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Free, open-source tool for batch-renaming files and folders with Unicode support, multiple renaming rules, MP3 tag and EXIF info use, preview, and no content changes.

Minimal browser with sidebar navigation, grouped “Rooms,” open-source code, and local-first privacy features focused on performance and native Mac support.

Secure messaging, free calls, group chats up to 250, emoji reactions, disappearing messages, low-cost international calls, rich media and community channels.

Built with Meta Meta Llama, Meta AI is one of the world’s leading AI assistants, already on your phone, in your pocket for free. And it’s starting to go global with more features. You can use Meta AI on .

JSFiddle is an online IDE service and online community for testing and showcasing user-created and collaborational HTML, CSS and JavaScript code snippets, known as 'fiddles'.

Modern Android YouTube app with local recommendations, background playback, SponsorBlock, smart TV casting, advanced downloads, and transparency controls.

Decentralized VPN with mixnet and zero-knowledge encryption, offering fast WireGuard and censorship-resistant AmneziaWG modes while hiding all user metadata.

An Android app for keeping track of books you have read and want to read.

Inspect, format, and partition disks with ease. Monitor health and configure RAID, while providing encryption and seamless integration into Linux systems.

A premium, open-source RSS/Atom feed reader built with Flutter and Material 3. Cross-platform, private, and algorithm-free.

Weblate is a web based translation tool with tight VCS integration. It features simple and clean user interface, propagation of translations across components, consistency checks and automatic linking to source files.

Discogs is a crowdsourced music database and marketplace. Discover music, buy and sell music with collectors in the Marketplace in all physical formats.

Create and share visually rich documents across devices with nested notes, universal command, and easy export options, available online and offline.

Lifehacker has been the world’s leading guide to tech and life tips, tricks and hacks since 2005. Our job is to figure out how tech, gadgets, software and other things work, so you don’t have to. Our team of experts spend over 5,000 hours per month researching and hands-on...

Fedilab is a multifunctional Android client to access the distributed Fediverse, consisting of microblogging, photo sharing and video hosting.

Synaptic is a graphical package management program for apt. It provides the same features as the apt-get command line utility with a GUI front-end based on Gtk+.

AI-driven 3D editing combines asset creation, Blender integration, intelligent UV unwrapping, mesh segmentation, prompt editing, and layer-based texturing.

Maid is a cross-platform Flutter app for interfacing with GGUF / llama.cpp models locally, and with Ollama and OpenAI models remotely.

Bitwig Studio is a multi-platform music-creation system for production, performance and DJing, with a focus on flexible editing tools and a super-fast workflow.

Capture and organize knowledge with a network-based note system, providing a novel approach to creating a distinct and personalized idea network.

Fan Control is a focused and highly customizable fan controlling software for Windows. It supports multiple temperature sources in min, max and average configurations, and fan curve functions, including but not limited to, linear, graph, and mix to control a single fan.

TimeScribe lets you effortlessly start, stop, and pause your work time with just a click, ensuring a straightforward time tracking experience. The app provides an intuitive dashboard to monitor your daily activities, including breaks, and allows you to customize your weekly work...

Keka is the macOS file archiver.

Episteme Reader is an offline-first application designed for reading various document formats. It leverages native Android technologies and C++ libraries to provide a performant reading experience with customization capabilities.

Create containers (aka Portals) on your desktop which show the contents of a specified folder. Divide your desktop into folders then use Portals to display the contents of the folders in an organized fashion - you can even hide the folders away somewhere else.