenders process mortgage and consumer banking loans online.
Blue River Technology — Blue River Technology is a Silicon Valley agricultural technology company, now a subsidiary of John Deere, that builds computer vision and machine learning systems, most notably the See and Spray precision spraying technology, for row-crop farming.
Bookworm — Bookworm is a free, open-source ebook manager and reader built with GTK for elementary OS but usable on other Linux distributions, supporting EPUB, MOBI, PDF, and comic book formats.
bootstrapcdn.com — BootstrapCDN is a free content delivery network that hosts the Bootstrap CSS and JavaScript framework along with Font Awesome icons, now operated and maintained by jsDelivr.
Bottles — Bottles is a free, open-source Linux application that provides a graphical interface for creating and managing isolated Wine environments, making it easier to run Windows software and games on Linux.
Box — Box is a publicly traded (NYSE: BOX) enterprise cloud content management platform that lets organizations securely store, share, collaborate on, and govern files and business content, now increasingly built around AI-powered content workflows.
Boxbot — Boxbot is a supply chain automation company based in Alameda, California, that builds AI-driven storage and retrieval systems for parcel logistics. Founded in 2016 by Austin Oehlerking and Mark Godwin, the company originally set out to build autonomous last-mile delivery trucks, but pivoted in 2023 after discovering stronger customer demand for its box-handling robotics technology. Boxbot's core product, the Boxbot Operating System (BOS), turns ordinary conveyors into three-dimensional, AI-optimized storage systems using proprietary trays and a modular, gantry-based architecture that can reach up to 25 feet in height. The system is designed to roughly double storage density versus static shelving while maintaining 99.9 percent uptime, handling items from small padded envelopes up to 75-pound parcels at throughput rates from 250 to over 4,000 pieces per hour. Boxbot sells to last-mile parcel carriers, third-party logistics providers, airports and air cargo operators, industrial facilities, and retailers that need dense, dynamic buffering and sortation without expanding their physical footprint. The company has raised roughly 29.5 million dollars in venture funding, including a 12 million dollar Series A led by Playground Global with participation from Maersk Growth and Toyota Ventures.
Brillio — Brillio is a global digital technology consulting and IT services company that helps enterprises with data and analytics, artificial intelligence and agentic AI, customer experience transformation, cloud infrastructure, platform and product engineering, and cybersecurity. It was formed in 2014 when Collabera, a New Jersey-based IT staffing and recruiting firm, spun off its technology services division into a standalone company. Headquartered in Edison, New Jersey, Brillio has grown into one of the faster-growing digital technology service providers to Fortune 1000 clients, with a global delivery workforce concentrated in India, the United States, Romania, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Mexico. In January 2019, private equity firm Bain Capital acquired a majority stake in Brillio, and in September 2023, The Orogen Group made a significant strategic investment in the company to accelerate growth, with Bain Capital retaining a stake as a long-term partner. As of late 2025, third-party workforce data put Brillio's headcount at roughly 5,700 employees worldwide, with estimated annual revenue in the high hundreds of millions to low billions of dollars. Unlike a self-serve SaaS product, Brillio is a professional services company: engagements are custom-scoped consulting projects rather than subscription plans, so it has no public pricing tiers.
broot — broot is a free, open-source terminal file tree navigator written in Rust by developer Denys Seguret (known online as Canop or dystroy). First released in early 2019 and still under active development, broot gives command-line users a fast, visual way to explore directory structures without the overwhelming output of the classic Unix tree command. Instead of dumping a flat listing, broot renders a live, navigable tree view directly in the terminal: any keystroke instantly narrows the view with fuzzy search, and users can jump into directories, preview files, and launch shell commands or editors on selected items without leaving the tree. It respects .gitignore rules by default so build artifacts and dependency folders stay out of the way, includes a git status mode that overlays file changes and branch information onto the tree, and offers a dedicated whale-spotting mode for quickly finding which files or folders are consuming the most disk space. broot is distributed under the MIT license and installs through most major package managers, including Homebrew, Cargo, Pacman, and APT via Debian or Ubuntu packages, and its GitHub repository has accumulated more than 11,000 stars.
