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Productivity

Notes, tasks, calendars, and focus systems that stick.

Drag furniture onto a simple floor plan.

Merge, split, and compress PDFs in one place.

Send big files without an account dance.

Install a stack of Windows apps in one installer.

Flowcharts without a SaaS login wall.

Write and debug regular expressions live.

One number: how fast is this connection, really.

Line up cities so the call is not at 3 a.m.

Paste a cron line, read it in English.

Turn a file into almost any other format.

What else does this app’s job, for cheaper.

World clocks, calendars, and sun times.

Build, test, and share APIs in one workspace.

Compress, convert, and edit PDFs in the browser.

Measure download, upload, and ping.

Git hosting with built-in CI and DevOps.

Short links and QR codes you can track.

The public registry for JavaScript packages.

A full Node.js dev environment that boots in the browser.

Write a regex, see matches, and get it explained.

Spin up a cloud IDE and share a running preview.

Paste JSON, see if it is valid, and format it.

Hit an API from the browser without opening Postman.

The public index of Python packages, with docs and downloads.

Send a poll of times and pick the slot that actually works.

Grammar, spelling, and style checks in 30+ languages.

A doc with tables and buttons so the wiki is also the tracker.

A free timesheet: start a timer, tag the project, export the hours.

A mesh VPN that puts your laptop and home box on one private network.

Track bugs and sprints on a board so the work is not trapped in a chat thread.

Searchable email with labels, spam filters, and 15 GB shared with Drive.

One infinite bullet list: indent a thought, zoom in, and skip the folder maze.

Connect two apps so a new row, email, or form kicks off the next step.

Build a form, take a payment, and send answers to the tools you already use.

Bookmarks with collections, full-text search, and a highlight reader.

Apply to a YC batch, browse the company directory, and read the startup library.

Write and share a document in the browser — comments, versions, and offline.

A HTML/CSS/JS playground you share with a link — still the default for a tiny repro.

Search jobs, upload a resume, and apply without a recruiter in the middle.

If this app fires, that other app does the next step — no code.

Start a video call in the browser if you already have a Google account.

Cloud files you share with a link — Docs, Sheets, and everything else in one Drive.

A spreadsheet in the browser: formulas, charts, and live sharing without Excel.

Shared calendars, invites, and a week view that lives in a tab.

Paid email and calendar that is not ad-funded — aliases, search, and your own domain.

Send a PDF, collect a legally binding e-signature, and see who actually signed.

Notes, databases, and wikis in one workspace — a page that can also be a tracker.

A slide deck in the browser: themes, speaker notes, and live sharing without PowerPoint.

Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook in the browser — the Microsoft 365 you already know.

Cloud files with sharing, e-sign, and workflows — a content hub for teams that is not a consumer drive.

Sticky notes in a Google tab: lists, photos, and reminders that sync to the phone.

Push a Git repo and get a preview URL — the default host for Next.js and a lot of the modern web.

Block apps and sites on every device at once so the phone cannot undo the laptop session.

The CRM most sales teams already live in — leads, service cases, and Agentforce on one cloud.

Photos, Drive files, notes, and Find My in a browser tab — Apple’s cloud you already pay for.

Hire a freelancer or find a contract — proposals, contracts, and escrow in one marketplace.

A spreadsheet-shaped work hub: sheets, dashboards, and automations for the projects that outgrew a lone Excel file.

Listen to articles, PDFs, and docs as audio, or dictate instead of typing.

A fast native code editor with built-in AI and multiplayer — open a folder and start typing.

Start a timer, tag the project, export the week — time tracking that turns into a timesheet.

See who ranks, which keywords they own, and how your pages compare — search data for marketers.

Keyword, backlink, and competitor data for search and AI visibility — one marketing desk instead of a pile of rank trackers.

Push a Git repo and get a running URL — dynos, Postgres, and add-ons without standing up your own servers.

