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PabloDraw is an Ansi/Ascii text and RIPscrip vector graphic art editor and viewer with multi-user capabilities. It uses the Eto.Forms cross-platform framework for native UI on Windows, macOS and Linux, and Version 3.3 is described as still in alpha.
Zim is a graphical text editor used to maintain a collection of wiki pages, inspired by how people use wikis. Pages can contain links, simple formatting and images, are stored in a folder structure and can have attachments. All data is stored in plain text files with wiki formatting.
Shrib is an online notepad for taking notes in a browser. The page states that note-taking is available as "Free and no login" or with an AI assistant, visitor stats, privacy and productivity features. It offers publishing and markdown. Javascript and cookies need to be enabled. Notes can also be accessed through the online-note domain.
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ASCII Art Studio is a freeware ASCII art editor for Windows by Torchsoft. It provides toolbox modes including text, freehand, brush, erase, fill, line, curve, rectangle, ellipse, and table, and supports working on multiple images side by side.
daily.place is a free browser-based tool for managing daily tasks. It includes a pomodoro timer, to-do list, ambient sound mixer, keyboard shortcuts, dark mode, and support for English, Spanish, and Portuguese. User data is stored locally by default, with optional account sync for cross-device access.