btunnel — btunnel is a lightweight HTTP and TCP reverse-proxy tunneling tool that lets developers expose a local server, file directory, or app running on their own computer to the public internet through a secure, always-HTTPS URL, generated instantly with a single command. It is a small, niche product in the ngrok-style tunneling category, positioned as a lower-cost alternative for common developer needs such as testing webhooks from third-party services, demoing a work-in-progress site to a client, or sharing local files quickly. btunnel ships as a downloadable command-line binary available for multiple operating systems, and its distinguishing features include a built-in file server for sharing local directories without extra configuration, basic authentication protection on tunneled URLs, custom request and response headers, and a web-based UI for monitoring incoming requests in real time. Public information about the company behind btunnel is limited; it appears to be a small, self-funded or bootstrapped product (it launched on Product Hunt around 2023) reportedly based in Bangalore, India, rather than a large, well-documented company, so prospective users should treat headcount, funding, and long-term roadmap details as unverified beyond what is published on its own website.
bugfender.com — Bugfender is a cloud-hosted remote logging and debugging tool that lets mobile and web app developers capture detailed device-side logs from real user sessions, helping them find and fix bugs that only show up in production.
build.opensuse.org — The openSUSE Build Service (build.opensuse.org) is a free, community-run infrastructure service that automatically builds and distributes software packages from source code for openSUSE and many other Linux distributions, based on the open-source Open Build Service (OBS) software.
Bunny — bunny.net is a developer-friendly content delivery network and edge platform offering CDN, object storage, video streaming, image optimization, DNS, and edge/serverless compute, priced on usage-based, pay-as-you-go rates rather than fixed monthly plans.
C-Dogs SDL — C-Dogs SDL is a free, open-source, top-down run-and-gun game that revives Cyberdogs (1994) and C-Dogs (1997-2001), the original freeware DOS titles created by Swedish developer Ronny Wester. Wester released the C-Dogs source code publicly in 2002, and developers Jeremy Chin and Lucas Martin-King used it as the basis for an SDL-powered rewrite, released under the GPL-2.0-or-later license, that modernized the engine while keeping the original's fast, chaotic, overhead shoot-em-up gameplay intact. Players blast through top-down levels alone or with up to four people locally in co-operative or deathmatch modes, choosing from a roster of weapons and characters and fighting through more than 100 community-created campaigns built with the game's included map editor. Since its original SDL port, the project has continued to be maintained by its open-source community, migrating to SDL2 in 2015, adding support for classic Wolfenstein 3D and Spear of Destiny-style content in 2021, and shipping a significant 2.0.0 release in 2024. C-Dogs SDL runs natively on Windows, Linux, and macOS, and because it is entirely free and open source, it has become a staple recommendation on retro-gaming and open-source-game lists for players who want lightweight, nostalgic couch co-op action without any purchase or subscription.
Caja — Caja is the default file manager for the MATE desktop environment, a Linux desktop environment that continues the look, feel, and codebase of GNOME 2 after GNOME itself moved to GNOME 3. Caja is a fork of GNOME's Nautilus file manager, forked at the same time MATE itself was forked from GNOME 2 around 2011, and it has been maintained since as a free, open-source component of the MATE project rather than as a standalone commercial product. It handles the everyday tasks users expect from a graphical file manager: browsing local folders, managing files and directories, accessing removable media, connecting to remote filesystems over protocols like SSH, FTP, and WebDAV, and rendering the desktop background and icons on distributions that use MATE as their desktop environment. Note that the name Caja is sometimes confused with the unrelated, now-discontinued Google Caja project, a JavaScript and HTML sandboxing framework for safely embedding third-party web content; Google archived that project in January 2021 and it has no connection to the MATE file manager described here. Caja is preinstalled on MATE-based distributions and spins such as Ubuntu MATE and Linux Mint MATE, and is developed publicly on GitHub under the mate-desktop organization.
Carta — Carta is an equity management and cap table platform used by startups and private companies to issue, track, and administer equity, run 409A valuations, manage employee equity plans, and, increasingly, support fund administration for venture investors. Founded in 2012 as eShares by Henry Ward and Manu Kumar and rebranded Carta in 2017, it has raised roughly 1.2 billion dollars in venture funding, though its valuation fell sharply from a 2021 peak of 7.4 billion dollars after a 2024 data-use controversy.