Paste a domain and see the CMS, shop, and analytics stack behind it — plus how widely those tools are used.

Startup job listings with salary and equity on the card — apply directly, or post a role if you are hiring.

A terminal that blocks, autocompletes, and runs agents next to your shell — download it and type.

A fast native terminal with GPU rendering and platform chrome — download it, keep your shell, type.

Start a timer, turn hours into an invoice, and see which projects actually pay.

Dashboards for metrics, logs, and traces from Prometheus and the rest of the stack.

Save an article, open a clean text view later — offline, without the ads around the piece.

Unlimited computer backup, plus S3-compatible B2 storage for the files that should not vanish.

Flowcharts, wireframes, and mind maps on one infinite board — diagrams without a slide deck.

Drop-in sign-in, user profiles, and orgs — auth components instead of a weekend of JWT.

Login, SSO, and user identity for apps — hosted, not a weekend of OAuth.

Push a container and run it on Firecracker VMs close to your users.

An offline, open-source password vault — encrypted file on your machine, no cloud.

A shared inbox, live chat, and knowledge base for customer support teams.

Local-first notes, objects, and graphs that sync on your terms — a workspace you own.

An infinite whiteboard in the browser — sketch, drop images, and share a room without a design suite.

Turn text into flowcharts and sequence diagrams in the Live Editor — diagrams as code, not a canvas.

Download Desktop or Server Linux with an LTS cadence — the OS most clouds and workstations actually run.

A JavaScript runtime, package manager, test runner, and bundler in one binary — drop it on a Node project or run the whole stack.

Install command-line tools and desktop apps on macOS, Linux, and WSL with brew — a Cellar of packages, not a random binary.

A UI compiler that turns HTML, CSS, and JS into tiny components — ship less JavaScript, not another runtime.

A Node-compatible JS runtime with TypeScript, a sandbox, and built-in tests — drop it on a project and run.

Add SAML SSO, SCIM directory sync, and AuthKit with one API — enterprise login, not a custom SAML pile.

Git repos, pull requests, and Pipelines next to Jira — a host, not a pastebin.

AI calendar that defends focus time and slides meetings — a schedule, not another to-do list.

Fast email, docs, and AI that works in every tab — a desk, not another inbox pile.

Tasks, calendar, and shared lists for you and a team — a to-do, not another chat pile.

Notes, tasks, and docs that sync across devices — a notebook, not another slide pile.

A daily planner that pulls tasks and calendar into one day — a notebook, not another slide pile.

Notes, tasks, and docs in one editor that stays out of the way — a notebook, not another slide pile.

Swiss-hosted cloud storage with sync, sharing, and a lifetime plan option — a drive, not a clip dump.

Self-hosted files, talk, office, and calendars you run on your own servers — a desk, not a SaaS lock-in.

Markdown notes on Mac, iPhone, and iPad with tags and optional iCloud sync — a notebook, not another slide pile.

Workforce and customer identity: SSO, MFA, and lifecycle for people and AI agents — a gate, not a password dump.

Cloud monitoring for metrics, logs, traces, and security in one observability desk — a dashboard, not a log dump.

An in-process SQL OLAP engine that queries Parquet, CSV, and lakes locally — a database, not a dashboard dump.

Deploy web services, Postgres, and cron jobs from a git repo — a cloud desk, not a ticket dump.

Managed Vitess and Postgres in the cloud with branching, sharding, and NVMe-backed Metal — a database, not a dashboard dump.

On-call incident management that pages the right person, cuts alert noise, and writes the postmortem — a desk, not a ticket dump.

Product analytics with funnels, session replay, experiments, and AI insights on real user behavior — a desk, not a dashboard dump.

CI/CD that builds, tests, and ships from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket — a desk, not a log dump.

Open-source CI that builds, tests, and deploys from pipelines you own — a desk, not a log dump.

Document database and Atlas cloud with search, charts, and a free forever cluster — a desk, not a log dump.

