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wnr is a free and open-source time-management tool for Windows, macOS and Linux. It provides a timer with a fullscreen focus mode that makes rest mandatory and blocks virtual desktops and every monitor until a session ends. Options include disabling cancelling, skipping or stopping, parent control, statistics, mini mode and predefined tasks.
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wnr is a free and open-source time-management tool for Windows, macOS and Linux. It provides a timer with a fullscreen focus mode that makes rest mandatory and blocks virtual desktops and every monitor until a session ends. Options include disabling cancelling, skipping or stopping, parent control, statistics, mini mode and predefined tasks.
TagSpaces is a free, open-source file organizer for Windows, macOS, Linux and the web. It adds color-coded tags to files and folders without a database, so tags travel with the files, and it stores notes as standard text files. Files can be previewed, web content collected via a browser extension, and syncing is left to optional tools. It works offline without login.
Monosketch helps clean, compare, sort, transform, count, or format text in the browser.
Tad is a free, cross-platform desktop application for viewing and analyzing tabular data files. It views CSV and Parquet files and SQLite and DuckDB databases, supports large files, and includes a pivot table. It uses DuckDB internally and is aimed at data engineers and data scientists. Installers are available for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
SciTE is a SCIntilla-based text editor for source code. Originally built to demonstrate the Scintilla editing component, it has grown into a generally useful editor with facilities for building and running programs. It is available for Intel Windows 7 or later and Linux systems with GTK.
Cubox is a tool for saving articles and web pages to a library, reading them without distraction, and annotating highlights. It offers folders and tags, search, and a CLI that connects the library to AI assistants. Cubox is free to use, with Pro and Pro+AI plans; Pro+AI includes a 14-day trial.