Cemu — Cemu is a free, open-source Wii U emulator for Windows, Linux, and macOS that lets PCs run Wii U games, often at enhanced resolutions and frame rates beyond the original console's capabilities.
Chegg — Chegg is a publicly traded (NYSE: CHGG) education technology company founded in 2005 that sells textbook rentals, homework help, expert-answered questions, and study tools to college students. Once valued at over 14 billion dollars, Chegg has suffered one of the most severe, well-documented business collapses in edtech history since 2023, as ChatGPT and other generative AI tools eroded its subscriber base, driving a stock price crash of roughly 99 percent and workforce cuts of nearly half its staff.
Chime — This profile covers Chime, the US consumer fintech and mobile banking app, not Amazon Chime (Amazon's video conferencing service) or the real estate CRM once called Chime, which rebranded to Lofty in 2023. Chime offers fee-free mobile banking, including a checking account, savings account, and a secured Credit Builder card, delivered through partner banks Bancorp Bank and Stride Bank rather than as a chartered bank itself. Founded around 2012-2013 by Chris Britt and Ryan King and headquartered in San Francisco, Chime built its business serving low- and middle-income, often underbanked, Americans, and went public on the Nasdaq in June 2025 under the ticker CHME in one of the largest US neobank IPOs to date.
cirun.io — cirun.io is a CI/CD infrastructure platform that provisions self-hosted runners for GitHub Actions and GitLab CI on demand, spinning up ephemeral virtual machines on a user's own cloud account such as AWS, GCP, Azure, or Oracle Cloud. It is built and maintained by Aktech Labs, a small engineering consultancy, and is free for open-source projects.
Clever — Clever is a K-12 single sign-on (SSO) and data integration platform used by the large majority of U.S. school districts to give students and teachers one-click access to hundreds of educational apps. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, Clever was acquired by Norway-based edtech company Kahoot! in September 2021 for an enterprise value of up to 500 million USD. As of 2026 Clever continues operating as a Kahoot! company, syncing student information system data and providing badge or password-based login for classrooms.
Clockwork Micro — Clockwork Micro is a Seattle-based geospatial technology company, founded in 2021 by Brendan Farrell, that provides web-mapping and cartography APIs rather than semiconductor hardware. Its product line includes an Elevation API, Basemap and Terrain Tile services, USGS Topo Maps, Map Maker (a low-code map-building tool), and DB2Vector (SQL-to-vector-tile conversion), aimed at developers who need to embed custom maps without building cartography infrastructure from scratch.
cloudamqp.com — CloudAMQP is a managed hosting service for RabbitMQ and LavinMQ message brokers, handling setup, monitoring, clustering, and backups so teams can add message queuing to their applications without operating broker infrastructure themselves. It is operated by 84codes AB, a Swedish company founded in 2012 by Carl Horberg and headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden. The service is available on AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure across 19 cloud regions worldwide.
Cloudbees — CloudBees is an enterprise CI/CD and software delivery platform, historically the primary commercial company behind the Jenkins open-source automation server, now built around a newer product called CloudBees Unify that adds AI-assisted pipeline intelligence, release orchestration, and security posture management on top of existing tools including Jenkins and Kubernetes. Founded in 2010 by Sacha Labourey and Francois Dechery, the company is headquartered in San Jose, California. In September 2025, CloudBees carried out layoffs affecting about 12 percent of its workforce while continuing to raise growth financing, including a $150 million Series F round and a $95 million debt facility at a $1 billion valuation.
Cmus — cmus (C* Music Player) is a free, open-source, terminal-based music player for Unix-like operating systems, valued for being small, fast, and resource-light. Originally written by Timo Hirvonen and first developed around 2004, it is released under the GPL-2.0-or-later license and runs on Linux, macOS, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, and Cygwin. It supports a wide range of audio formats and output systems and can be extended with keybindings, scripts, and status-display integrations such as scrobbling.
cname.dev — cname.dev is a free dynamic reverse proxy and domain-mapping service that lets developers point a custom domain or subdomain at any IP address and port without editing DNS records. It exposes a public and private domains API alongside a proxy entry point at map.cname.dev, making it useful for self-hosters, homelab operators, and small projects that need a stable public hostname for a server behind a changing IP.