Serverless Postgres that branches, autoscale, and backs apps and agents — a desk, not a log dump.

Open-source BI that asks questions of your database and shares dashboards you can verify — a desk, not a log dump.

Feature flags and runtime control so you ship dark, target users, and kill a bad release — a desk, not a log dump.

Product analytics for funnels, retention, and experiments on real user behavior — a desk, not a log dump.

CI that runs builds on your machines or theirs, with pipelines as code — a desk, not a log dump.

Atlassian’s wiki for docs, meeting notes, and team knowledge that lives next to Jira — a desk, not a log dump.

A UI for Docker and Kubernetes that lets you manage containers, stacks, and clusters in a browser — a desk, not a log dump.

Infrastructure as code: declare cloud resources in files and apply the same plan every time — a desk, not a log dump.

Agentless automation: write playbooks, push config, and run the same job on a fleet — a desk, not a log dump.

Infrastructure as code in real languages: declare cloud resources in TypeScript or Python and apply the same stack every time — a desk, not a log dump.

A public URL and gateway for local apps, APIs, and models, with replay and traffic policy in one agent — a desk, not a log dump.

Deploy an app, database, and cron from a GitHub repo on one cloud, with logs and a public URL — a desk, not a log dump.

Connect APIs and AI with workflows or code, plus 3,000+ apps and an MCP server for agents — a desk, not a log dump.

Visually connect apps into scenarios and AI agents, the no-code automation platform formerly called Integromat — a desk, not a log dump.

Policy-as-code for servers: write cookbooks, converge nodes, and audit compliance with Chef 360 — a desk, not a log dump.

Desired-state automation for servers, cloud, and compliance across hybrid infrastructure — a desk, not a log dump.

Enterprise iPaaS to govern and scale integrations and AI agents across apps — a desk, not a log dump.

Transactional email delivery with SMTP and an API, built for password resets and receipts — a desk, not a log dump.

An AI meeting notetaker that records calls, clips highlights, and shares recaps with a team — a desk, not a log dump.

Rent GPUs by the hour from a marketplace of cloud and community hosts — a desk, not a log dump.

Open-source Notion-style workspace for docs, wikis, and boards you can self-host — a desk, not a log dump.

End-to-end encrypted notes that sync across devices without a data-mining feed — a desk, not a log dump.

An AI calendar that time-blocks tasks and meetings so the day plans itself — a desk, not a log dump.

An open-source Notion-style workspace with docs, databases, and a whiteboard you can self-host — a desk, not a log dump.

Object-based notes that link people, projects, and daily pages instead of a folder pile — a desk, not a log dump.

Share a booking link that shows overlay calendars so the other person picks a sane time — a desk, not a log dump.

Rent German cloud servers, storage, and dedicated boxes at transparent hourly or monthly prices — a desk, not a log dump.

A VPN with a huge server list, Threat Protection, and apps for desktop and phone — a desk, not a log dump.

The free open-source editor with extensions, Git, and a terminal, used on millions of machines — a desk, not a log dump.

Follow RSS feeds and sites in one reader, with AI filters and a threat-intel desk for security teams — a desk, not a log dump.

Register a domain, point DNS, and add cheap hosting and email from an ICANN registrar — a desk, not a log dump.

Store logins, generate passwords, and fill them on the web and phone — a desk, not a log dump.

Play almost any video or audio file, including the awkward ones, with a free open-source player — a desk, not a log dump.

A free Windows text editor with tabs, syntax highlighting, and a tiny footprint — a desk, not a log dump.

Compress and extract 7z, ZIP, and RAR archives with a free Windows tool and a high-ratio format — a desk, not a log dump.

Record and edit audio on the desktop, cut clips, and export WAV or MP3 for free — a desk, not a filter dump.

A one-click VPN for desktop and phone, with a big server list and a kill switch — a desk, not a log dump.

A password manager for teams and people, with a vault, sharing, and breach alerts — a desk, not a log dump.