Code::Blocks — Code::Blocks is a free, open-source, cross-platform integrated development environment for C, C++, and Fortran, released under the GPLv3 license. Built around a plugin architecture using the wxWidgets toolkit, it provides code completion, an integrated debugger, and a customizable build system across Windows, Linux, and macOS.
CodeKeep — CodeKeep is a code snippet manager that lets developers save, organize, and share reusable pieces of code and text, with folder- and label-based organization, browser and editor extensions, and a built-in screenshot generator for sharing snippets visually. It targets individual developers and small teams who want a lightweight, cloud-based alternative to scattered notes files or gists. Paid plans start at 4.99 US dollars per month.
codemagic.io — Codemagic is a CI/CD platform purpose-built for mobile app development, supporting Flutter, React Native, iOS (Swift and Objective-C), and Android (Kotlin and Java) projects. It is developed by Nevercode, an Estonian company whose roots trace to a 2012 hackathon in Tartu, and Codemagic has an official partnership with Google as a recommended CI/CD tool for the Flutter ecosystem. It offers usage-based, fixed, and enterprise pricing built around macOS build minutes and concurrency.
codiga.io — Codiga was a static code analysis and automated code review platform for IDEs and CI/CD pipelines, founded in 2018. Datadog acquired Codiga in April 2023, and its static analysis technology has since been folded into Datadog's Code Security and Static Analysis product line rather than continuing as a standalone offering. The codiga.io domain now points visitors toward Datadog's static analysis tooling.
Coinbase — Coinbase is a publicly traded (NASDAQ: COIN) cryptocurrency exchange and financial technology platform that lets individuals and institutions buy, sell, store, and transact in digital assets. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York, it operates a regulated retail app, an advanced trading platform, custody and institutional services, and its own Layer 2 blockchain network, Base.
Comfy — Comfy is an enterprise workplace experience platform that lets employees book desks and meeting rooms, navigate offices, find colleagues, and control comfort settings like temperature and lighting from a mobile app. Originally launched in 2013 by Oakland startup Building Robotics, it was acquired by Siemens in 2018 and now operates as part of Siemens Smart Infrastructure, often paired with Siemens-owned Enlighted IoT sensors for real-time occupancy data. This Comfy is unrelated to the open-source ComfyUI image-generation tool.
Components.studio — Components.studio was an online IDE for building, previewing, and testing web components, built by the French design tooling company divRIOTS. It was discontinued on June 1, 2025 along with sibling products Webcomponents.dev and Backlight.dev, as divRIOTS shifted its entire focus to a suite of Figma plugins; the domain now redirects to divriots.com.
contrib.rocks — contrib.rocks is a free web tool that generates a single collage-style image showing the avatars of a GitHub repository's top contributors, which maintainers can embed in their README file or website so the contributor list stays automatically up to date. It was created and is maintained by developer Suguru Inatomi, GitHub handle lacolaco, with its underlying open-source code dating to 2019. It is widely used across open-source projects as a lightweight way to publicly recognize contributors without manually maintaining a list.
conveyor.cloud — conveyor.cloud is the home of Conveyor, a Visual Studio extension and standalone Windows tool made by Keyoti Inc. that gives developers local network and remote internet access to their IIS Express or ASP.NET development server through tunnelling, without changing project configuration. It is used mainly for cross-device testing, sharing a local build with collaborators, and receiving webhooks during development.
Cookiefirst — Cookiefirst is a consent management platform (CMP) that helps website owners scan for tracking cookies and scripts, display a customizable consent banner, and log visitor consent to comply with GDPR, ePrivacy, CCPA, LGPD, and other privacy laws. Founded in 2019 in Amsterdam, it was acquired by iubenda (a team.blue brand) in January 2025 and integrates with Google Consent Mode v2 and major CMS and tag manager platforms.
copr.fedorainfracloud.org — Fedora Copr, hosted at copr.fedorainfracloud.org, is a free, community build system that lets anyone create and host custom RPM package repositories built from source RPMs, without needing them accepted into the official Fedora repositories. Sponsored by Red Hat and run within Fedora Project infrastructure, it uses the Mock chroot tool to build packages and is commonly used for third-party repositories, continuous integration, and mass rebuild testing.
CopyQ — CopyQ is a free, open-source clipboard manager for Windows, macOS, and Linux that saves clipboard history and lets users search, edit, tag, and organize copied text, images, and files across tabs. Maintained by developer Lukas Holecek since 2009 under the GPLv3 license, it includes a scripting and command-line interface and can sync clipboard items across machines via a shared folder.
Cricket Health — Cricket Health was a technology-enabled kidney care company that provided value-based care management for patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and end-stage renal disease (ESRD). In August 2022, Cricket Health completed a three-way merger with InterWell Health and Fresenius Health Partners, and the combined organization now operates under the InterWell Health brand. As of 2026, Cricket Health no longer exists as a standalone, independently branded company; its technology and patient engagement platform were folded into InterWell Health's value-based kidney care operations.
cron-job.org — cron-job.org is a free, browser-based service for scheduling recurring HTTP and HTTPS requests, commonly called cron jobs or webhooks, without needing your own server. Users configure a target URL, an execution interval down to once per minute, and optional headers or request bodies, and cron-job.org calls that URL on schedule. The service has operated for more than 15 years and is funded entirely by voluntary donations rather than subscription fees.
Cronhooks — Cronhooks is a developer-focused webhook scheduling platform that triggers HTTP requests either once at a specific future date and time or repeatedly using cron expressions. It offers a REST API, signature verification for security, and a workflow-automation layer called cFlows for chaining multi-step actions from a single trigger.
Crunchyroll — Crunchyroll is a subscription video streaming service that specializes in anime, manga, and related Japanese entertainment, offering simulcasts of new episodes alongside a large back catalog of licensed titles. It is owned and operated by Sony through Crunchyroll, LLC, following the 2021 consolidation of Crunchyroll, Funimation, Wakanim, and VRV into a single brand. The platform combines video streaming, a manga reading library, and a curated games catalog under tiered subscription plans.
CudaText — CudaText is a free, open-source, cross-platform text and code editor written in Object Pascal using the Lazarus IDE, created by developer Alexey Torgashin as a successor to his earlier SynWrite editor. First released around 2015, it emphasizes fast startup, low resource usage, and extensibility through a Python plugin system, with native builds available for Windows, Linux, macOS, and FreeBSD.
Cura — Cura, commonly known as Ultimaker Cura or UltiMaker Cura, is a free, open-source 3D printing slicer that converts 3D model files into printer-ready instructions. Originally created by David Braam and later adopted and maintained by Ultimaker, it is now developed by UltiMaker following the 2022 merger of Ultimaker and MakerBot. The software offers more than 400 configurable print settings and is reported to serve over one million users worldwide.
Customer Lobby — Customer Lobby is a marketing and reputation platform for home and field service businesses, such as HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and carpet cleaning companies, that ties marketing spend to sales results and automates personalized customer outreach. Founded in 2007 by Ted Paff in the San Francisco Bay Area, it was later acquired by EverCommerce and today operates as part of EverCommerce's EverPro division of home-service software brands.
D-lan — D-LAN is a free, open-source, decentralized peer-to-peer file sharing application built specifically for local area networks such as LAN parties. It requires no central server, automatically discovers peers, and offers indexed search, distributed transfers, and built-in chat. The software is released under the GPL-3.0 license and runs on Windows and Linux.
datelist.io — datelist.io is an online appointment booking and scheduling system that lets service businesses such as salons, restaurants, consultants, and event organizers accept digital reservations around the clock from a website or social media page. It automates confirmation and reminder messages, accepts online payment, and connects to personal calendars, CRM, invoicing, and newsletter tools. The product is made by ACL Software SRL, based in Temploux, Belgium, with plans starting at 9 euros per month.
Deem — Deem is a corporate travel management platform offering cloud and mobile booking tools, cost controls, traveler safety alerts, and expense integrations for businesses.
Deno Deploy — Deno Deploy is a serverless hosting platform from Deno Land Inc for JavaScript and TypeScript apps, running code on V8 isolates with a generous free tier.
DIY — DIY.org is a subscription platform where kids ages 6-16 learn creative and coding skills through AI-guided projects, human-reviewed feedback, and a moderated online community.