A VPN for unlimited devices, with a kill switch, CleanWeb ads blocking, and a one-click app — a desk, not a log dump.

A privacy-first VPN from Proton, with Secure Core, a kill switch, and apps for every device — a desk, not a log dump.

Restaurant POS, online ordering, and payroll in one system used by independent and chain kitchens — a desk, not a log dump.

Free open-source software to record the screen and go live to Twitch, YouTube, or a local file — a desk, not a log dump.

A fast paid text editor with a goto-anything palette, multiple cursors, and a free evaluation — a desk, not a log dump.

A GPU-accelerated terminal emulator that stays fast with lots of scrollback — a desk, not a log dump.

A desktop SQL client for Postgres, MySQL, and dozens of other databases, with a free Community edition — a desk, not a log dump.

Search apps, files, and snippets from a Mac hotkey, plus workflows you can share — a desk, not a log dump.

A desktop API client for REST, GraphQL, and gRPC, with collections you can share and a free local app — a desk, not a log dump.

A native desktop SQL client for Postgres, MySQL, and other databases, with a clean GUI and a free trial — a desk, not a log dump.

A macOS terminal replacement with split panes, search, and a huge scrollback, free to download — a desk, not a log dump.

An open-source API client that stores collections as files you can git, with a free local app — a desk, not a log dump.

A free desktop and web GUI for PostgreSQL: browse databases, run SQL, and manage roles — a desk, not a log dump.

A GPU-accelerated terminal emulator with panes, tabs, and a config file, free to download — a desk, not a log dump.

A user-friendly command-line shell with autosuggestions, completions, and a sane scripting language — a desk, not a log dump.

A JetBrains SQL IDE for Postgres, MySQL, and other databases, with a smart query editor — a desk, not a log dump.

A fast, customizable shell prompt that shows git status and context in any shell — a desk, not a log dump.

A C and C++ IDE with CMake, a debugger, and cross-platform toolchains from JetBrains — a desk, not a log dump.

A Go IDE with a debugger, refactoring, and built-in tools for modules and tests from JetBrains — a desk, not a log dump.

A .NET and Unity IDE with a debugger, refactoring, and game-dev tools from JetBrains — a desk, not a log dump.

A Ruby and Rails IDE with a debugger, refactoring, and inspections from JetBrains — a desk, not a log dump.

A Rust IDE with a debugger, cargo tools, and inspections from JetBrains — a desk, not a log dump.

A terminal workspace with panes, tabs, and a layout file, written in Rust and free to download — a desk, not a log dump.

A JetBrains IDE for notebooks, pandas, and remote Jupyter, with a smart editor for data work — a desk, not a log dump.

A GPU-accelerated terminal built on web tech, with themes and plugins, free to download — a desk, not a log dump.

A free, synced notes app that stays out of the way — write, tag, and search from any device — a desk, not a log dump.

Networked notes with bidirectional links, daily pages, and a graph you can query — a desk, not a log dump.

Business intelligence software for dashboards, charts, and asking questions of a spreadsheet — a desk, not a log dump.

An in-memory data store for caches, queues, and real-time apps, with official docs and downloads — a desk, not a log dump.

An open-source headless CMS for content types, APIs, and a TypeScript admin you can self-host — a desk, not a log dump.

An open-source backend for auth, databases, storage, and functions you can self-host — a desk, not a log dump.

A message broker for queues, pub/sub, and reliable delivery, with official docs and downloads — a desk, not a log dump.

A web server with automatic HTTPS, reverse proxy, and a simple config file, with official docs — a desk, not a log dump.

A headless CMS with a real-time editor, structured content, and APIs you can query from any front end — a desk, not a log dump.

A high-performance load balancer for TCP and HTTP, with official docs and downloads — a desk, not a log dump.

A cloud-native reverse proxy and ingress with automatic HTTPS and a live dashboard, with official docs — a desk, not a log dump.