Dwarf Fortress — Deeply simulated fortress-management and adventure game where players build and defend a dwarven colony inside a procedurally generated, persistent fantasy world.
Earnest — Earnest is a San Francisco fintech lender, owned by Navient, offering student loan refinancing, private student loans, and personal loans with no origination or prepayment fees.
Easy Window Switcher — Easy Window Switcher is a lightweight Windows utility from NeoSmart Technologies that lets users Alt+backtick between open windows of the same application, free for personal use.
Eaze — Eaze is a licensed cannabis delivery and retail marketplace app operating in California, Florida, and Colorado, founded in 2014 and acquired by Vireo Growth in 2026.
eBay — eBay is a global online marketplace, founded in 1995, where individuals and businesses buy and sell goods via auctions or fixed-price listings, with sellers paying per-sale fees.
Enpass — Enpass is a password manager and passkey vault that stores encrypted data in your own cloud storage or locally, rather than on the vendor's servers, across all major platforms.
Equinix — Equinix is a global data center and colocation company operating 260+ interconnected facilities in 33 countries for cloud, network, and enterprise infrastructure.
Everything Fonts — Everything Fonts is a browser-based suite of font conversion, editing, and preview tools, plus Elara, a one-time-purchase cloud font manager for designers.
exceptionless — Exceptionless is a .NET-focused error and log tracking platform that captures exceptions, feature usage, and custom events, offered as hosted SaaS or self-hosted software.
Extole — Extole is an enterprise referral, loyalty, and rewards platform used by consumer brands to build refer-a-friend, influencer, and ambassador programs.
Factorio — Factorio is a factory-building and automation simulation game where players mine resources, research technology, and build ever-larger automated production chains.
FBReader — FBReader is a cross-platform ebook reader supporting ePub, FB2, and Mobi formats, offered free with an optional one-time Premium unlock and cloud sync add-ons.
FileMaker — Claris FileMaker is a low-code platform, owned by Apple, for building custom business apps and databases that run on desktop, web, and mobile with cloud or on-premise hosting.
Flax Engine — Flax Engine is a source-available C++/C# game engine free for non-commercial use, with a royalty on commercial revenue above $250,000 per quarter.
Flipboard — Flipboard is a content aggregation app and magazine-style feed that lets users curate, follow, and read articles, videos, and podcasts by topic.
Font of web — Font of Web is a design reference tool that identifies fonts, color palettes, and UI patterns from real websites, now expanding as Fudge, an AI design search tool with an MCP server.
Font Squirrel — Font Squirrel is a free, ad-supported directory of hand-picked, commercially licensed fonts and a browser-based webfont generator for creating @font-face kits.
Fontshare — Fontshare is a free professional font platform run by Indian Type Foundry, offering around 100 high-quality, variable-enabled typeface families for commercial use.
FOSSA — Enterprise platform for open source license compliance, SBOM generation, and vulnerability remediation across code, containers, and third-party dependencies.
Foxit — PDF software suite from Foxit Software offering a free lightweight PDF reader plus paid PDF Editor and enterprise tools for editing, e-signing, and collaboration.
Free Download Manager — Free download accelerator and torrent client for Windows, Mac, Android, and Linux that splits files into segments for faster multi-source downloading.
FreeOffice — FreeOffice is a free office productivity suite from SoftMaker, offering a word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation app compatible with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files.
Funding Circle — Funding Circle is a UK-based, FCA-regulated online lender that provides term loans and the FlexiPay business credit line to small and medium-sized businesses.
GameMaker — GameMaker is a 2D game development engine and IDE, originally created in 1999 and now developed by YoYo Games (owned by Opera), free for non-commercial use with paid commercial and console licenses.
Gcore — Gcore is a Luxembourg-headquartered edge cloud, CDN, and AI infrastructure company offering GPU cloud, content delivery, edge compute, streaming, and network security on a global network.
Gemini — Gemini is a regulated cryptocurrency exchange and trust company, founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, offering spot trading, custody, staking, and a crypto rewards card.
Getscreen.me — Getscreen.me is a browser-based remote desktop platform that lets IT teams, support staff, and individuals access and control Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android devices without installing complex software.
GoodTime — GoodTime is an AI-powered interview scheduling and hiring coordination platform that automates panel, multi-day, and candidate self-scheduling for enterprise recruiting teams.
Grin — GRIN is a creator marketing platform that helps ecommerce and consumer brands discover, recruit, manage, and pay influencers and affiliates from a single system.
Hack Reactor — Hack Reactor is an immersive coding bootcamp that teaches full-stack software engineering through full-time and part-time online programs.
HackerOne — HackerOne is a security platform that combines a global community of ethical hackers with AI-powered tools for bug bounty, penetration testing, and vulnerability management.
Hamachi — LogMeIn Hamachi is a hosted VPN service that lets teams and individuals create secure, LAN-like virtual networks over the internet.
Headspace — Headspace is a mental health and mindfulness app offering guided meditation, sleep content, coaching, and therapy for individuals, with enterprise plans for employers.
HotSchedules — HotSchedules is a workforce management platform for restaurants and hospitality businesses, providing scheduling, labor forecasting, and payroll tools, now operated under Fourth.
Indeed — Indeed is a global job search and hiring platform where job seekers search listings for free and employers post jobs and use paid Sponsored Jobs to reach candidates.
Inkdrop — Inkdrop is a cross-platform Markdown note-taking app built for developers, offering code syntax highlighting, cloud sync, and a plugin ecosystem.
inspectlet.com — Inspectlet is a website analytics platform providing session replay, heatmaps, form analytics, and A/B testing to help teams understand visitor behavior.
Google Fonts — Google Fonts is a free library of over 1,900 open-source font families that can be embedded on websites or downloaded for use in apps and print, for both personal and commercial projects.
AppFolio Property Manager — AppFolio Property Manager is a publicly traded, cloud-based property management platform used by landlords and property managers for leasing, accounting, tenant screening, online payments, and maintenance requests.
Avail — Avail is a property management platform for independent landlords, offering free and paid tools for listing rentals, screening tenants, signing leases, and collecting rent; it operates as part of the Realtor.com network following its 2020 acquisition by Move, Inc.
Buildium — Buildium is cloud-based property management software for landlords, property managers, and homeowner or condo associations, covering accounting, leasing, maintenance, tenant screening, and online payments in one platform, and owned by RealPage since 2019.
Cloudbeds — Cloudbeds is a hospitality management platform that unifies a property management system (PMS), channel manager, booking engine, and revenue and guest-engagement tools onto a single data model for hotels, hostels, vacation rentals, and multi-property groups. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Diego, California, with a fully remote workforce, it serves tens of thousands of properties in more than 150 countries. Cloudbeds does not publish flat pricing and instead quotes plans based on property size, type, and selected modules.
DoorLoop — DoorLoop is a cloud-based property management platform for landlords and property managers, covering accounting, rent collection, tenant screening, and maintenance in one dashboard.
Guesty — Guesty is an all-in-one property management platform that helps short-term rental hosts and property managers automate bookings, guest communication, and channel distribution.
Hemlane — Hemlane is a property management platform that pairs software with licensed real-estate support for landlords, covering tenant placement, rent collection, maintenance, and evictions.
Hostaway — Hostaway is a vacation rental and short-term rental property management platform that combines channel management, dynamic pricing, guest messaging, and AI tools to help hosts and property managers scale their operations.
Copilot — This profile covers Copilot Money (copilot.money), a subscription personal finance app for tracking spending, budgets, investments, and net worth, founded in 2020 and headquartered in New York. It is distinguished here from Copilot.com (the agency client-portal platform, which rebranded to Assembly in 2025), GitHub Copilot, and Microsoft Copilot, none of which currently operate under the standalone Copilot brand name.
Creately — Creately is a visual collaboration and diagramming platform used to create flowcharts, mind maps, org charts, and process diagrams, with real-time collaboration and AI-assisted diagram generation. It is built by Cinergix, a company founded in 2008 and headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, with a primary team based in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Creately supports over 70 diagram types and thousands of templates for business, product, and education use cases.
Succefy — Succefy is an AI-powered job search platform that combines a resume and cover letter builder, an application tracker, interview coaching, and career readiness tests in one dashboard.